Foals 'What Went Down' by Niall O'Brian
To describe Niall O'Brian's video for Foals' What Went Down as intense is something of an understatement.
It stages two high-octane scenes - the first sees a girl swimming ahead of two others, the second features a grim bare-chested man, and a fearsome dog - in which the tension is ratched up, slowly but surely, and pretty much unbearable - and offers up a hell of a final twist.
And on top of that, it also features a performance by the band - and in particular by frontman Yannis Phillipakis - which can only be described as frenzied. Quite remarkable - and captured for posterity on beautiful 16mm film by DoP Lukasz Zal. Fasten your seatbelts...
Watch 'Foals 'What Went Down' by Niall O'Brian' here
PRO Credits
Credits
| Director | Niall O'Brian |
| Producer | Liz Kessler |
| Director of Photography | Lukasz Zal |
| Art Director | Kasja Soderlund |
| Underwater Camera Op | Aleksander Palasinki |
| Local Production Company | Radioaktive Films |
| Local Producer | Tanya Solokova |
| Local Producer | Iryna Nepomenko |
| Editor | Simon Hargood |
| Editing company | The Assembly Rooms |
| Post Producer | Cat Scott |
| Post production company | The Mill |
| Colourist | Seamus O’Kane |
| Lead Animator | Gareth Brannan |
| Label | Warner Music |
| Commissioner | Foals |
| Commissioner | Jen Ivory |
| Commissioner | Sam Seager |
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