Model D TV: It Came From Detroit
This week’s Model D TV installment looks at the debut of It Came From Detroit — a film that chronicles garage rock in the Motor City and recently premiered at the DIA.
It Came From Detroit — the film that chronicles the rise of Detroit’s garage rock scene —
debuted recently at the Detroit Institute of Art‘s Detroit Film Theatre, bringing scenesters and film buffs
out to celebrate Motor City rockers. Model D TV director/producer Tom Hendrickson was there to capture the scene and talked with the director and some of the players about the movie and the music.
Click the You Tube screen below to watch:
To learn more about It Came From Detroit, go to the movie’s web site, www.itcamefromdetroit.com.
The Model D TV video features music from The Dirtbombs’ DIA performance. Check out the band at www.thedirtbombs.net.
Photos:
James Petix Filming the Gore Gore Girls at the Magic Stick, Photo Copyright Dave Krieger
The Dirtbombs, courtesy of the band
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