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1. Bang Bang will come out early march. Thanks for your patience!
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Hot Chip will release their sixth album and second for Domino, Why Make Sense?, on 18th May 2015. Recorded in Oxfordshire and London and produced by Hot Chip with Mark Ralph, Why Make Sense? is the band’s follow up to 2012’s critically acclaimed In Our Heads.
Hot Chip will be touring the US, UK & Europe in support of Why Make Sense? this May and June including an intimate club show at Oval Space in London on 14th May 2015. Tickets for all US shows go on sale on 13th February and all UK shows on 14th February 2015. The band will also headline the BBC Radio 6 Music Festival at the end of February, which is already sold out, as well as previously announced headline performances at Sonar in Barcelona in June and Green Man Festival in the UK in August. More live dates to be announced soon.
This one-take visual piece was shot by Andy Knowles and inspired by a light installation built by artist Robert Bell.
Director: Andy Knowles
Producer: Andy Knowles
Production Company: Ralph Creative
Installation Design and Artwork: Robert Bell
DOP: Jack WiIkinson
1st AC: Adam Feeney
Grip: Ollie Craig
DIT/2nd AC: Matthew Olarewaju
Production Assistant: Trehane Taylor
Edited by: Jonah Maddox
Installation at: Block 336 Gallery Brixton
Sergei Polunin “Take Me To Church” by Hozier Directed by David LaChapelle Choreography by Jade Hale-Christofi
Ces invasions de ballons sont des métaphores. Elles ont pour but de changer le point de vue sur ce que nous côtoyons chaque jour sans y porter attention. C’est notre regard que j’essaie d’aviver, permettant ainsi de passer d’une perception pratique à une émotion visuelle.
Graduation film from The Animation Workshop/VIA UC: Haru returns home in denial after a tsunami, where he must learn to deal with his loss through an encounter with a magical sea Spirit. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Animation-Workshop-Official-Page/10452541819 Tumblr: http://theanimationworkshop.tumblr.com/ Website: http://www.animwork.dk/en/ “Tsunami” was made by a team of third year Character Animation and CG Arts students at The Animation Workshop in Viborg, Denmark. Check out the individual students’ blogs at the links below to learn more about the talent behind the film! CREDITS Sofie Nørgaard Kampmark, Director & Editor – http://sofiekampmark.tumblr.com/ Jess Nicholls, art director & Pipeline manager – http://jisusu.tumblr.com/ Morten Jæger, technical art director, DOP & colour script – http://mj-design.dk/ Line Bering, CG generalist & production manager – http://linebering.com/ Steffen Christensen, Animator – http://steffenchristensenart.blogspot.dk/ Pernille Kofod Hansen, Animator & Creature Design – http://www.nilleart.blogspot.dk/ Michelle From, lead animator & storyboard – http://michellefrom.blogspot.dk/
First of a three part documentary series about teenage dancers across the USA Directed by Petra Collins Produced by www.anchorlight.com Made possible by BB Dakota www.bbdakota.com/itsonlyfashion Producers : Julia Simpson and Kevin Hayden Director of Photography : Kevin Hayden Additional photography by Danilo Parra Edited by Alex Amoling Audio by Samuel Mindlin for Gilded Audio Dancers Clara White, Abriya Young, Acacia Payton, and Tyrion Richards Road trip crew Anna Collins, Mayan Toledano, Julia Baylis, and Collin Sussingham Special Thanks Katharine Brandes at BB Dakota Brody Baker at Starworks Group
The World Is As Big Or As Small As You Make It: In North Philadelphia local kids gather at a rec center to participate in an innovative program where they forge friendships with their peers across the world. Directed by Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady. Story Idea by Sannii Crespina-Flores.
The shortest shooting ever. Written & directed by Guillaume Panariello Cinematography by Thomas Rames Visual effect by Benoit Maffone Produced by VLB Recordings & La Planete Rouge Music by siska : https://www.facebook.com/siskasoundofficial This is a real video, a slow motion video, a sequence map with a traveling in front of 80 extras placed on 80 meters along a little road, lost in an industrial area. Filmed at 1000 frames/second with a camera (Phantom 4k) from a car driven at 50km/h, the shooting took 5 seconds for a 3’30 video: a living and dreamlike mural.
Montage of the episodic package and promos we created for season 3 of Wilfred on FX / 2013. More info: http://blog.impactist.com/tag/wilfred/ Audio Track: “W.N.G.” by Impactist All content and audio created by Kelly Meador and Daniel Elwing. http://www.impactist.com FX Networks: Stephanie Gibbons, EVP Marketing and Promotion. John Varvi, SVP On-Air Promo. Albert Romero, VP of Broadcast Design. Amie Nguyen, Art Director of Broadcast Design. Michael Perez, Manager of Broadcast Design.
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