Commissioner

Pierre Le Ny

Ambroise Willaume aka SAGE, ex-vocalist of French pop rock band Revolver, has released this slice of surreal&nbsp;Magritte-esque&nbsp;imagery&nbsp;for&nbsp;his single August In Paris&nbsp;directed by&nbsp;Thibaut Grevet.&nbsp;Its a very stylish and striking proposition, which&nbsp;pairs moving,&nbsp;disembodies pairs of legs atop angular, modern buildings. All manner of these long,&nbsp;anonymous limbs -&nbsp;mannequin legs, marching legs, bare legs,&nbsp;golden legs - dance to the staccatoed beats,&nbsp;taking over the artist&#39;s mind as we follow him through lonesome, modern spaces.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]The mysterious clip - which never reveals Ambroise&#39;s face - ends with a striking&nbsp;swell of endless&nbsp;marching legs, with the artist&nbsp;leading the way.A mesmerising tour de force by Grevet, whose work includes films for Vans and Red Bull, and <a href="https://www.nowness.com/story/easy-rider-dimitri-coste" target="_blank">Easy Rider </a>- a&nbsp;riveting short profile of photographer and motocross fanatic Dimitri Coste.

France

Thibaut Grevet

Julie Mathieu

Frenzy Paris

G.U.M

Axel Cosnefroy

Elsa Rodach

Evan Djenki

Fanny Sage

Maxime Pozzi-Garcia

Guillaume Ho

Mikros Image

Villa Noailles

Cofrad Mannequin

SAGE 'August In Paris' by Thibaut Grevet

SAGE "August In Paris"

Emile Sornin is back with a video for The Shoes&nbsp;that&#39;ll possibly make you think twice about that cheeky Nando&#39;s you&#39;ve been promising yourself.Or maybe not. 1960s Horror starts with the grisly truth about the poultry business, the huge industrial scale of chcken production and consumption - which of course includes the terrible, shaming treatment of the poor creatures.&nbsp;Then it gets even more extreme, a prediction of the next stage of mankind&#39;s&nbsp;greed and stupidity.And then comes the revenge - which is sweet, but also tastes of chicken...&nbsp;&nbsp;It&#39;s Chickenzilla!

Émile Sornin

Division

Roman Pichon Herrera

Gilles Pinaudau

Julien Meurice

Romeo&Fils

Martin Henri

Emilie Aubry

Home Digital Pictures

Mathematic

Théo Josso

Labelgum

Alternative

The Shoes ft Dominic Lord '1960's Horror' by Emile Sornin

The Shoes Ft. Dominic Lord - 1960's Horror

Karim Huu Do&#39;s video for The Shoe&#39;s track Submarine is an icy, unsettling, brilliantly composed&nbsp;piece which&nbsp;ventures into&nbsp;uncanny and disturbing&nbsp;territory.Following an intimate scene between a couple that leads to a&nbsp;secret&nbsp;agreement, the video&#39;s strange vibe builds with&nbsp;scenes of increasingly nighmarish nature, with the young woman experiencing some sort of&nbsp;posession as the dazed&nbsp;man looks on, surrounded by&nbsp;featureless faces.Karim Huu Do told DAZED: &quot;I remember watching Altered States&nbsp;when I was a kid, it&rsquo;s a movie about a scientist that wants to find a way to return to his first soul and to achieve it, he makes different experiments, one of them being the use of hallucinogens.&quot;I guess when I listened to the track it made me remember the feeling I had when I saw it. The slow tempo, the nonchalance in the surreal lyrics, everything in this song made me think about how you experience a drug.&nbsp;So I went into exploring the physical and mental state you go through when you&rsquo;re taking substance. More precisely how the dopamine is released in your brain in the process called &#39;brain reward&#39; and how drugs interfere with it.&nbsp;&quot;All together it makes the story you see in this film; a couple that experience a drug. While one is losing control of his mind, the other is losing control of her body.&quot;&nbsp;

