I’ve been listing to “Moth” by Burial & Four Tet all afternoon. So why not another time?

This is the music video for Sansula by Dominik Eulberg, directed by Dirk Rauscher. They projected animations in a forrest and then filmed them, the details shots of the flowers where done in a stopframe method with a DSLR camera. The result is excellent!
If you like this, then you will be blown away by Scintillation by Xavier Chassaing.

found at videos.antville.org

Videos of ferrofluids never let me down. This one by Shawn Knol is not that spectacular but nevertheless very nice.

David Oreilly made these stage visuals for Bang by M.I.A, in the end she didn’t use them for her Coachella gig. Do what the sound say!

found at videos.antville

“What’s that sound? I like that sound. I love that sound.”
“It is the sound of my shoes.”
This is the new music video for “Shoes” by Tiga, it was directed by Alex and Liane.

Do you remember the music video for “Squeez Me” by Kraak & Smaak? The one with all those flipbooks. FOX Italy asked the directors Superelectric to create some TV idents for the CULT channel. Great stuff!

found at trendbeheer

This is damn great video mashup: “Love Will Tear Us Apart, Again” by Brian Wibson.
I could not describe it better than Clayton Cubitt:

Watch and feel your initial LOL turn into a life-altering trance.

found at THIS WASTELAND

A while ago I posted a video called Displacements by Michael Naimark. He basically filmed a room, then he spray-painted it completely white and in the end he projected the video back on those white objects in the room.
I was always wondering when this visual gimmick would be used for a TV commercial. Well, the waiting is over: “Puma Lift“. The New York ad agency Droga5 made this film where you can see a couple moving through different virtual sceneries. In the end they reveal that the whole room and the clothing was actually white and that it was a projection.
I think that the film is great, it was probably a lot of work to get the movements and the projection in sync. But they could have presented this film to any other brand, it is very generic.
You should watch it anyway!

“Marc Newson: Urban Spaceman” is the title of an episode of Imagine, a cultural TV show on the BBC. Marc Newson is one of the most famous designers around. His style is quite particular, I actually only like a few of his designs. Nevertheless, I guess I’ll watch the other 4 parts of this documentary too. It’s always nice to gain some insight.