Tony T Datis places Katy Perry in her very own fairy tail complete with her younger self, her prince charming (with a twist), crumbling palaces and some excellent effects. Beautifully lensed by Stephane Valle, the promo compliments (and completes) the cycle of promos to her Teenage Dream album, kicking off with scenes from first single [...]
Friday, 22. June 2012 | Comments Off
Tags: Capitol, Danny Lockwood, DNA, Katy Perry, Tony 'Truand' Datis, Wide Awake
Shot at the Marine Corps base Camp Pendleton in Oceanside California, Katy Perry kicks ass in Ben Mor’s action promo for new single Part Of Me. In stark contrast to her bubble-gum image of California Gurls, Mor captures Perry (lensed by District 9 DP Trent Opaloch) in her hard-as-nails role surrounded by yer actual active-duty [...]
Tuesday, 27. March 2012 | 1 comment »
Tags: Ben Mor, Black Dog (USA), Capitol, Danny Lockwood, Katy Perry, Little Minx, Part Of Me
Hockey discover some choice vintage audio gear to record things – like a handshake, or bubbles – as opposed to sounds, in Skinny’s video for the very hooky Song Away. That, and its relaxed, freeflowing feel makes this a very cool video indeed. Skinny are Dori Oskowitz, David Hache and Marc-Edouard Leon, whose previous work [...]
Wednesday, 9. June 2010 | 1 comment »
Tags: Capitol, Danny Lockwood, Hockey, Partizan, Skinny, Song Away
If you’re wondering why Eric’s Depeche Mode video hasn’t been on Promo before now, the simple fact is we are still struggling to find the words to describe it. Completely nuts. Insane. Genius. Very slurpy and wet. Er… But what we can say is that this is the first product of the partnership between London’s [...]
Friday, 23. October 2009 | 2 comments »
Tags: Capitol, Depeche Mode, Eric Wareheim, Hole To Feed, John Moule, Mighty 8, Mute Records, Warp Films
Keith Schofield’s new video for NYC rapper Mims is such a great thing you’ll enjoy it first without thinking that much about how he did all those wonderful FX. Or possibly because your head can’t take it all in. But suffice to say, it’s bloody clever. There’s Mims himself gliding across the screen left to [...]
Wednesday, 18. February 2009 | 4 comments »
Tags: Capitol, Danny Lockwood, Keith Schofield, Move, Streetgang Films
So the Olympics is over, and the Zhang Yimou-directed closing ceremony was nearly as awesome as the Zhang Yimou-directed opening ceremony. But did either have fireworks blowing out of a motorcyclist? Excuse me, I don’t think so. That’s not the only thing that Jeremie Rozan and Martial Schmeltz’s video for Aussie outfit Midnight Juggernauts’ groovy [...]
Monday, 25. August 2008 | Comments Off
Tags: Capitol, Into The Galaxy, Midnight Juggernauts, Partizan, Rozan & Schmeltz
As has been reported everywhere already, Radiohead have done it again. Their new video, directed by James Frost at Zoo, was shot without cameras. The video was created with two different laser-scanning technologies: the Geometric Informatics system – a scanner that uses structured light to capture detailed 3D images at close proximity – and the [...]
Thursday, 24. July 2008 | 1 comment »
Tags: Blip Boutique, Capitol, Geometric Informatics, House Of Cards, Interpol, James Frost, Mary Fagot, Radiohead, Rest My Chemistry, Velodyne, XL Recordings, Zoo Films
Newbie Katy meets Kinga Burza, and together they make one big pink girlie party. But unfortunately, what with the lyrics and lingerie, and the fact that Katy’s sitting there stroking her kitty, it’s way too sexy. It’s the first US production in the irresistible rise of Kinga, and probably the first of many. Furthermore, it’s [...]
Wednesday, 4. June 2008 | 7 comments »
Tags: Capitol, I Kissed A Girl, Katy Perry, Kinga Burza, Partizan, Susan Silverman
Here is the second part of a big rundown of new videos, in production or just completed. And this isn’t all of them either, oh no… Annex: Luc Janin has directed The Fratellis’ Mistress Mabel for Bob & Tamara at Universal, and Vanessa Caswell shoots the first video for Revere’s The Escape Artist. Blunt: Brendan [...]
Wednesday, 14. May 2008 | Comments Off
Tags: 19 Management, Ace Norton, Arni & Kinski, Blunt Films, Brendan McNamee, Capitol, Carme Montanez CallanSara Whatmore, Caspar Balslev, Chris Debney, Chromeo, Dan Curwin, Dan Millar, Dirty Pretty Things, Electric Feel, Flight Of The Conchords, Foo Fighters, Henry Scholfield, Intro, Jill Kaplan, Joe + Rollo, Katy Perry Annex Films, Kevin Kocher, Kinga Burza, Ladyhawke, Lindy Heymann, Little Jackie, Lorin Finkelstein, Love, Luc Janin, Maris Garner, Martin Fougerol, Martina Topley Bird, Mercury Records, Merge@Crossroads, MGMT, Modular Recordings, Neil Young, Nettwork, Newton Faulkner, Nima Nourizadeh, Noel Gallagher, One Night Only, Partizan, Paul Weller, Polydor, Ray Tintori, RCA, Revere, Ross Anderson, S Curve, Sony BMG, Stephan Manel, Stuart Meyer, Sub pop, Susan Silverman, Terry Hall, The Fratellis, The Guillemots, The Music, Tim Pope, Tom Bird, Vanessa Caswell