Producer

Benjamin Gilovitz

Chromeo&#39;s&nbsp;super-funky dudes Dave 1 and P-Thugg have been getting up to mischief since they were&nbsp;from pint-sized puppies - and just about getting away with it. That&#39;s the endearing message from Dugan O&#39;Neal&#39;s warm-hearted video for Must&#39;ve Been.It starts with some innocent girl-avoiding, before harking back to their teenage years in the Nineties and avoiding parental retribution for their heavy weed-smoking (and getting support from guest star DRAM), before they reveal that they started out as badass 7 year old police car joyriders...&nbsp;Loads of fun, all perfectly in keeping with that loveable Chromeo vibe.

United States

Dugan O'Neal

The Directors Bureau

Sue Yeon Ahn

Jacki Calleiro

Joe Keenan

Chad Nicholson

Nick Richardson

Arnau Valls Colomer

Geoff Goodloe

Matt Berbano

Drew Valenti

Emilie Pereira

Alex Perrone

Michelle Miller

Paul Rogers @ Parrallax Post

Ricky Gausis @ Mpc

Bemo

Atlantic Records

Chromeo ft DRAM 'Must've Been' by Dugan O'Neal

Chromeo-'Must've-Been'-by-Dugan-O'neal

Writer/director Dugan O&rsquo;Neal also stars in his video&nbsp;for electronic dance duo Kunzite - a homage to vintage acting audition tapes.Evoking&nbsp;80s-90s era open casting calls &ndash; and&nbsp;no detail is spared with the authentic&nbsp;vintage attire, VHS film-graininess and retro office decor &ndash;&nbsp;O&rsquo;Neal plays the eager actor waiting his turn behind other hopefuls for a chance at his big break. While actors line up and perform for a disinterested crew, with&nbsp;interpretive dance moves and rocking out with air instruments, our nervous hero in the waiting room finds&nbsp;momentary solace, with the entrance of another hopeful&nbsp;(played by O&#39;Neal&#39;s wife, Bethany McCarty).And&nbsp;when it&#39;s his turn to showcase his talents for the stern producer and bemused musicians, he mentally transports himself to a woodsy ethereal realm, where he finds the freedom and confidence to let loose. It&#39;s a great, goofy, feegood climax to the story.Very entertaining, and as well as Dugan&#39;s star turn, the whole project was a family affair: the surly casting director in the video is played by Tom Gundelfinger O&#39;Neal, Dugan&#39;s father.

Drew Bienemann

Amina Zadeh

Paul Rogers

Ricky Gausis

Kunzite 'Vapors' by Dugan O'Neal

KUNZITE - VAPORS

Nash Edgerton, who did a great job with the action-packed (and violent) video for&nbsp;Bob Dylan&#39;s <a href="https://vimeo.com/47908331" target="_blank">Duquesne Whistle</a>&nbsp;a couple of years ago,&nbsp;has reunited with the great man to bring film-noir back to life for The Night We Called It A Day &ndash; from Dylan&#39;s unexpected Frank Sinatra tribute album Shadows in the Night.It features Dylan in the middle of a&nbsp;love-triangle which is doomed for a bloody end - and&nbsp;only one&nbsp;player&nbsp;can make it out alive. The sound and image go&nbsp;wonderfully together, and Nash (and Bob) properly reflect the intrigue and cynicism of the noir genre. And&nbsp;Dylan&#39;s heartwrenching&nbsp;vocals making it difficult to not sympathise with him&nbsp;a little, despite his backhanded ways...

