Harry Dwyer, a director represented by London-based 2AM Films, helmed this new stop-motion music video for the folk duo Turin Brakes. The track is titled The Sea Change, and Dwyer does an excellent job of giving life to the rigid military characters, ala A Town Called Panic.
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The latest Pixar-related music mashup comes from the award-winning DJ Sam Spiegel, otherwise know as Squeak E. Clean. It’s the Beyond Infinity Remix of the Toy Story franchise, featuring all sorts of dialog from the features.
Jon Busby, a director at Blatant Studios, helmed this new music video for Canadian artist Dan Mangan. The track is titled Road Regrets, off Mangan’s 2009 release Nice, Nice Very Nice.
This new music video from Gorillaz leans a little heavier on live-action (and Bruce Willis) than it does animation, but I’m still drooling. Gorgeous CG models, excellent acting, lighting and direction. This was directed by Jamie Hewlett and Pete Candeland and produced out of Passion Pictures. Watch Stylo, from Gorillaz’ new album Plastic Beach.
One week to go. On March 9th, we’ll be treated to the latest album, Plastic Beach, from the pioneering virtual band Gorillaz. The latest teaser clip features animation from Passion Pictures – of Russell, the stocky drummer.
Blind founder/director Chris Do recently wrapped production on a new music video for the Danish band The Raveonettes, his second collaboration with the group. He utilizes a Victorian/Steampunk production design for this musical tale about the journey of a heartbroken man.
100% Halal director Rogier van der Zwaag moonlights as a DJ for the group Nobody Beats The Drum (along with Jori Collignon and Sjam Sjamsoedin). So it should be no surprise that he makes his own music videos, like this one below, titled Grindin’. And below that, check out the making of segment, which they shot at their studio in Amsterdam.
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