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Look up! It’s the Queen of Monsters. Lana Del Rey plays a vengeful giantess in this woozy romp by Rich Lee.In an allusion to the ’50s B Movie Attack of the 50 Foot Woman, Del Rey wanders peacefully through downtown Los Angeles towards Venice Beach. Suddenly, the video changes gear. It’s revealed that this entire setup was just a sequence from a pulpy drive-in movie. A different Lana watches, replete in a blonde Shake-N-Go wig, and wonders where her no-good date has gone. Then, in a sublime fantasia, the giantess Lana dances on Venice Beach, before emerging from the screen in a blast of sand to wreak havoc in the real world.Rich Lee is Del Rey’s current go-to director, and this video comes hot off the heels of their double video for <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrSX_OcpeJg">Fuck It I Love You/The Greatest</a>. Less recently, he directed a cosmic delight for<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2017/02/22/lana-del-rey-love-rich-lee/46369"> Love</a>. Doin’ Time was shot by Christopher Probst, ASC and edited by Logan Hefflefinger.Allegedly, the video’s schedule forced them to shoot Lana’s elements before the backgrounds, making this a wild achievement for the crew and VFX team. You can catch a glimpse of Lee’s storyboards <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BocWK7sPsVY">here</a>.Who knew that after all this time and speculation about her perceived authenticity, the enigmatic singer was actually guarding a wicked sense of humour. For an artist who has built an entire mythology out of restraint and careful repetition, this is an unusual deviation - a rare foray into kitsch comedy. But in a way, nothing could be more Lana Del Rey than a 50ft Lana Del Rey reclining in the LA basin on a hot afternoon. The risk paid off; this ranks amongst the her most iconic videos.

United Kingdom

Rich Lee

Drive Studios

Justin Diener

Clark Jackson

Christopher Probst

Brandon Mendez

Louise Lee

Fatima Robinson

Nra Kudelka

Trip hop

Lana Del Rey 'Doin' Time' by Rich Lee

Lana Del Rey - Doin’ Time (Official Video)

The new Herman Dune video for Tell Me Something I Don't Know directed by Toben Seymour features Jon Hamm - Mad Men's Don Draper, no less - doing what he does best: turning on the irresistible charm. But no two ways about it, the focus of his attention is a bit of a surprise: a small blue, hitchhiking yeti...
So what's Jon/Don turning up in this charming Herman Dune video, playing opposite a blue furry puppet "David - singer/songwriter from Herman Dune - and I wanted to find a talented and recognizable actor or actress to play the role of the character picking up the hitchhiking yeti," says Toben. "The story was always about the young yeti's experiences as he ventured into the unknown human world and I really wanted to cast someone unexpected to discover him.
"I sent text messages to some actor friends I've made since moving to LA and everyone seemed to love the script and song but were busy on other productions. That's when I contacted Mike Farah at Funny or Die. I know it can be really difficult to get big name actors involved in music videos but I figured it might be possible if I teamed up with Funny or Die since they have a way of making these things happen.
"Herman Dune and I already had a few things going for us: great music, interesting story and a great yeti puppet being built in NYC by Furry Puppet Studios. But I still wanted to cast someone great for the character who would discover the yeti. I explained the situation and sent the script and track to Mike, and he suggested a couple of people who might be interested. I saw Jon Hamm in the list and I knew he would be perfect for the role.
"I sent Jon's manager the script and the song and asked if Jon would consider being involved in this project. I wasn't sure if they would even respond to my pitch. A week went by and I was literally about to cast someone else when I got an email from Jon's manager saying he wanted to do this project.
"This project really amazed me. David and I came up with the concept and story together. We really had the greatest people involved on this project and Jon Hamm's involvement made it exciting for everyone. Once Jon signed on I had some concerns about whether or not we had the money to take care of him the way he might be used to. 
"Usually big Hollywood productions have amazing rigs for shooting road movies. I would have loved to work with this equipment but we didn't have the money. It was important that it be shot as realistically as possible, and I'd always planned to take advantage of the driving laws in Texas which allows passengers to ride in the back of a truck bed. A lot of our driving scenes are shot from the back of a truck bed as Jon and the yeti played leap frog with our production pick up truck. I wanted to make sure that Jon wasn't going to be surprised by anything when he arrived on set
"I explained the situation to Jon when we talked on the phone and he seemed to understand our budget constraints and was down for the cause. He told me he loved the song and thought the concept was great! Funny or Die helped pay for his flight to Austin, and Jon worked with us over the two and a half days of production. It was pretty funny to see Jon driving around Austin with a little blue yeti riding shotgun. When we drove through the city at night you would hear people do a triple take: "Cool car, whoa there's a puppet... #^@* thats Hamm!"
"I think Jon wanted to do the project because he liked the music and the concept. Since Mad Men wasn't shooting I imagine he thought this might be a cool video to do and see what happens. I also think he was interested because it wasn't your typical big budget Hollywood production. He mentioned that he used to make short films with his friends before Mad Men. I think its really humbling and inspiring that Jon got involved and gave his support to this music video project with Herman Dune. It was amazing to work with someone as talented as him."

