Lily Frost - Stand

Newest video for "Stand" by Lily Frost. From the album Do What You Love (2012)
Cameras by Ben Srokosz, additional production by Ashley Srokosz. Edited by Jonathan Abrosimoff.

Another Live Olenka Video!

If you know me, you already know how much i love this band……I had the pleasure to work with them again in September to capture a live performance. Enjoy!

New BDR Video - More Thorns

Spur of the Moment Media is very proud to present the newest video from By Divine Right. "More Thorns" appears on the June 4th 2013 album "Organized Accidents". Directed and Edited by Ben Srokosz with Cameras and Post Production by Jonathan Abrosimoff.



Head on over to www.handdrawndracula.com to purchase the new album.

New Music Video - The Nature Boys

Check out the Video we shot for this great new band from Toronto.....The Nature Boys.

Shotgun Jimmie

New video we shot for Chatham's "Culture Factory". Shotgun Jimmie performed with By Divine Right at the Cultural Centre Studio One in Chatham, Ontario, Feb 8 2013. Great performer, and Spur strongly recommends Jimmie's album "Transistor Sister".

Newest Spur of the Moment Video

Today we are proud to present the newest Live Recording and Film by Spur of the Moment Media. On November 2, 2012, Olenka and the Autumn Lovers held their album release party at the Talbot Street Church in London, Ontario for their newest EPs "Hard Times" and "It's Alright". Spur of the Moment was on hand to capture the entire performance. The following is an excerpt from that performance.

Now head on over to olenkalovers.com to learn more.

Exciting times for Chatham - Culture Factory 2013

Having grown up in the Chatham-Kent area, I've seen many a rise and fall in the local music scene. That being said, the "scene" is a matter of opinion. Some will tell you that there are bands galore in Chatham, but to me, a scene is when you can go out on a Friday night and see a band coming through town, or discover a new band, or catch a local favourite out at the pub. Having that choice keeps it fresh and exciting. The ability for local acts to mix it up with touring bands also provides local music to reach new audiences. Well, some of that excitement is on the way back VIA a new local group called Culture Factory.

Culture Factory is a not-for-profit group that I had the pleasure of joining last year. One of our aims is to enhance the local music scene by getting Chatham back on the map as a touring bands' destination. Why shouldn't we be on that map? We happen to be on one of the most travelled highways in North America and most of the bands touring Canada drive right by us en route to London, Windsor, or Sarnia.

On Feb 8th, one of those bands is coming back to Chatham, after being exposed to last years' CF festival. By Divine Right, wsg Shotgun Jimmie, both from Toronto, will be at the Chatham Cultural Centre Studio One. It will be BDRs third time in Chatham, and a first for Shotgun Jimmie. The show is an unofficial kick off to the 2013 season, and it is a great opportunity to meet the board members and learn more. Doors at 9pm, $10 cover. Keep connected in 2013 at www.culturefactory.ca