Pale Waves 'Fall To Pieces' by Callum Lloyd-James
Rob Ulitski - 23rd Feb 2021
Callum Lloyd-James directs an engaging performance promo for Pale Waves' newest release.
Across a handful of dark, evocative vignettes, we see the group perform in long takes, cleverly transitioning from scene to scene through hidden cuts.
Giulia Mazzocchi's art direction in particular adds a grungy, early 00's vibe to the project, reminiscent of promos for artists such as Avril Lavigne and Blink 182, and perfectly encapsulates the angsty energy of the concept.
CALLUM LLOYD-JAMES:
I knew the band could carry the longer shots without feeling the need to cut away.
"The band really wanted to go for a grungy vibe in a big open space and wanted the video to feel like a cycle, reflecting the lyrics of the track.
"Taking this on board I wanted the video to feel like it had a constant flow going through the scenes. Heather and the band are fantastic performers, so I knew they could carry the longer shots without feeling the need to cut away to add energy to the film.
"To achieve the look we were after, Brendan [Harvey, DoP] added a lot of green in camera and set the lights to magenta resulting in a neutral keylight and quite heavy green and yellow ambient from the windows and tungsten practicals."
Rob Ulitski - 23rd Feb 2021
Credits
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Production/Creative
- Director
- Callum Lloyd-James
- Producer
- Ash Teague
- Production Company
- HW
- Executive Producer
- Julien Cornwall
- 1st AD
- Charlie Killick
Camera
- Director of Photography
- Brendan Harvey
- Focus Puller
- Ashton Born
- 2nd AC
- Freddie Gollins
- Steadicam
- Hannah Jell
Lighting/Grip
- Gaffer
- James Duffey
Art
- Art Director
- Giulia Mazzocchi
Editorial
- Editor
- Pete Thomas
Grading
- Colourist
- Sebastian Ziabka
VFX
Commission
- Commissioner
- Tom Connick
- Label
- Dirty Hit
Other credits
ART ASSISTANTS
RAFAL SZULCZEWSKI, VICTORIA ADEBAYO
SPARKS
HAYDON JONES, ALEX STYLES
AD RUNNER
BILLY FARMER
PRODUCTION RUNNERS
ROSIE HILL, OSCAR MCNAB
PHOTOGRAPHER
TOM PULLEN
Rob Ulitski - 23rd Feb 2021