93 - PASTEL

A visual piece by the creators of True Skin.
Director: Stephan Zlotescu (stephanzlotescu@gmail.com)
Cinematographer: H1 (info@H1FILMS.com)
Produced by: Carlo Trulli, Stephan Zlotescu
Associate Producers: H1, Vlad Caprini

Brought to you by Spy films and Punk City Productions

92 - VIDEOGRAPHUS TRIBUTE TO WORLD ROCK DAY - JULY 13

Greta Van Fleet - When The Curtain Falls

91 - Lenny Kravitz - Low

90 - Dire Straits - Brother in Arms

89 - Mashrou’ Leila: Roman

Directed by Jessy Moussallem
Lebanese alternative rock band Mashrou' Leila collaborate with director Jessy Moussallem to deliver an expressive, resistant visual in “ode to the strength and grace of Arab women and their continuous fight for feminist action”.

88 - Delvaux Miniatures Have Belgitude

Director Jaco Van Dormael takes us on a surreal journey for the oldest fine leather goods house in the world.

Celebrating nearly 200 years of au courant design, Belgian house of Delvaux takes us on a dreamlike trip with the release of Les Miniatures Belgitude—a series of miniature versions of its iconic Brilliant bag, first designed in 1958 on the occasion of Belgium hosting the post-war World’s Fair. “Belgitude is everything that makes this small country so special—a combination of Belgium and Attitude,” says Christina Zeller, the brand’s artistic director.

In a new film featuring a set made of an array of foodstuffs—from fries to waffles—Belgian director Jaco Van Dormael, known for his award-winning films Mr Nobody and Toto le Héro, conjures the surreal spirit of artist René Magritte to imagine a mind-boggling world that plays with perspective and scale.

“Belgitude is everything that makes this small country so special—a combination of Belgium and Attitude”

Dedicated to seven cultural centers across the Belgium, each Belgitude bag takes on a signature style from the surrealist master—from a simple handwritten word to a dreamlike sky filled with clouds. “It’s a way to express ourselves in a very personal manner,” says Zeller. “A way of living with a particular sense of humour, lightness and the ability not to take yourself too seriously.”

87 - Torgny – Into The Night

The Norwegian artist’s lyrics take over a concrete-filled Oslo in a display of light and text
The latest release from electro-pop producer Torgny, a collaboration with computational design studio Void and photographer Pernille Sandberg, sees the Nordic act’s lyrics projected on the building façades of Oslo at night. Here, he talks about the thought process behind the project:
“What started out as an aesthetic exploration of the lyric video through simple projection techniques, gradually grew into a series of guerrilla light installations as the team hauled a video projector to some of the city’s most iconic buildings and places—some well known, some half-forgotten.

“To us, the lyrics came to represent one level of communication layered on top of another—the language of concrete structures and the human body.

“The team hauled a video projector to some of the city’s most iconic buildings”

“By juxtaposing images of the urban landscape with up-close footage of the artist’s uncovered body, we explored the dissonance as well as the similarities between humans and manmade artefacts.”

86 - STREETS - NEW YORK CITY

STREETS - NEW YORK CITY from Tim Sessler on Vimeo.

Shot with the Freefly TERO in the streets of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens.
Stabilized with the Freefly MōVI M10 and M15.
Shot on the Phantom Miro LC320S (1500-2000fps) and Red Epic Dragon

85 - Novo Amor - Birthplace

Novo Amor - Birthplace (official video) from Studio Birthplace on Vimeo.

Birthplace tells the symbolic story of a man arriving on a perfect earth, who encounters his nemesis in the form of ocean trash.

Directed & Written by Sil van der Woerd & Jorik Dozy

Produced by Sean Lin, New Frontier Pictures
Line Producer: Bayu Topan
Cast: Michael Board
Cinematography by Nihal Friedel
Art Director by Dalbo Suarimbawa
Supported by Zen Freediving

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