Karim Huu Do

Caviar

Celine Roubaud

Zico Judge

Benjamin Zorilla

Kristof Brandl

Christophe Colette

Maud Dupuy

Daniel de Vue

Bacon

Glassworks London

Twentyfour-Seven Spain

Electro-rock

The Shoes ft. Blaine Harrison 'Submarine' by Karim Huu Do

The Shoes ft. Blaine Harrison “Submarine” - Official Music Video

Dent de Cuir have created this&nbsp;hilarious,&nbsp;thought-provoking,&nbsp;rhythmic&nbsp;patchwork of memes and interweb-culture visuals for French electro-rock band The Shoes&#39; Drifted. Ah, the awesome power of compound gif action...&nbsp;It follows the Paris and Montreal-based&nbsp;directors&#39;&nbsp;excellent laptop-centric lyric video for the band&#39;s&nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEdH1m9gOmA" target="_blank">Feed The Ghost</a>.

Dent de Cuir

Indie Rock

The Shoes 'Drifted' by Dent de Cuir

The Shoes - Drifted

In the music video world, much like film itself, there are labours of love. We&rsquo;ve all heard the stories; locked in a dark room, toiling away with no food or sleep until the final touches are done. Yes, there are labours of love, and then there&rsquo;s something else; DIY 3D scanning performances and spending 8 months creating beautiful artificial CG worlds on a laptop while simultaneously touring under the moniker Woodkid. That&rsquo;s precisely what Yoann Lemoine has done for his Black Atlass video &lsquo;Jewels&rsquo;.It&rsquo;s a stunning example of what can be achieved not with money, but strong vision and unrelenting persistence. The video features 3D scanned images of Montreal-based singer Alex Fleming (Black Atlass) paired with the stoic Polish model Anja Rubik, in worlds both unfamiliar and fantastic. Their surreal poses and surroundings are unsettling, yet absolutely captivating.The lights and shapes and textures are not only extraordinary, but unexpected as well. And that&rsquo;s largely the point. As Yoann explains:&nbsp;I was born with computers but I&rsquo;ve always thought it was strange to use them to fake or replace reality. The whole quest for 3D, 4D, pixel resolution, frame rate, and progress in the CGI world only seems to be driven by a fascination for reality emulation, and not that much by artistry and fantasy. The reality pictured in this video only exists in the computer I used to create the piece. It&#39;s fascinating and alienating too.Despite creating coldly artificial environments, the images in &lsquo;Jewels&rsquo; have an immediacy and warmth to them, in large part because Yoann has created scenes with such detail and precision, we become completely engrossed. The way certain shots so unnaturally fuse faces together with inorganic objects creates a bizarre empathy; we understand, without understanding at all.

Yoann Lemoine

Iconoclast

Elias Belkeddar

Annabel Rosier

Antoine Poulet

Johan Leclaire Botarelli

Thierry Baucheron

Sidney Baucheron

Samuel Fisher

Romain Chevalier

Darcy Backlar

Jérôme Cultrera

Tracy Grey

Anja Rubik

Black Atlass 'Jewels' by Yoann Lemoine

BLACK ATLASS - Jewels (official video)

Yoann Lemoine AKA Woodkid has described his final visual release for his album The Golden Age as &quot;somehow about my love/hate relationships with men.&quot; And certainly&nbsp;the epic 11 minute&nbsp;promo &ndash; also featuring music by modern German composer Max Richter &ndash;&nbsp;is open to interpretation.&nbsp;Seemingly going full circle, Yoann implies previous promos were the imagination of the child within;&nbsp;a&nbsp;boy who lives in the swampy outback. Yoann goes further as the body cast in the intro is of long-term protegé Thomas Azier who has toured with Woodkid.&nbsp;Having introduced the imaginator behind the videos for&nbsp;Run Boy Run&nbsp;and Iron,&nbsp;we get to see the everyday ups and downs&nbsp;of growing up in a small remote community. Of course,&nbsp;everything is portrayed&nbsp;beautifully: the photography is by Kasper Tuxen.

