He's definitely one of the most creative advertisement directors working in the industry at the moment. Most of his work is amazing apart from that crap 'Eyebrow' Dairy Milk ad.
Nice gritty layer animation type of performance video. Nothing too original, but I like the blue and red "3-D glasses" type plug-in effect, and the harsh rotating triangles. Not a fan of the song though.
This is a different version than the one found on All Hour Cymbals, but it's still pretty good. The video is a nice after effects layer type animation. I especially like the masked singing performance and animation of the band.
Directed by Isaiah Saxon and Sean Hellfritsch (Encyclopedia Pictura)
This is definitely one of my favourite videos. It's visually stunning and incredible use of location. Encyclopedia Pictura really have some of the most creative art direction I've ever seen.
This happened weeks ago, and John has since ventured to the other side of the planet, but I'll post it anyway. It consisted of four types of interactive media set ups (I don't know the technical terms). It's a very impressive end of year degree showcase which led to FILMBASE offering them future exhibitions.
I hadn't listened to her much before, but this track is fantastic! The video suits it so well. I just love slow paced, dark, equivocal videos. As long as it suits the music that is.
Probably one of the funniest and most bizarre TV ads ever made. Tom Kuntz is incredible. Although, he did make the Dairy Milk eyebrow advert, which I absolutely hate.
A very nice, simple video, yet still very original. Patrick Daughters seems to be able to create such minimal concepts and make something visually stunning out of them. I wonder what his treatment for this video was like. He probably didn't even have to make one. He was probably like, "Here's we'll just after effects the shit out of your eyes and face so you look like children."
Why not start things off with the music video that made me want to direct videos. We've all seen it before, but I thought I would post anyway. As a kid I'd watch this video and be dumbfounded at how Michel Gondry even thought of the concept.
A selection of of creative videos that I find interesting. Mainly music videos, advertisements, video art, multimedia etc. No people falling off chairs, or dancing dogs dressed as humans.