Planes on Paper is a documentary style film that follows the talented musical duo, Planes on Paper, as they pursue their passion for music, as well as their journey to break into the Seattle music scene. The movie starts out exploring how Planes on Paper, consisting of Navid Eliot and Jen Borst, first came together to form their band. The two initially connected through a mutual love of music and shortly after the release of their debut album, they began to turn heads in the Seattle music scene. Interviews with the band members provide insight into their musical influences and how their creative process has evolved over time.
Throughout the film, we get a glimpse into their personal lives and the struggles they face as musicians. As they work diligently to produce new music, they also face the challenge of balancing their professional ambitions with their personal commitments, such as building a family.
The band's fans, friends, and collaborators all offer their own perspectives on their music, their chemistry, and their overall impact on the music industry. We get to see the band's infectious energy and dynamic performances as they play alongside local musicians and musicians from around the country.
Planets on Paper is known for their unique sound which mixes folk and indie rock music. This film showcases their creativity, chemistry, and what sets them apart from other bands. The visuals are quite breathtaking, as the film shows various Seattle locations - from grand vistas of the Puget Sound to the urban landscape of the city. The music creates a captivating atmosphere that perfectly sets the tone for the film.
What makes Planes on Paper stand out from other bands is their ability to connect deeply with their listeners through their songs. The documentary shows the impact they've had in the lives of their fans, both on a personal and a deeper emotional level.
All in all, Planes on Paper is a true ode to the world of music and the fascinating people behind it. This film is a must-watch for music lovers and aficionados. It sheds light on the challenges, efforts and the energy put in by the musicians to make their dreams come true. To sum up, this movie is highly recommended not just for those who love music, but also to everyone seeking inspiration for pursuing their passion with grit and determination.
Planes on Paper - Band In Seattle 217 is a 2015 music movie with a runtime of 33 minutes.
