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TAG FOR “Music Videos”Cartoon Brew's home for up-to-the-minute, unedited announcements and press releases direct from industry sources.
June 8, 2011 3:00 am
Songwriter Brad Mossman (Wow Wow Wubbzy!)has been collaborating with animator Jake Armstrong (The Terrible Thing Of Alpha 9) producing a series of fun, abstract animated videos – like the one below: 3 Comments » posted in Music Videos 
June 6, 2011 7:12 am
Tim Burton, move over. Stephane Berla is co-directing a Burton-esque animated feature based on Mathias Malzieu’s novel The Boy with the Cuckoo-Clock Heart (aka The Mechanics of the Heart), co-produced by Luc Besson. Writer Malzieu is the lead singer of French rock group Dionysos, and will provide the soundtrack for the film. A work-in-progress screening will be held on Friday at the Annecy Animation Festival (which opens today). Here’s an intriguing viral trailer created a few years ago by Berla and Malzieu to promote the original book: 20 Comments » posted in Music Videos, France, Stephane Berla
June 3, 2011 4:00 pm
This animated music video for Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Ranger’s Jubilation Day (off their latest bluegrass album Rare Bird Alert) is a great way to start the weekend. It was directed by Ryan Reichenfeld and produced by Jonathan Wang. Animation and illustrations by Brian Covalt, Janelle Miau, Ken Perkins, and Jeffrey Shroyer (made at Moving Colour in downtown Los Angeles) based on album art by Salli Ratts. 4 Comments » posted in Music Videos, Ryan Reichenfeld, Steve Martin
May 21, 2011 12:05 am
Back in February, Amid post Einar Baldvin’s Cal Arts thesis film, Catatonic. Baldvin just completed a musical piece in collaboration with Icelandic Klezmer-and-Balkan band Varsjár Bandalagið (The Warsaw Pact). It’s much lighter fare than Catatonic but just as intense and interesting in its own way. Perfect viewing for an end-of-the-world weekend. 6 Comments » posted in Music Videos, Einar Baldvin
May 17, 2011 1:29 am
The meditative quality of Dan Deacon’s “Believer” is combined with paper sculpture visuals in this music video by Jen Stark. I like what she attempted, but the imagery has no clear focal point, and I kept having to look away from the screen to readjust my focus. Maybe that’s the point. 5 Comments » posted in Music Videos, Dan Deacon, Jen Stark, Papercraft
May 11, 2011 3:00 pm
This mostly live action music video for The Foo Fighters, directed by stop-motion animator Pete Levin (Community Xmas episode), has some fun pixilation scenes using body paint that are worth a watch. For more on how the video was created, read Levin’s production blog. 7 Comments » posted in Music Videos, Pete Levin
May 7, 2011 8:19 am
Bob Jaroc’s video for Black Moth Super Rainbow’s “The Sticky” was made by “modding a bunch of old b&w TVs, playing the separate parts from the track through them and taping the results,” plus some After Effects. Some readers on Boing Boing have pointed out that the circuit bending technique that Jaroc used is a variation of the Wobble Vision technique. Whatever Jaroc did, the results are mesmerizing. 7 Comments » posted in Experimental, Music Videos, After Effects, Bob Jaroc, UK
April 28, 2011 3:00 am
Animator/Director Hans Jørgen Sandnes, via his studio Sandnes Media, is producing a new mini-series of children’s animated music videos for NRK:
That passion really shows. The first episode (of four) premieres tonight. Here’s a sample of the series: |
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