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Pink Floyd: Point Me at the Sky (Music Video)

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68

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Original title

Pink Floyd: Point Me at the Sky

Year

1968

Running time

4 min.

Country

United Kingdom

Screenwriter

David Gilmour, Roger Waters

Cast

Music

Pink Floyd

Producer

EMI

Genre

Musical | Short Film. Music Video. Planes

Synopsis

The group made a promotional film for the song in which they posed in goggles and flight outfits with a vintage aeroplane, registration G-ANKB (a De Havilland DH.82A Tiger Moth[4]) A still picture from this photo session was included in promotional materials given away with the U.K. single and on a picture sleeve version released in The Netherlands. Alternate still shots from the same session appeared in the artwork for the 1973 LP A Nice Pair and the booklet for 1992 remastered CD of A Saucerful of Secrets. The film also features another vintage aircraft, G-ADBO (an AVRO 504N[5]), plus scenes of trains at Paddington Station.

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Pink Floyd: Point Me at the Sky (Music Video)

1968

5.8

(68)