Waging the Third War: The Making of The Triptych
Oct 31, 2006 · 1h 4m
Director
Ryan J DowneyOverview
"Waging The Third War: The Making Of The Triptych" takes you inside Seattle's Compound Studio for a firsthand look at the creation of Demon Hunter's epic third album. With a running time of over 40 minutes, the band's founders discuss in great detail the album artwork, concept, musical direction, and lyrical standpoints of their latest disc, complete with behind-the-scenes footage of vocal takes and other goodies. Hear about "The Triptych" directly from the band in this professional documentary directed by Ryan J. Downey, a former writer/ producer for MTV News, longtime contributor to Alternative Press magazine, and close friend of Demon Hunter.
Cast of Waging the Third War: The Making of The Triptych
Crew of Waging the Third War: The Making of The Triptych
About Waging the Third War: The Making of The Triptych
What is Waging the Third War: The Making of The Triptych about?
"Waging The Third War: The Making Of The Triptych" takes you inside Seattle's Compound Studio for a firsthand look at the creation of Demon Hunter's epic third album. With a running time of over 40 minutes, the band's founders discuss in great detail the album artwork, concept, musical direction, and lyrical standpoints of their latest disc, complete with behind-the-scenes footage of vocal takes…
When was Waging the Third War: The Making of The Triptych released?
Waging the Third War: The Making of The Triptych was released on October 31, 2006.
How long is Waging the Third War: The Making of The Triptych?
Waging the Third War: The Making of The Triptych runs 1 hour 4 minutes (64 minutes).
Who directed Waging the Third War: The Making of The Triptych?
Waging the Third War: The Making of The Triptych was directed by Ryan J Downey.
Who is in the cast of Waging the Third War: The Making of The Triptych?
The cast of Waging the Third War: The Making of The Triptych includes Don Clark (Self), Ethan Luck (Self), Jon Dunn (Self), Timothy "Yogi" Watts (Self) and Ryan Clark (Self).

