Official music video for Yaeji's Waking Up Down.
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Official music video for Yaeji's Waking Up Down.
Music video for Daft Punk and Julian Casablancas song "Infinity Repeating", a demo recovered for the 10º anniversary edition of Random Access Memories.
Official video for ”At The Door” by The Strokes from the album "The New Abnormal".
Animated recreation of Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj's iconic 2016 VMA performance, portraying Ariana's workout journey and Nicki as her personal trainer.
Music video for Billie Eilish's my future created by Andrew Onorato.
The official music video for Cafuné's single 'Tek It' - from their album Running.
Official Chowder video for "Panini Remix" by Lil Nas X featuring DaBaby.
Music video for DJ Snake's Taki Taki animated by Jason Tammemagi.
Official animated music video for Shugo Tokumaru's Poker created by Mirai Mizue and Yukie Nakauchi.
Filmmaker and pedagogue Martin Kukal occasionally makes music videos. One of his latest creations is the music video for a song by Sváťa and Martina from the town of Slaný, set near the Red Pond and starring various good-natured ghosts and fairy-tale beings.
On a night walk, a couple in love come across a frog who’s definitely not interested in their attention. The frog, her child and other creatures of the forest rather allow themselves to be carried away by the wild rhythm of the electronic music by Czech performer Johuš Matuš, secretly hoping that the uninvited guests will leave soon. The music video’s co-director Julie Černá worked with Johuš Matuš on her acclaimed film The Stone of Destiny.
A charming touch of craftsmanship, carefully chosen colour palette and the quiver of cutout animation particularly evident in animated flames make this music video a suggestive spectacle. By repeating distinctive motifs to the hypnotic tones of the song, it acts as an audiovisual spell.
A conversation with the viewer about the mutual influence between news and people: how news affects people, how people shape events and how events in turn become news. The story unfolds across two worlds: semi-realistic and abstract/metaphorical. These worlds complement each other, occasionally interact and often flow seamlessly into one another.
Based on an old traditional wedding song, “Kona” (loosely translates to ‘henna’ and/or ‘mehndi’, the skin decoration tradition for weddings in numerous cultures) is commentary on what often is an unequal and abusive relationship between husband and wife. It specifically is about femicide from oppressive husbands, a phenomenon that often rears its head in our society.
From deep inside the nature comes out and through the dance of freedom we can feel it together.
Oficial video for V tom šírom poli song from the Robert Pospiš & Martin Sillay – Balady album (2015 – Real Music House).
Videoclip for Queer Jane’s Gerard Love.
Videoclip for a band No Name.
A psychedelic love story.
Official Music Video for Jana Kirschner