Megaforce's first video since Is Tropical's The Greeks is quite a big one...

Megaforce's first video since Is Tropical's The Greeks is quite a big one... Leo, Raphael, Clement and Charles (aka Megaforce) got the nod to direct Madonna's video for Give Me All Your Luvin' - the first, hyper-catchy song from new album MDNA - with a dark cartoon of a treatment which has Madonna being protected at all costs. For her part, Mdna is apparently a big fan of their Kid Cudi video. It was shot in New York at the beginning of December, and after a lengthy edit by Madonna's favourite editor Danny Tull, post production took place at Box in New York and Mathematic in Paris, who did sterling work creating backgrounds in several scenes - including most of the opening 'suburbia' scene. Maybe less dark than Megaforce hoped, but still a blockbuster, and you can't fault Madge for giving budding European directing talent a helping hand. She's been doing it for years. And of course it ties in with her Superbowl show...

Leo, Raphael, Clement and Charles (aka Megaforce) got the nod to direct Madonna's video for Give Me All Your Luvin' - the first, hyper-catchy song from new album MDNA - with a dark cartoon of a treatment which has Madonna being protected at all costs. For her part, Mdna is apparently a big fan of their Kid Cudi video.

Megaforce's first video since Is Tropical's The Greeks is quite a big one... Leo, Raphael, Clement and Charles (aka Megaforce) got the nod to direct Madonna's video for Give Me All Your Luvin' - the first, hyper-catchy song from new album MDNA - with a dark cartoon of a treatment which has Madonna being protected at all costs. For her part, Mdna is apparently a big fan of their Kid Cudi video. It was shot in New York at the beginning of December, and after a lengthy edit by Madonna's favourite editor Danny Tull, post production took place at Box in New York and Mathematic in Paris, who did sterling work creating backgrounds in several scenes - including most of the opening 'suburbia' scene. Maybe less dark than Megaforce hoped, but still a blockbuster, and you can't fault Madge for giving budding European directing talent a helping hand. She's been doing it for years. And of course it ties in with her Superbowl show...

It was shot in New York at the beginning of December, and after a lengthy edit by Madonna's favourite editor Danny Tull, post production took place at Box in New York and Mathematic in Paris, who did sterling work creating backgrounds in several scenes - including most of the opening 'suburbia' scene.

Megaforce's first video since Is Tropical's The Greeks is quite a big one... Leo, Raphael, Clement and Charles (aka Megaforce) got the nod to direct Madonna's video for Give Me All Your Luvin' - the first, hyper-catchy song from new album MDNA - with a dark cartoon of a treatment which has Madonna being protected at all costs. For her part, Mdna is apparently a big fan of their Kid Cudi video. It was shot in New York at the beginning of December, and after a lengthy edit by Madonna's favourite editor Danny Tull, post production took place at Box in New York and Mathematic in Paris, who did sterling work creating backgrounds in several scenes - including most of the opening 'suburbia' scene. Maybe less dark than Megaforce hoped, but still a blockbuster, and you can't fault Madge for giving budding European directing talent a helping hand. She's been doing it for years. And of course it ties in with her Superbowl show...

Maybe less dark than Megaforce hoped, but still a blockbuster, and you can't fault Madge for giving budding European directing talent a helping hand. She's been doing it for years. And of course it ties in with her Superbowl show...

Megaforce's first video since Is Tropical's The Greeks is quite a big one... Leo, Raphael, Clement and Charles (aka Megaforce) got the nod to direct Madonna's video for Give Me All Your Luvin' - the first, hyper-catchy song from new album MDNA - with a dark cartoon of a treatment which has Madonna being protected at all costs. For her part, Mdna is apparently a big fan of their Kid Cudi video. It was shot in New York at the beginning of December, and after a lengthy edit by Madonna's favourite editor Danny Tull, post production took place at Box in New York and Mathematic in Paris, who did sterling work creating backgrounds in several scenes - including most of the opening 'suburbia' scene. Maybe less dark than Megaforce hoped, but still a blockbuster, and you can't fault Madge for giving budding European directing talent a helping hand. She's been doing it for years. And of course it ties in with her Superbowl show...