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Innovative video of Hamilton musicians rings in new year

A Hamilton filmmaker has released his annual love letter to the local arts scene a three-minute 'Auld Lang Syne' video featuring a handful of Steeltown musicians.

A Hamilton filmmaker has released his annual love letter to the local arts scene a three-minute Auld Lang Syne video featuring a handful ofSteeltown musicians.

Brian Berneker filmed 14 artists against a green screen playing and singing the year-end anthem. Then heedited them into scenes around Hamilton. Dancing through the background is Jed Lifeson, a local personality known for his spontaneous dancing around downtown.

"It's a little bit of hometown pride," he said. "It's just for a lark. There's no corporate agenda behind it. It's just a shout-out to Hamilton."

This is the third year Berneker has made the film. Each year, traffic grows a little more through word of mouth.

He worked on the video throughout December.

Local composerNathan Fleethelped with the music. This year's video is dedicated to Berneker's friend Massimo Rosati, who died suddenly on Dec. 28.

Local musicians whowish to participate next year can contact Brian Berneker throughbrianberneker.comor brianberneker@gmail.com.