Following a starring role in James Corden's brilliant Comic Relief sketch last week, George Michael teams up with directing collective MIE for his somewhat maverick version of the New Order favourite - with all proceeds from the promo and single going to the charity.

Following a starring role in James Corden's brilliant Comic Relief sketch last week, George Michael teams up with directing collective MIE for his somewhat maverick version of the New Order favourite - with all proceeds from the promo and single going to the charity. Joe Marshall from MIE explains: "After working on his <strong><a href="http://www.promonews.tv/2010/11/30/george-michaels-december-song-3d-version-by-mie/" target="_blank"><em>December Song</em></a></strong> video, George Michael asked us to realise an idea he had for the video of his cover of New Order's <em>True Faith</em>. The original, classic, video was based on the Bauhaus Triadic ballet, so we also used this as our inspiration. "We decided to create dancing characters, who are formed from smoke and inhabit George's world in the promo. We motion captured some contemporary ballet and used this as the basis for our smoke dancers."

Joe Marshall from MIE explains: "After working on his December Song video, George Michael asked us to realise an idea he had for the video of his cover of New Order's True Faith. The original, classic, video was based on the Bauhaus Triadic ballet, so we also used this as our inspiration.

Following a starring role in James Corden's brilliant Comic Relief sketch last week, George Michael teams up with directing collective MIE for his somewhat maverick version of the New Order favourite - with all proceeds from the promo and single going to the charity. Joe Marshall from MIE explains: "After working on his <strong><a href="http://www.promonews.tv/2010/11/30/george-michaels-december-song-3d-version-by-mie/" target="_blank"><em>December Song</em></a></strong> video, George Michael asked us to realise an idea he had for the video of his cover of New Order's <em>True Faith</em>. The original, classic, video was based on the Bauhaus Triadic ballet, so we also used this as our inspiration. "We decided to create dancing characters, who are formed from smoke and inhabit George's world in the promo. We motion captured some contemporary ballet and used this as the basis for our smoke dancers."

"We decided to create dancing characters, who are formed from smoke and inhabit George's world in the promo. We motion captured some contemporary ballet and used this as the basis for our smoke dancers."

Following a starring role in James Corden's brilliant Comic Relief sketch last week, George Michael teams up with directing collective MIE for his somewhat maverick version of the New Order favourite - with all proceeds from the promo and single going to the charity. Joe Marshall from MIE explains: "After working on his <strong><a href="http://www.promonews.tv/2010/11/30/george-michaels-december-song-3d-version-by-mie/" target="_blank"><em>December Song</em></a></strong> video, George Michael asked us to realise an idea he had for the video of his cover of New Order's <em>True Faith</em>. The original, classic, video was based on the Bauhaus Triadic ballet, so we also used this as our inspiration. "We decided to create dancing characters, who are formed from smoke and inhabit George's world in the promo. We motion captured some contemporary ballet and used this as the basis for our smoke dancers."