Nikki Smedley

And then at the same time, I would be working with the music and drawing, like I have like a kind of beat map of the construction of the song.

And then we'd meet up with the cameraman and go, this is what we want.

Maybe have to make or find some props.

And it went down so brilliantly well that they asked us to do more.

So we started a little company.

I think if they were inventing karaoke in these days...

They'd never even think to put a video there because that wouldn't be the motivation.

The motivation would be how to do it the most profitably rather than creating something more interesting.

When you asked me about whether or not I questioned it, you just went, no.

No, that's great.

It's a creative thing.

It's working with my pals.

It's doing what I love.

It's making things out of nothing to music.

Tick.

Yeah, absolutely.

Every single bit of paid work that I got in those days was, yeah, that was manna from heaven, completely and utterly.

Actually, I have got a question, which is why are you interested, I suppose?

Well, as you know very well, it was a relatively short period of time that they were prepared to pay out for these videos to happen.

And just a little breaking wave, we managed to surf.