No. 32 - DAVID

I met David in 2002 when I worked on his film clip. I was contracted by a production company and although no one said it, everyone knew the client had to be treated like royalty. A lot act like royalty too, but David didn't...sometimes. Sure he had the crazily expensive clothes, drinking, late nights and girls all sorted like the best band members do, but I did admire how he remembered us little people.

David wasn't overly demanding, obviously he remembers he's human just like the rest of us. After we finished an indoor shoot, I think I was holding the door open for him and as he left he thanked me. I can't recall exactly what he said. I know he had no idea who I was but he obviously knew I'd been working hard for his clip and that thanking me would probably make my day that much more worth it. It seems crazy to hold the fact that someone thanked me so high but unfortunately it doesn't happen often enough in many industries.