Kasper Tuxen

Fred Olzak

Hervé Thouement & Hugo Aymerich @ One More

Christine Miller

Susan Porche

Chris Clayton

Mirin "midi" Soliz

Alternative Pop

Woodkid 'The Golden Age' (ft. Max Richter 'Embers') by Yoann Lemoine

Woodkid - 'THE GOLDEN AGE' feat. Max Richter 'EMBERS' (Official HD Video)

Following Iron and Run Boy Run, here's Woodkid's I Love You, and the third instalment of the Yoann Lemoine's epic, visionary, utterly distinctive visualisation of his musical project. 
And I Love You has the same epic quality, beautiful attention to detail, and distinctive monochrome look that marks out the all Woodkid videos. Just don't expect this to be a continuation of the magical adventure of Run Boy Run - that's dispelled in the opening shot. Instead, another character who first appears in Iron takes centre stage. And here the grandeur is initially less effects-driven and naturalistic, before normal service is resumed. 
Matvey Lykov plays a churchman and organist, playing to his congregation. But then intercut with the church footage, he is also lost in the spectacular coastal scenary of Iceland, before sinking beneath the waves, to be surrounded by a school of whales.... 

http://www.youtube.com/watchv=KQu8FOjJXdI&amp;feature=youtu.be

Foued Selami

Arnaud Potier

Julien Moine

David Frak

Brigitte Slama

One More Production

Herve Thouement

Woodkid 'I Love You' by Yoann Lemoine

Woodkid-'I-Love-You'-by-Yoann-Lemoine

Following his promo for <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/2011/03/31/woodkids-iron-by-yoann-lemoine/" target="_blank">Iron</a> Yoann Lemoine delivers its stunning sequel for his own musical project Woodkid.

HSI London

Roman Pichon

Baptiste Chesnay

Pierre Pell

Flavie Doubesky

Raminta Poskute

Woodkid 'Run Boy Run' by Yoann Lemoine

UK-Music-Video-Awards-2012-–-all-of-last-night's-winners!

Jake Gyllenhaal in East London, killing Dalston hipsters, with a fencing rapier and pretty much anything else that comes to hand...No, not just a fanciful idea. That is Daniel Wolfe&#39;s new video for The Shoes&#39; Time To Dance: an eight-minute American Psycho-style rhapsody of mayhem featuring Hollywood leading man Gyllenhaal as the dead-eyed killing machine on the loose in grim London, with a very particular axe to grind...It&#39;s Wolfe&#39;s first video since his outstanding run of work for Plan B, Chase &amp; Status, and his last Shoes video, for Stay The Same, a year ago. That was intense; this is intenser... it&#39;s poetically bleak stuff as we follow Gyllenhaal&#39;s path of destruction through the icy city - shot by Robbie Ryan, and edited by Tom Lindsay.? Daniel Wolfe talks about the making of the Time To Dance video at <a href="http://www.onepointfour.co/2012/04/04/gyllenhaal-murdering-hipsters-in-dalston/" target="_blank">1.4</a>http://www.youtube.com/watchv=pt9wnawn7xQ

Somesuch

Tim Nash

Lee Groombridge

Robbie Ryan

Tom Lindsay

Simon Bourne

Ben Leeves

Leanne Flinn, Kharmel Cochrane

Sam Tidman

Sara Sensoy

Anim

Lynn Darragh

Leo Leigh

Sally Campbell

Dougal Meese

Daniel Wolfe

Glenn Kitson

The Shoes 'Time To Dance' by Daniel Wolfe

The-Shoes-'Time-To-Dance'-by-Daniel-Wolfe

Featuring model Agyness Deyn and a cast of well-honed heroic types, its a highly stylised action fantasy in monochrome, beautifully photographed by Mathieu Plainfosse. Epic grandeur, continually stunning imagery and a devastating climax add up to a major league labour of love.

Pierre Le Ny

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