84 - No Vacation - Yam Yam

No Vacation - Yam Yam from BOREDOM on Vimeo.

“Yam Yam” is the hit single off No Vacation’s third EP titled Intermission. BOREDOM took on the task to transform their song into a mixed media visual experience. The video is constructed of UHD Digital, Super 8mm Film, and features over 1,000 frames of Hand Painted Watercolor Animation. Through a minimally rich color palette, BOREDOM explored the yin and yang of the modern life emotional experience, the happy and the sad. This is the first music video made for No Vacation by BOREDOM. -- Directed by BOREDOM
Production Company: Little Moving Pictures
Producer: Jeremy Summer
DP (Digital) - Tyler McPherron
DP (Film) - Joshua Pausanos
1st AC: William Dauel
2nd AC: Ashley Valenzuela
Data Manager: Brandon Smith
Gaffer: Clay Kerri
Key Grip: Ben Little
Best Boy Electric: Lukas Zanoli
Best Boy Grip: Mina Stollery
Swing: Joe Barrett
Swing: Neil Kelly
Dolly Grip: Anders Ericcson
Art Lead: Keri Shewmaker
Art Lead (Balloon Set): Laura Siân Morris
Art Assistant: Alexa Martinez
Art Assistant: Savanah Assisi
Art Assistant: Justin Aragon
Art Assistant: Annie O’Hare
Art Assistant: Jacki Kirchner
Art Runner: Quio Rosewood
Floor Painter: Michelle Nguyen
Prop Letterer: Joshua Michael Diaz
Bubble Artist: Colin The Wizard
Wardrobe Stylist: Autie Carlisle
Wardrobe Assistant: Bailey Meyer
Hair/Makeup: Christina Costa
Assistant Director: Vee Godinez
Set PA: Justin Kohlberg
Set PA: Jason Maze
Editor: Caleb Stumpfl
Colorist: Ayumi Ashley
Visual Effects Artist: Noe Chavez
Visual Effects Artist: Ky Newman
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Little Moving Pictures
Sies Marjan
32Ten Studios
Videofax
Bulldog Lighting
Mission Film and Design

83 - Princess Chelsea - Is It All OK?

From 'The Great Cybernetic Depression' out now on Lil' Chief / Flying Nun Records.
Featuring vocals from Joe Astle
Directed by Simon Ward
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Special thanks to NZ on Air
Make-Up and Hair by Robyn Holland
Costuming by Lorene Harris and Penny Scott

82 - Berlin 1900 In Colour

81 - ANDRU DONALDS - Save Me Now - Live Acoustic Version in Rio, Brazil. June 8, 2018

ANDRU DONALDS - Save Me Now (Live Acoustic Version in Rio, Brazil. June 8, 2018)

80 - Paris, la ville modèle du baron Haussmann

Paris, la ville modèle du baron Haussmann from MonEspaceLitteraire on Vimeo.

79 - Robyn - Ever Again

Robyn - Ever Again from colin solal cardo on Vimeo.

"It's pop music. It's supposed to be there to inspire people. It's not only about me, you know."

Robin Miriam Carlsson, mais conhecida por seu nome artístico Robyn (12 de junho de 1979) é uma cantora, compositora e produtora sueca. A sua música inicial foi influenciada pelo R&B americano, apoiada em fortes melodias.

Robyn tornou-se conhecida no final dos anos noventa por seus sucessos "Show Me Love" e "Do You Know (What It Takes)" de seu primeiro álbum Robyn Is Here (1997). Ela ajudou a compor a música "Du gör mig hel igen" para o Melodifestivalen 1997. A popularidade da sua música "With Every Heartbeat" e consequentemente seu álbum Robyn (2005), trouxeram-lhe sucesso mundial. Em janeiro de 2009, Robyn venceu o Grammy Sueco de Melhor Apresentação Ao Vivo de 2008.

Robyn lançou o primeiro álbum de uma trilogia de 2010, chamado Body Talk Pt.1, em junho, tornando-se número um.[2] O primeiro single do álbum, "Dancing On My Own", foi liberado poucas semanas antes do lançamento do álbum e tornou-se número um na Europa, rendendo uma indicação ao Grammy Awards por Melhor Gravação Dance. Seguindo, Body Talk Pt. 2 foi liberado em 6 de setembro e o último álbum da trilogia, Body Talk, foi liberado em 22 de novembro de 2010, com o primeiro single "Indestructible".

78 - Zombie Army 4: Dead War

Zombie Army 4: Dead War from RealtimeUK on Vimeo.
From the creators of Zombie Army Trilogy and Sniper Elite 4 comes Zombie Army 4: Dead War, set for release on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and the Epic Games Store in early 2020.
The team loved getting their teeth into this action packed trailer with all the blood and gore that comes with hordes of Zombies.
Check out the VFX Breakdown:realtimeuk.com/video/zombie-army-4-dead-war/

77 - Jacob and the Giraffe

76 - Labyrinth Installation Concertos: Room No. 35

A classical composition reimagined for the tech generation
Classical music and technological innovation are seen by many as being, for the best part, mutually exclusive – something the Labyrinth Installation Concertos project, created by New York-based artist and composer Paola Prestini, aims to change.
Comprised of two audio-visual pieces – "Room No. 35" (premiering today) and "House of Solitude" – the pioneering project fuses live performance with video art to expand the boundaries of multimedia works. A new work by video artist Erika Harrsch allows cellist Maya Beiser to trigger ‘3D’ visuals, created by Harrsch and filmmaker Carmen Kordas, in real time.
“The wider intention of the project is to give the listener a through-composed journey that leaves one moved, intrigued, fulfilled and thinking about their own personal labyrinthine journeys,” says Prestini, whose work has appeared in the Whitney Museum and Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.
“My compositional intention was to create a multimedia work that had operatic dimensions for abstract voices, while technically achieving a deeper level of integration between live technology and my compositional language.”

75 - Yves Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello

Yves Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello