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Kevin Cannon

Shot in the Mojave desert and beautifully captured by DP&nbsp;Todd Banhazl, Jimmy Ahlander and Robin Antiga&#39;s allegorical&nbsp;promo for Smashing Pumpkins&#39; Drum&nbsp;&amp; Fife sees a group of kids armed with catapults and a drum, playing war&nbsp;in the dunes - but then mysteriously and cruelly&nbsp;subjected to a real mortar attack.

United States

Jimmy Ahlander

Brian Welsh

Good Company

George Nessis

Todd Banhazl

Sean Fazende

Cut+Run

Robin Antiga

Prehistoric Digital

Randi Wilens

Lock It In

Indie

Rock

Smashing Pumpkins 'Drum & Fife' by Jimmy Ahlander & Robin Antiga

Smashing-Pumpkins-'Drum-&-Fife'-by-Jimmy-Ahlander,-Robin-Antiga

Lance Drake builds a dystopian futuristic promo for US production whiz kid&nbsp;&nbsp;Illangelo and Phlo Finister in his promo for Clockwork. Influenced by 60s/70s scifi, Lance&#39;s cool, cinematic video balances dark and light in a minimal and brutal alternative world...

Lance Drake

Doomsday Entertainment

John Curtis

Danielle Hinde

Kimberly Stuckwisch

Sir Chad Nicholson

Tyler Jensen

Nelson DeCastro

Mindy Kelly

Meghan Nguy

Nikki Scale

Elijah Finister

Alicia Fischmeister

Yoni Klein

Dimitre Berberov

Chris Friend

Daouda Leonard

Electronica

Illangelo ft Phlo Finister 'Clockwork' by Lance Drake

"Clockwork" - Illangelo ft. Phlo Finister

Following her global smash Royals, New Zealand singer-songwriter Lorde hires Young Replicant to interpret a dream she had of &#39;teenagers in their own world - a world of hierarchies and initiations&#39;.Young Replicant&#39;s promo for the single Team is set around an industrial docklands area featuring a gang guzzling a strange drink before embarking on a jousting match aboard motorcycles...

New Zealand

Young Replicant

Pulse Films

Stacy Vaughan

Laura Tunstall

Elise Majorossy

Lauren Nikrooz

Rebecca Grice

Griffin Cole

Walter Pictures

Lorde 'Team' by Young Replicant

Lorde - Team

Kat Dennings (2 Broke Girls), Nikki Reed (Twilight), and several other famous friends of the band, feature in Adam Neustadter&rsquo;s promo for 90s pop sensations Hanson.
Shot in Los Angeles rock club The Satellite (packed with fans of the band), Get The Girl Back follows two intersecting narratives that unfold at a Hanson show over the course of the song. The band came up with the fun pop narrative and tapped director Adam Neustadter to bring it to life.
The promo entered VH1&prime;s Top 20 countdown Stateside this week and the band is embarking on a world tour that will take them through the end of the year.

Adam Neustadter

Jonathan Lia

Todd Banhazi

Peter Maestrey

Elliot Thompson

Yi London

Hanson ‘Get The Girl Back’ by Adam Neustadter

HANSON "GET THE GIRL BACK"

Jordan Bahat charts the journey of a suitcase which becomes separated from it&rsquo;s owner &ndash; in this case US pop band Fun &ndash; in his excellent promo for Why Am I The One. Follow the case on it&rsquo;s cinematic adventures &ndash; as the viewer gets emotionally involved &ndash; before being reunited with the band. Curiosity will almost certainly keep you watching till the end.&ldquo;The band came with the idea of shooting a video about lost luggage&rdquo; explains Jordan. &ldquo;So I wanted to create an epic journey for this bag &ndash; but I also wanted the viewer to connect emotionally with the bag as if it were a character. As if, when they see the bag, they think of a lost dog or an orphan instead.&ldquo;Amongst the crew we immediately named the bag Stanley. I wanted Stanley to have a face that we could identify, but that at the same time, I wanted the face to look accidental as if it were constructed by natural elements of the bag&rsquo;s design and maybe some accumulated wear from travel. And also, the face needed to have a certain ambiguity so we could get gather different emotions from Stanley dependent on the environment or actions of the scene without having to actually change anything about the face. So when he&rsquo;s trekking across America it&rsquo;s as if he&rsquo;s smiling with his hair waving in the wind. But when he&rsquo;s in abandoned on a sidewalk with mud splattered across his face, it reads like a really pathetic scenario.&ldquo;The scope of the video was also very important. I wanted Stanley to go on a kind of coming of age road-trip. One of the earlier designs for Stanley&rsquo;s journey had him falling in love with another bag, witnessing the biker character having sex with a roadside prostitute, getting stabbed in mafia fight sequence&hellip;That would have been a different video I&rsquo;m sure. But we went with that idea &mdash; that Stanley had to physically travel and see the world. Have his Eat, Pray, Love experience or something.&ldquo;To actually shoot the video, we had a day with the band in Seattle based on their manic touring schedule. Then we came back to LA and shot the more localized stuff &ndash; the pawn shop and street sequences, the mafia sequence, etc. The last day of production was dedicated to the road trip montage which broke down into a 250 mile road trip around Southern California in order to capture coast, fields, desert and snow. Mark, the guy who played the biker in Seattle, actually came down to LA to carry on his role and shoot the road trip sequence. It was a lot of fun and a great way to cap off production. Anyway, a lot of running around for five and a half minutes&rdquo;.

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