Fun, flirty, fast paced frolic with the Stooshe girls. The official lyric video to accompany the song from the Barry M advertising campaign. Illustrations by Andy Potts.
www.stooshe.com
Jakwob’s acoustic re-rub of his dubstep anthem featuring guest vocalist Jetta, filmed at Miloco’s The Pool studio. Direction & editing by Fish Nor Fowl with big thanks to DOP Ed Coleman. Electrify (C) 2012 Boom Ting Recordings
Official lyric video for Cee Lo’s single, Anyway. For me, the song spoke of a dreamy sunrise and sunset Balearic spirit, so the video tries to evoke taking that night flight to Ibiza – anticipating the adventures to follow. Simple, clean, classy. With glitter.
http://www.ceelogreen.com
A teaser trailer and walk-through to promote the UK relaunch of Microsoft’s MSN portal, produced for creative agency Duke & Earl. Particular challenges included trying to rebuild the entire site as vectors before Microsoft had even finalised the re-branded layout! Designed and animated by FNF.
www.dukeandearl.com
A viral promo for Sweet Me (BTraits Remix) by Tawiah. An abstract chase through a digital forest, hot on the heals of a relentlessly rhythmic running man as he ducks and weaves through his wireframe reality. Great pumping track. For more of Tawiah, see:
www.tawiah.co.uk
www.facebook.com/tawiahmusic
A viral promo for The Overtones. The idea was to make a video that encourages repeat viewing, with the audience noticing new details each time. Having each band member occupy their own narrative slice allowed multiple stories to go on at once, but with key moments coming together or crossing over.
Live visuals for Treatment Visual Productions to accompany Take That’s 2011 Brit Award performance. Content was created for the main portrait and the cross-shaped screens on stage, along with the thin strip running the entire circumference of the O2 Arena. Creative Director for Take That – Kim Gavin.
To promote their new release – Drink It – Various productions needed some engaging video to accompany the cut-down online sampler, and time was short to turn it around. They delivered separate audio stems for the song, resulting in this exercise in audio reactive generated graphics. For more of their tracks, see various.co.uk
Those of a delicate disposition, look away now! Cee Lo doesn’t pull any punches in his amazingly catchy breakup song that grabbed the world by its balls and gave it a quite resounding, Fuck You! My viral video accompanying the song was only meant to be a temporary solution for record label Warner Music UK, but notched up 5.4 million views in the first four weeks. Tightly animated typography, a vintage colour scheme – incredibly simple, but damn effective.