Friday, January 18, 2013
Wow!
Golden Age of Music Video
"Amazing true tales and inside stories from music video's greatest era (1976-1993)." Go there.
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Best of 2012: Music video
Better late than never. The year of 2012 was chock-full of good stuff in the video realm. Here are my picks for the best. Notice there is no overrated, overproduced Korean pop on the list.
Tenacious D
"Rize of the Fenix"
Director: Daniels
This video is strikingly original in this culture of YouTube DIY. It's a pseudo-rough cut, and it hits a home run for the band's long career of quality vids.
Jay-Z & KanYe West
"Niggas in Paris"
Director: KanYe West
Yes, the video came out in early 2012. This is quite honestly the best concert-shot video I've seen. Just mesmerizing!
Moones
"Better Energy"
Director: Peter Sluszka
Where did this come from? Seriously full of great old school and new school special effects. Reminds me of so many things.
The Shins
"The Rifle's Spiral"
Director: Jamie Caliri
Marvelous. I'm not a big fan of the band or their vibe, but this video is just right. Almost Burton-esque in its delivery, it stories two schools of magicians in competition: the young and the old. Relax, it's magic!
A really simple yet heartwarming, powerful video. We've all run in that kid's shoes. I've seen other effects that come close, but nothing truly pulls off the morphing like this one.
Tenacious D
"Rize of the Fenix"
Director: Daniels
This video is strikingly original in this culture of YouTube DIY. It's a pseudo-rough cut, and it hits a home run for the band's long career of quality vids.
Jay-Z & KanYe West
"Niggas in Paris"
Director: KanYe West
Yes, the video came out in early 2012. This is quite honestly the best concert-shot video I've seen. Just mesmerizing!
Moones
"Better Energy"
Director: Peter Sluszka
Where did this come from? Seriously full of great old school and new school special effects. Reminds me of so many things.
The Shins
"The Rifle's Spiral"
Director: Jamie Caliri
Marvelous. I'm not a big fan of the band or their vibe, but this video is just right. Almost Burton-esque in its delivery, it stories two schools of magicians in competition: the young and the old. Relax, it's magic!
Woodkid
"Run Boy Run"
Directors: Yoann Lemoine / Iconoclast
A really simple yet heartwarming, powerful video. We've all run in that kid's shoes. I've seen other effects that come close, but nothing truly pulls off the morphing like this one.
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