Miz Mandy, Releases Two New Music Videos with a San Diego Red Carpet Premiere on Saturday October 27th, 2012 at Flavor Del Mar

San Diego, CA. (PRWEB) October 05, 2012

Pop singer, Miz Mandy, released her third album, ?MouseTrap?, in late 2011. Produced by Los Angeles songwriter and composer, Ryan Franks, Miz Mandy claims that the new musical direction will challenge her fans ?musically and lyrically. It?s very different from my past albums, but I think people will love it.? Ryan Franks agrees, ?The fusing of dirty, trashed out synthesizer parts, lush strings, heavy grooves and some cool twists and turns in the vocals has created a different sound.? http://www.MizMandy.com/

Miz Mandy calls the new sound ?Cinematic pop/rock? and says that she wrote the lyrics from the point of view of ?a femme fatale, a desperate housewife or a Bond girl.? By Bond girl, she is referring to one particular track, ?The Cat?s Pajamas?. The song is about a female double agent hired to kill a handsome male agent. She's staking him at the pool and she is caught between doing what she is hired to do and what she really wants to do. ?This song was just meant to be a video.? She said.

Mandy contracted with Illinois native and Director of her first music video, Frank Rice. "When Mandy came to me about doing a video, I instantly became excited. I loved the song? [The Cat?s Pajamas] has a very catchy chorus and I liked the play on the words. She uses a lot of metaphors to convey her feelings toward someone. I like that? Not too direct or literal.? He said. ?I formed my vision based on Mandy's lyrics. I know Mandy likes the quirky, kinda out-of-place stuff, but I felt that this song needed to be kept on a serious level. That steered my vision into shooting it more like a movie, rather than a traditional music video." http://www.frankjricejr.com

Rice, who has directed music videos for JMD Records/Universal Music Group continues, "I reached out to my good friend and co-director, Nick Lam, for his technical and third eye expertise. He has a way of seeing things a little different, which helped with the many ideas and shots."

Nicholas Lam, who has directed commercials for BMW, Proctor & Gamble and the Democratic National Committee, and TV pilots for E! Entertainment, CBS, 20th Century Fox, BET and Bravo Networks, described the song as, "sultry and fun, with just the right amount of edge to give it a Bond-like sheen without coming across as campy or contrived.? http://www.nicholaslam.com/

They all met a few times to talk about the details and the date was set. Associate Producer Nick Gibeault started to bring the different entities together: crew, budget and cast. ?I love producing because challenges always arise, and I learn something new with every shoot.?

The treatment and shot list were created. Props and set d