Brian Burton (aka Dangermouse) and James Mercer (of The Shins) find themselves On The Road, armed with torches, having strange, emblematic encounters in a dreamy, picaresque tale of confusion and despondency.
An excellent, mystifying intro to Mouse and Mercer’s collaboration Broken Bells, directed by Muller, shot by Chivers, commissioned by Gent, and filmed on some kind [...]
Friday, 29. January 2010 | 1 comment »
Tags: Broken Bells, Dilly Gent, Factory Films, Oil Factory Inc, Sony Music, Sophie Muller, Steve Chivers, The High Road
After making a big noise in the press at the end of last year, this long-awaited new material from Sade sees the singer teaming up with her old friend Sophie Muller on the cutting-edge Soldier Of Love.
Shot on a big stage with huge back projections – brilliantly shot as ever by Steve Chivers – [...]
Thursday, 14. January 2010 | 3 comments »
Tags: Factory Films, Mike O'Keefe, Sade, Soldier Of Love, Sony Music, Sophie Muller
For the big acoustic number from Pink’s Funhouse album, Sophie Muller gave a suitable monochrome translation of this pensive ballad aided by Steve Chiver’s excellent photography.
Pink
I Don’t Believe You (RCA)
Director: Sophie Muller
Producer: Grant Jue
Production Company: Oil Factory Inc
DoP: Steve Chivers
Ofline: Sophie Muller
Online: Sunset Post
Watch: here
Tuesday, 1. December 2009 | No comments »
Tags: I Don't Believe You, Oil Factory Inc, Pink, RCA, Sophie Muller
For the new single from Shakira’s She Wolf album Did It Again, and the possible next single – a duet with Lil’ Wayne – Give It Up To Me, Shakira called on the services of award-winning UK director Sophie Muller. Did It Again alternates between ‘sexual antics portrayed in dance’ in a hotel room, [...]
Tuesday, 24. November 2009 | 1 comment »
Tags: Did It Again, Give It Up To Me, Lil Wayne, Oil Factory Inc, Shakira, Sony Music, Sophie Muller
New girl Paloma gets a big launch from Sophie and her team. Unmistakeable Muller.
Paloma Faith
Stone Cold Sober (Sony Music)
Prod co: Factory Films
Director: Sophie Muller
Producer: Rob Small
DoP: Simon Chaudoir
Art director: Alison Dominitz
Offline: Sophie Muller
Online: Uncle
Telecine: Tom Russell at Prime Focus
Commissioner: Mike O’Keefe
Watch: here
Wednesday, 29. April 2009 | No comments »
Tags: Factory Films, Mike O'Keefe, Paloma Faith, Sony Music, Sophie Muller, Stone Cold Sober
Duffy keeps cranking out the hits, and Sophie returns after her excellent job on Stepping Stone to provide the Chicago-ish production number.
She’s written the book on the pop video, of course, but the emphasis on choreography is actually a bit of a departure.
[pay]Duffy
Rain On Your Parade (Polydor)
Prod co: Factory Films
Director: Sophie Muller
Producer: Rob Small
DoP: Simon [...]
Monday, 3. November 2008 | No comments »
Tags: Duffy, Factory Films, Polydor, Rain On Your Parade, Ross Anderson, Sophie Muller
Duffy the Voice hooks up with Sophie Muller, and they push that Sixties thing for all its worth. But it’s not just a good look (although it is, especially in black and white, and lovely work from Denzil A-B).
Without resorting to the raw emotion of Warwick Avenue, Duffy backs up the ‘do, nice clobber and [...]
Wednesday, 20. August 2008 | No comments »
Tags: Denzil Armour Brown, Duffy, Factory Films, Final Cut, Polydor, Ross Anderson, Sophie Muller, Stepping Stone
The Kills take to beating the living shit out of each other in Sophie Muller’s third video for the band.
Having no idea that it was now perfectly fine for guys to hit girls – even if you’re a bit weedy like Jamie Hince – Promonews asked Sophie Muller all about it.
[pay]The Kills
Last Day Of Magic [...]
Thursday, 19. June 2008 | 1 comment »
Tags: Dilly Gent, Domino Records, Factory Films, Last Day Of Magic, Sophie Muller, The Kills
Patrick Daughters leads the field in terms of nominations for the 17th American Music Video Production Association Awards, which were announced late last week.
Daughters is nominated for Director of the Year, for his videos for Feist’s 1,2,3,4 and I Feel It All and Liars’ Plaster Casts Of Everything. 1,2,3,4 is also nominated for best direction [...]
Tuesday, 13. May 2008 | No comments »
Tags: 1234, 2008 MVPA Awards, Ace Norton, Alan Ferguson, Babyshambles, Bjork, Chemical Brothers, David Mullett, Dom & Nic, Feist, Foo Fighters, French Dog Blues, Fujiya & Miyagi, Go! Team, Goodtimes, Liars, Melina, Michel Gondry, Music Video Producers Association (US), MVPA Awards, Patrick Daughters, Paul McCartney, Phil Griffin, Salmon Dance, Sam Brown, Sophie Muller, The Pretender, Wade Shotter
It’s taken a while, but finally here comes another comprehensive snapshot of what’s going down, or coming up, in music video-making right now. It’s a whole lot of things currently in production or just completed…
Between the Eyes: Eran Creevy just shot Natty’s Cold Town for Tim Nash at Atlantic and also Sonny J’s Handsfree [...]
Thursday, 3. April 2008 | 1 comment »
Tags: 32, Ace Norton, Adele, Alex & Liane, Alex Hemming, Alphabeat, Amy MacDonald, Barnaby Roper, Ben Rollason, Beth Rowley, Between The Eyes, Bikini, Black Dog, Black Kids, Captain, Chris Debney, Chrome Productions, Colonel Blimp, Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip, Dan Sully, DARYL, Dirty UK, Dougal Wilson, Draw Pictures, El Skid, Elbow, Eran Creevy, Eros Ramazotti, Flight Of The Conchords, Flobots, Flynn Productions, Go: Audio, Goldfrapp, Goodtimes, Honey B, Huse Monfaradi, Ida Maria, Joe Lean and the Jing Jang Jong, Johnny Flynn and The Sussex Wit, JT, Karen Lamond, Lee Lennox, Max & Dania, Merge@Crossroads, Natty, Nick Frew, Nima Nourizadeh, P Tiddy, Partizan, Paul Minor, Phil Griffin, Pigeon Detectives, Pulse Films, Rattling Stick, Red Light Company, RedJam Productions, Remi Weekes, Ringan Ledwidge, Robyn, Rozan & Schmeltz, Sam Sparro, Sandi Thom, Seal, Sebastien Tellier, Sonny J, Sophie Muller, Static Films, Streetgang Films, The Delays, The Subways, Three Pronged Attack, Tigriss, Ting Tings, Uh Huh Her, Vincent Haycock, Youth Club