Johnny Flynn 'In The Deepest' by Simon Ryninks
Doomsday is upon us in Simon Ryninks' video for Johnny Flynn. But unfortunately, not everyone agrees.
In an age of polarising opinions and post-truth, sometimes it's hard to see what's actually happening even when it's hurtling towards Earth at thousands of miles per hour. A taxi driver sees a meteorite on a collision course with Earth, but it looks like he's the only one who's worried about it. The video follows him as he manically scrambles through a city acting like nothing is wrong, trying to find anyone else who's as concerned as he is.
SIMON RYNINKS:
"Johnny has imbued In The Deepest with a sense of ominous dread which I've tried to visualise. The video's concept grew out of that, and a general feeling of anxiety. It's about finding hope in other people who share your worldview and see things the way you do."
Credits
Director | Simon Ryninks |
Producer | Salomé Fabre |
Producer | Hanna Jedrosz |
Production Company | The Milo Wladek Co. |
Director of Photography | Dino Dimopoulos |
Director of Photography | Tom Walker |
Editor | Simon Ryninks |
Colourist | Richard Vaux |
VFX | Philip Walker-davies |
Lead actor | Johnny Flynn |
Lead actor | Luke Pierre |
Lead actor | Holly Holden |
Commissioner | Tim Dellow |
Label | Transgressive |
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