<div style="text-align:left;font-size:x-small;margin-top:0;width:512px;"><a href="http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/d0112482f5/herman-dune-tell-me-something-i-don-t-know-with-jon-hamm" title="from Jon Hamm, Toben Seymour, Jasontobias, Furry Puppet Studio, FOD Team, and Yaya Herman Dune">Herman Dune "Tell Me Something I Don't Know"</a> from <a href="http://www.funnyordie.com/jon_hamm">Jon Hamm</a></div>

Toben Seymour

Funny or Die, Seymour Pictures, RSA/Little Minx/Black Dog

Jason Tobias and Toben Seymour

Final Cut

Marshall Plante

TK Broderick

Ntropic

Herman Dune Tell Me Something I Don't Know by Toben Seymour

For the gentle Back To December - the second single from her multi-platinum Speak Now album - Taylor Swift gets together with Yoann Lemoine to deliver this sweet promo of lost love with some suitably outdoor (and indoor) snowy scenes captured by Frederickson Jacobi.

Watch: <a href="http://www.hsiproductions.com/wdfeeds/ylemoine_mv.php" target="_blank">Quicktime Movie</a>
Taylor Swift <a href="http://www.taylorswift.com/" target="_blank">official website</a>

Yoann Lemoine

HSI London

Oualid Mouaness

Coleen Haynes

Frederickson Jacobi

Charles Infante

Justin Key

Taylor Swift’s Back To December by Yoann Lemoine

For the epic No One's Gonna Love You More by Gnarls Barkeley singer Cee-Lo, Skinny delivers an equally epic promo. 
This cinematic tale of two lovers high on lust, out on a road trip in California, has some great shots captured by lensman Starr Whitesides. But, really, one should always keep their eye on the road whilst driving... 

Watch: <a href="http://www.partizan.com/partizan/v.php/skinny_ceelo_no_ones_gonna_love_you/clip.mov" target="_blank">Quicktime Movie</a>

Skinny

Partizan

Starr Whitesides

Sophia DeArborne

Beau Lyon

Jenny Sirney & Jason Lee Parry

Alan Parks

Cee-Lo’s No One’s Gonna Love You More by Skinny

Actually part of Weiden &amp; Kennedy's campaign for new Nike shoe The Hyperizer rather than a bona fide video (rather in the same vein as Nima Nourizadeh's ad/video for Adidas) Andreas Nilsson has not allowed his Swedish knowledge of basketball (ie not much) to cramp his verve and visual wit. In fact, it might even have helped.
The Hyperizers are comprised of several NBA stars, while DJ Quik wrote the track. Andreas and co. spent two weeks in scorching Vegas making it, which must have been tough on the senior citizen dancing girls.

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