Archive for category VFX'
Gorgeous, atmospheric and ultimately grisly Italian Giallo-meets-Hitchcock creation for the consistently eccentric Tiga by London-based VFX-centric director Cassiano Prado.
Apparently it’s all based on a series of short narrative poems that Tiga has written about replacing Canada’s wooded areas with green screens and weird models, and avid Tiga Story Club readers will be able to spot [...]
Tuesday, 16. March 2010 | No comments »
Tags: Agile Films, Cassiano Prado, John Moule, Tiga, What You Need
Released just ahead of her second album next week, Australian singer-songwriter Gabriella Cilmi teamed up with Michael Gracey for On A Mission. Gracey has delivered a post-heavy, glossy, space-age romp mirroring this fast-paced, Joe Jackson-esque pop stormer.
Gabriella Cilmi
On A Mission (Island)
Director: Michael Gracey
Production Company: Partizan
Producer: Rhun Francis
DoP: Alex Melman
Art Director: David Lee
Stylist: Susie Coulthard
Make-up: [...]
Monday, 15. March 2010 | No comments »
Tags: Gabriella Cilmi, Island, Marisa Garner, Michael Gracey, On A Mission, Partizan
If what’s gone before was very good, this puts Florence in a whole new league. This is an absolutely stunning, simply beautiful video by New York-based directing team LEGS.
Brilliant. The performance video is back.
Florence And The Machine
Dog Days Are Over (Island)
Director: LEGS
Producer: Malachy Mcanenny
Prod co: Rokkit
Representation: OBmanagement
Editor: Paul Snyder At Lost Planet
Ad: Sam [...]
Friday, 12. March 2010 | 23 comments »
Tags: Ailsa Robertson, Dog Days Are Over, Florence And The Machine, Island Records, LEGS, Rokkit
Ben Dickinson is back, collaborating with his old Waverley Films buddy Duncan Skiles, on Chiddy Bang’s take on that famous MGMT tune.
Ben and Duncan (or Dunkin) – now a team called Dinosaurus – have popped the Philly hip-hop duo’s heads on young kids bodies. It’s an enjoyable variation on a classic theme. A bit like [...]
Wednesday, 10. March 2010 | 2 comments »
Tags: Ben Dickinson, Black Dog Films, Chiddy Bang, Duncan Skiles, Kids, Nicola Brown, Opposite Of Adults, Parlophone
Corinne Bance and Axel D’Harcourt of Chic & Artistic’s beautifully executed video for Dan Black’s Symphonies – featuring Dan in numerous famous title sequences – first surfaced last summer.
Now the song has been reworked with the additional contribution by Kid Cudi – and so has the video. Here’s the new version, with the Kid smoothly [...]
Wednesday, 10. March 2010 | 1 comment »
Tags: A&M, Chic & Artistic, Dan Black, Emily Tedrake, Kid Cudi, Symphonies
Their video for You Came Out by David Wilson was a wonder to behold – now We Have Band make graphics out of themselves once again, this time collaborating with French team Jul & Mat.
The three members of WHB create letters with their bodies to spell out words, that make up a key lyric [...]
Thursday, 4. March 2010 | No comments »
Tags: Divisive, Jul & Mat, Naive Records, SoLab, We Have Band
An exceptionally psychedelic freakout for the Archie Bronson Outfit by Ferry Gouw, channelling the rich imaginative vein of previous work for Major Lazer, Lightspeed Champion, etc., then ramping it up a couple of notches. His adventure of destructive Space Mongol cowboys is by different turns comical and unnerving, consistently eye-boggling – and ideally suited to [...]
Thursday, 18. February 2010 | No comments »
Tags: Archie Bronson Outfit, Bart Mcdonagh, Domino Records, Ferry Gouw, RUN Productions, Shark Tooth
After the eye-boggling combination of war and sex that was Hard, Melina fetishises Rihanna’s Elvis-sneer in a myriad of roots-reggae-rock influences for a relentless bit of bump-and-grind twaddle. Consummately done.
Rihanna
Rude Boy (Def Jam)
Director: Melina Matsoukas
Prod co: Black Dog Films
Producer: Jil Hardin
DoP: Max Malkin
Offline Editor: Clark Eddy
Online: Click 3X / Mark Szumski
Watch: Quicktime movie
Monday, 15. February 2010 | 3 comments »
Tags: Black Dog Films, Black Dog LA, Def Jam, Melina Matsoukas, Rihanna, Rude Boy
The Fitzcarraldo Sessions are a French musical collective featuring, among others, Phoebe Kildeer of Nouvelle Vague and Craig Walker of Archive. The video for their track Alice & Lewis from the new album We Hear Voices is by Kate and Jey of Duckeye for Rokkit in Paris, and it’s an hypnotic exercise in abstract imagery, [...]
Thursday, 4. February 2010 | No comments »
Tags: Alice & Lewis, Duckeye, Rokkit, The Fitzcarraldo Sessions
Ben Steiger Levine has a way with creating thigns with that ‘how did they do that?’ quality. First there was Socalled’s You Are Never Alone, where the artist dismantles his own face. Then there was the amazing bee-man of the Grammy-nominated video for Beast’s Mr Hurricane.
Now he has created a surreal room where empty [...]
Wednesday, 3. February 2010 | No comments »
Tags: Arts & Crafts, Ben Steiger Levine, BUG, BUG 17, Heavens To Purgatory, Most Serene Republic, NuFilms