Papa Fly Films

A Question to the Reader

June 13, 2007 by Mica Prazak

Now, I’m not much of a webmaster, for this I owe my entire online library to my older brother Milan. He keeps this online “ship” a-floating.

In the wake of the ‘Lonely Evening’ video, and the others to soon follow, I have observed that my favourite part of having a website online, is the reaction that follows the release of an official video. Whether the reviews are positive or negative, it is the most exciting time for Papa Fly Productions. I want to thank the loyal and honest posters ( Milan, Tristan, B, R.K., Kwak in general) who keep the interactivity of this website alive.

Which is what I am here to talk about.

As an example, the Strokes (my favourite band) have completed their tour, and going on a four year break. Instead of cutting themselves off completely, they have included a new feature on their glorious new website. It is called ASK ME ANYTHING ( also the name of their song on the First Impressions of Earth album) and fans are able to email questions, which every member of the band will eventually answer. I like the idea that, even though they are not going to create any new material for a long period of time, they still wish to remain interactive with their fans.

I emailed the question, “what is your favourite song to play live?” I truly am curious.

I want to encourage interaction of this site. This does not a message board, because that is not original. So I am guessing, I am asking you guys what do you think the site could use?

Do you have a creative way to have people communicate on a website? It is an intriguing idea, and I am not going to half ass it. I appreciate every post that is posted (except the breast enlargement ones, flattering as it seems) and I only want to keep this online community alive.

At least between, the videos. Any ideas? Please post.

A Lonely Evening

June 8, 2007 by Mica Prazak

This song is dedicated to a girl I love so incredibly dearly. That simply won’t change.

The music in this video is an original piece by a friend of mine, Matt Mackay. For long time viewers, he plays bass in the “NYC Cops” video I made, and also plays the principal in the “I Bet You Look Good on the Dance Floor” video. A brilliant piece of work.

A lot of new stuff is on its way.