Archive for category Unsigned director'
Shot on a budget of a £1000, unsigned MVA-nominated directer Dave Aspinall delivers his promo for Manchester band The Whip. The video is “set in a post apocalyptic world littered with the remains of a technological era, with a tribe of new age children going about their daily routines”. Dave shot it himself, at reliably [...]
Tuesday, 21. February 2012 | Comments Off
Tags: Dave Aspinall, Movement, Southern Fried, The Whip
New, unsigned director JG Harding captures northwest indie rockers The Heartbreaks in this impressive performance promo shot in and around a beautiful, decaying theatre from a bygone age – the Morecambe Winter Gardens, in the band’s hometown. JG shot as well as directed, and combines monochrome and colour to increase the visual impact of the [...]
Tuesday, 29. March 2011 | Comments Off
Tags: Jealous Don't You Know, JG Harding, Neolight Project, The Heartbreaks
Richard Hunter’s previous video was for Good Shoes’ The Way My Heart Beats. His new one is for unsigned London outfit Chapter 24 – who, like a few up and coming bands, are playing at SXSW this week. Richard says: “The video was shot a thin shoelace budget, not those chunky ones you hear about, [...]
Thursday, 17. March 2011 | 2 comments »
Tags: Blisland To Cry, Chapter 24, Richard Hunter
Shot on the 7D on a budget of £1,000, unrepresented new director Dave Aspinall’s promo for Jaymo and Andy George’s brutal-toned Hold Me Back is a sympathetic Fight Club-style fast-paced gem with elements of the old Saturday afternoon telly wrestling bouts. Seconds out… Jaymo and Andy George feat. J2K Hold Me Back (Moda) Director: Dave [...]
Tuesday, 14. September 2010 | Comments Off
Tags: Dave Aspinall, Hold Me Back, Jaymo and Andy George feat. J2K, Moda
Here’s a steadicam performance video with a difference, for unsigned singer Luis Almau by new director Stuart Hall. In fact, its made up of what would usually be the outtakes that the editor would immediately consign to Trash. “I really wanted to do a stereotypical, artist-sings-to-camera one-shot video – but with the twist of the [...]
Wednesday, 16. June 2010 | 11 comments »
Tags: Luis Almau, Stuart Hall, The Quiet Life
Excellent showcase for the unsigned Exlovers by newcomer Jamie Chung. It’s a straightforward performance that’s nicely located and art directed – and finds itself understandably attracted to the very watchable girl singer. Exlovers You Forget So Easily Director: Jamie Chung Producer: Jamie Chung DoP: Phil Turner Art directors: Lucy Yates & Luke Price Editor: Rebecca [...]
Monday, 26. October 2009 | Comments Off
Tags: Exlovers, Jamie Chung, You Forget So Easily
Extreme lo-fi video slice-and-dice for the unpronouncable Dananananaykroyd by Stephen Agnew, that’s been selected as video of the week on Cerys Matthews’ show on 6music. Stephen explains that the video was shot in sunny Glasgow “with help from the Glasgow city council and Botanic Gardens and hindrance from some nosey community support officer.” Probably called [...]
Wednesday, 26. August 2009 | 5 comments »
Tags: Anthony Shaw, Best Before, Dananananaykroyd, Some Dresses, Stephen Agnew
Finely rendered and highly enjoyable welter of murderous mayhem and gore, illustrated by Damien Weighill, and animated by Stephen Wake. Which might possibly upset fans of Mother Teresa… Damien is a very fine illustrator, whose work you almost certainly know. His projects include Bad Nature and Back To Square One, as well as supplying drawings [...]
Thursday, 2. July 2009 | 4 comments »
Tags: Damien Weighill, Giggle Party, Jason Bought A Hatchet, Stephen Wake
Here’s a dark and sexy beast for The Newham Generals on Dizzy Rascal’s new label Dirtee Stank – featuring an incisive cameo by the label founder himself – directed by the young team Hope Audikana. Dizzee’s always a charismatic presence, but it’s the gritty, provocative storyline and excellent direction and editing which marks this out [...]
Monday, 23. February 2009 | 1 comment »
Tags: Dirtee Stank, Great Guns, Head Get Mangled, Hope Audikana, Rachel McClelland, Rebel State, The Newham Generals
This is a lovely song by the Danish band Our Broken Garden, and what seems like a simple Bolex-shot video by Phil Molloy – featuring their very watchable vocalist Anna – turns out to be quite strange and clever too. Involving lots of old-fashioned white A-frame tents. Phil says: “It was shot in Denmark, in [...]
Monday, 16. February 2009 | Comments Off
Tags: Bella Union, Our Broken Garden, Phil Molloy, Simon Raymonde, When Your Blackening Shows