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In Your Face has photos from the Final Cut and Soundtree’s summer bash last Thursday night, including what Tim Nash calls “the funniest photo I have ever taken”… Sorry Tim, we just had to show the folks… Actually not just the funniest, surely the most unfeasible. How is this just one picture? Unless you can [...]
Monday, 22. June 2009 | Comments Off
Tags: Atlantic Records, Final Cut, Nima Nourizadeh, Tim Nash
Atlantic’s MVA-winning commissioner Tim Nash has been on his travels recently. In LA with Jake Nava for Little Boots, and then on to Cuba with Nez for Paolo Nutini. And you can find out about his exploits on the peerless In Your Face – including his and Nez’s smoke-filled encounter with this gentleman – a [...]
Friday, 24. April 2009 | Comments Off
Tags: Atlantic Records, Jake Nava, Little Boots, Nez, Paolo Nutini, Tim Nash
What a nice surprise. Promo News is featured in this week’s Guardian Guide, which came out on Saturday. We’re on the Internet page (p32) and here. Recommending this website as the place to go for quality British music vids with all the trimmings, Guardian Guide says: “If you’ve got the slightest interest in film and [...]
Sunday, 15. March 2009 | 2 comments »
Tags: The Guardian Guide
Can’t make, or just plain not bothered about Glastonbury this year? Well, there’s this other festival in June in Manchester – Manchester, Tennessee, that is. It also has The Boss playing, and a couple of other bands, as you can see here… And does Glasters have a super animated line-up announcement promo featuring a pioneering [...]
Tuesday, 3. March 2009 | Comments Off
Tags: Bonnaroo 2009, Elliot Jokelson, Ghost Robot
The English National Opera and Sky Arts commissioned three short films for songs performed at the ENO – from Werner Herzog, Sam Taylor-Wood and Dougal Wilson. And surprise, surprise, Dougal made the one that’s a funny, hugely entertaining silent comedy inspired by the fizzing rollercoaster of Largo Al Factotum – the familiar aria from Rossini’s [...]
Monday, 23. February 2009 | 2 comments »
Tags: Blink, BUG, BUG 11, Colonel Blimp, Dougal Wilson, Largo Al Factotum, The Barber Of Seville
Possibly timed to coincide with the YouTube upgrade, an old classic gets a bright shiny makeover. And presumably its longest ever sofa-centric payoff… The whole thing is meticulously explained on SimpsonCrazy. And frankly, I can’t believe they took out Ned Flanders… Watch: Quicktime movie
Tuesday, 17. February 2009 | Comments Off
Tags: The Simpsons
Christian Bale’s famous rant at the hapless lighting guy, as visually embellished by Corin Hardy It’s not only a right laugh, I think Corin’s hit on something: Christian was just finding it hard to separate between a biff-bang blockbuster and real life. He’s probably right, and I think we can fully expect The Bale as [...]
Monday, 9. February 2009 | 3 comments »
Tags: Academy Films, Christian Bale, Corin Hardy
MVA ’08 winners Eran Creevy and James Copeman are both featured in the current issue of Arena, in the magazine’s Future Is Now feature – and do fair impressions of male style mag models into the bargain. Eran, sporting a John Varvatos shirt, is highlighted as a filmmaker to watch on account of his soon-to-be-released [...]
Tuesday, 27. January 2009 | Comments Off
Tags: Arena, Between The Eyes, Black Dog Films, Eran Creevy, James Copeman, Shifty
As mentioned last week Stuart Lanceley brilliantly homaged – in fact, pretty much totally recreated – Grant Gee’s classic video for Radiohead’s No Surprises for his entry to Adam & Joe’s Video Wars competition – the spin-off of Song Wars, A and J’s regular feature on their 6Music radio show. It’s great. And the making [...]
Wednesday, 10. December 2008 | Comments Off
Tags: , 6Music, Adam & Joe, Adam & Joe's Video Wars, Adam Buxton, Antiques Roadshow, BUG, BUG 10, Chris Salt, Chromebaby, Jane's Brain, Stuart Lanceley, The Meatballs Song
Adam Buxton showed a clip of this amazing work at BUG 10 a few days ago. But here is the whole thing. A crazy genius named François Macré decided it was a good idea to completely replicate the six minutes of Michael Jackson’s Thriller just by using his own voice. Clearly a ridiculous way to [...]
Monday, 17. November 2008 | Comments Off
Tags: BUG, BUG 10, François Macré, Michael Jackson, Thriller