Shaka Ponk 'Gung Ho' by Guillaume Panariello
French electro-punk outfit Shaka Ponk get a high octane, ultra-violent comedy noir from Guillaume Panariello that would have Robert Rodriguez nodding in approval.
Panariello's stylish, sexy, turbo-charged and seriously daft video for Gung Ho is part grindhouse, part-Eighties video nasty, and all labour of love. Framed as a title sequence and a trailer for Shaka Ponk - The Movie, Panariello introduces the band as a bunch of homicidal crazies in an urban hellhole, where they meet some grisly demises at the hands of The Very Bad Guy.
The explosive visuals just keep on coming, complimenting the unstoppable momentum of the track - and there's even a dancing boombox robot in there. Great stuff.
Watch 'Shaka Ponk 'Gung Ho' by Guillaume Panariello' here
PRO Credits
Credits
| Director | Guillaume Panariello |
| Executive Producer | Stan Bertin |
| Director of Photography | loïc Lami |
| Gaffer | Luc Chevalier, Eric Marty, Tino Nahon, Nadine Stockl |
| Editor | Guillaume Panariello |
| Colourist | Julien Climent |
| Post production company | La Planète Rouge |
| VFX | Yan Benchetrit, Benoit Maffone, Guillaume Panariello |
| Label | Tôt Ou Tard |
| Other credits | Making Off : Jules Briand Special Thanks : Studio Fotoprod La Pomme Gilles Fonlupt - Stephane Nadin - Benoit Guidi Manuel Fernandez / Mr Boscarecci - Classic Autoloc Christopher Estupino - Rent A Car / David Dumon - Burger Brother Laetitia Abello - Marion Chaslus - Aurélie Gambino … And The Infamous Bill Nuggets |
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