Nash Edgerton

Kimberly Stuckwisch

Morgan Susser

Luke Doolan

Bryan Younce

Toby Corbett

Francis & Pereira

Denis Sharabarin

Kevin Cornish

Bill Pollock, Bonch

Bob Dylan 'The Night We Called It A Day' by Nash Edgerton

Bob Dylan - The Night We Called It A Day

He&#39;s done animation and he&#39;s done live action. He&#39;s even combined the two. But now David Wilson joins up with animator Christy Karacas (of Superjail! fame) to mix-and-mash the two media in an outstandingly effective and upfront way for Royal Blood&#39;s Out Of The Black.It&#39;s simply the best way to tell this full-throttle super-violent comedy&nbsp;action-horror - involving a gas station heist by psychotic alien inside a giant Easter bunny suit - and his buddies:&nbsp;a snowman, pumpkin, ice cream cone and walking heart. After the animated TV titles intro, the live action centring around a Doofus-like clerk sets the scene, before Karacas&#39;s extravagantly gory alien-revealing animation takes over...&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&ldquo;I became a fan of Christy&rsquo;s show&nbsp;Superjail! a few years ago,&quot; says David. &quot;It was Christy&rsquo;s incredibly inventive fight sequences and love of hand drawn animation that made me obsess over his work. I love hand drawn animation. It&rsquo;s where my&nbsp;directing career began, and I still fill my free time over a light box, drawing away.&ldquo;I wanted to give Christy as much creative freedom as possible whilst making sure&nbsp;the animation and the live action would still sync together. I would give Christy the starting point of which characters were fighting, where their geographical placing was on the set, and which characters&nbsp;would die. It was then up to Christy to create fight sequence, knowing the in-and-out points.&rdquo;Post-production was carried out at Finish, who provided the colour grade and extensive visual effects work to knit the promo together. &quot;&ldquo;One of our key jobs was to create several big matte paintings, the main one being the backdrop for a scene where the service station employee confronts the aliens in costumes,&quot; explains Flame artist Judy Roberts.&nbsp;&quot;A smashed up helicopter, cars and a dead body, were all added to the clean plate using hand textured CGI renders, and various supplied photographic elements.Colourist Julien Biard adds: &ldquo;David is based in LA and he couldn&rsquo;t be in the grading suite with me so we used a remote grading system, where I&rsquo;m grading in London and David is at another facility in LA. It&rsquo;s great because both suites are linked up by an almost instantaneous feed so he could see every adjustment of the grade in real time.&quot;&ldquo;They worked tirelessly to elevate the piece,&quot; says David of FInish&#39;s input.&nbsp;&quot;Like with the majority of Post Production this is done in ways that are often very difficult to spot, but that&rsquo;s only because they did an incredible job. The result lived up to my dreams. I dreamed BIG on this one!&rdquo;&nbsp;

United Kingdom

David Wilson

Christy Karacas

Colonel Blimp

Nathan James Tettey

Corin Taylor

Mike Hart

Michael Berlucchi

Ari Robbins

Greg Allen Lang

Max Windows

Stitch Editing

Julien Biard

Judy Roberts

Andy Copping

Cheryl Payne

Finish

Sam Seager

Warner Music

Rock

Royal Blood 'Out Of The Black' by David Wilson & Christy Karacas

Royal Blood - Out Of The Black (Official Video)

Three young men (at least) go through big transformative experiences in Foster The People&#39;s big comeback video for Coming Of Age, directed by BRTHR.The young directing team hark back to the heyday of 80s teen cinema in a way that&#39;s both slightly tongue-in-cheek and entirely&nbsp;heartfelt - a good combination for FTP.&nbsp;And with a gorgeous film look, it&#39;s all done with the visual flair we&#39;re&nbsp;coming to expect from Alex Lee and Kyle Wightman, aka&nbsp;BRTHR.&nbsp;

BRTHR

Shawn Kim

Tom Berendson

Saul Levitz

Jonathan Wang

Lorenzo Ragioneri

LEGS Media

Jamie Kohn Rabineau

Jesse Fleece

Tom Lisowski

Derek Hansen

Josiah Bultema

Lisa Roth @ HMH Casting

Corey Bringas

Chad Nagel

Blue Thompson

Foster The People 'Coming Of Age' by BRTHR

Foster The People - Coming of Age

It&#39;s a leftfield idea that is initially almost bamboozling, because the video is true to the traditions of the genre. Patrick, back to directing after a year-plus sabbatical, plays it straight with a combination of intrigue, romance, evildoing and derring-do. You just have to disentangle a number of simultaneous storylines, set in different timeframes and places (both South and North Korea) involving the same actors playing similar roles in the different narratives.Almost surprising too to see Patrick Daughters returning with something so averse to the cinematic production values for which he&#39;s renowned. But its so faithful to the subject you&#39;d be forgiven for thinking its the real McCoy, until a few characters start lipsyncing...

Patrick Daughters

The Director's Bureau

Emily Skinner

Larkin Seiple

Matt Sanderson

Heidi Adams

Victoria Aronson

Taylor Stevenson

Keith Wage

Christine Ko, Jason Her, Tim Park, Adam Jung, Davis Choh, Ben Cho. Mihui Hall, Sejin Park, Mia Danelle

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Producer

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