Jay Z's newest video is a must see. A composition of stills in virtual 3d space with integrated typography, the video is wonderfully spacial on many levels. Just take a look.
Jay Z - "Hello Brooklyn" from Gregory Solenström on Vimeo.
Showing posts with label Music Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music Video. Show all posts
Monday, June 21, 2010
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
New Ok Go Video
Ok Go always seem to have cool music videos and here's another!
Apparently they are releasing a series of special videos for their recent album, "Of The Blue Color Of The Sky".
The video for "End Love" utilizes time-lapse photography over a 21 hour period.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
The Bravery vs. OK Go!
With the releise of a new video from OK GO
for "This Too Shall Pass"
we must ask ourselves, "who has the best contraption doing crazy stuff video?"
On one hand we have the older The Bravery
video for "An Honest Mistake"
. This video was for their one hit and was everyone's favorite video in 2005. It is not clear whether this was one shot of a kooky contraption actually doing what it looks like or a bunch of spliced shots. The video also includes a bunch of things breaking, an underwater domino
shot with a goldfish
, and some cool music. I Honestly love this video.
The Ok Go video comes at the contraption-centric video genre from another angle. It is clear that this is a single shot taken of a real contraption doing some fun crazy stuff. A spinning guitar playing water filled glasses, at least one smashed TV, and a smashed piano. What may be this video's strongest point is how well choreographed it is. It almost seems like the whole thing was made to go with the music. I also love the intense mayhem towards the end of the video.
You decide who wins the best contraption based video!
for "This Too Shall Pass" we must ask ourselves, "who has the best contraption doing crazy stuff video?"On one hand we have the older The Bravery
video for "An Honest Mistake". This video was for their one hit and was everyone's favorite video in 2005. It is not clear whether this was one shot of a kooky contraption actually doing what it looks like or a bunch of spliced shots. The video also includes a bunch of things breaking, an underwater domino shot with a goldfish, and some cool music. I Honestly love this video.The Ok Go
video comes at the contraption-centric video genre from another angle. It is clear that this is a single shot taken of a real contraption doing some fun crazy stuff. A spinning guitar playing water filled glasses, at least one smashed TV, and a smashed piano. What may be this video's strongest point is how well choreographed it is. It almost seems like the whole thing was made to go with the music. I also love the intense mayhem towards the end of the video.You decide who wins the best contraption based video!
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Rubber Johnny
Directed by Chris Cunningham with music by Aphex Twin, this intolerably strange video really can't be explained, nor should it. It's a delusional video with delusional music and they both accompany each other swimmingly.
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