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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.
December 13, 2011 1:00 am
Brad Bird isn’t the only Oscar winning animator releasing a live action film this month. Clay animator Nick Park (Wallace and Gromit) has directed this music video (below) for UK group Native and The Name. It does feature some pixilation and other techniques. Park explains the process in this behind-the-scenes video. (Thanks, Tom Gasek) 1 Comment » posted in Music Videos, Nick Park 
December 7, 2011 10:00 am
A gorgeous new piece from Melbourne based Rubber House. It’s a music video for the Gotye song State Of The Art, from their new album Making Mirrors. 16 Comments » posted in Music Videos, Rubber House
November 27, 2011 12:05 am
Barcelona based Nacho Rodríquez directed and animated in Flash this fast paced music video for (Lo:Muêso). Rodriquez is partnered with Gina Thorstenson creating imaginative videos, all worth a look, at ThorstensonCoo. 31 Comments » posted in Music Videos, Nacho Rodriquez
November 25, 2011 2:00 pm
New Zealand based cartoonist, illustrator and animator Ned Wenlock created this stylish music video for an MGMT cover tune, from the album Late Night Tales. More info on the concept and his process on Wenlock’s blog. CREDITS 4 Comments » posted in Music Videos, Ned Wenlock
November 24, 2011 6:00 pm
Me & Mr. Wolf is the latest animated music video from The Real Tuesday Weld, a collaboration from the band’s Stephen Coates with George Fort and Monica Smith of Monkey Frog Media in Ecuador. Fort told The Huffington Post:
9 Comments » posted in Music Videos, Monkey Frog Media
November 11, 2011 1:52 pm
Some days it seems that there are as many music videos as there are songs. We receive far more video submissions than we can possibly post on the site, and the number of submissions is growing all the time. That’s why we’re introducing the Music Video Round-up, a regular collection of new animated music videos. We won’t be posting every video we receive. The list will be curated to include the videos worth your time, but by creating groupings of videos in a single post, we will be able to present more videos than ever before. Also, we’ll still occasionally highlight individual music videos when the project merits greater coverage or if we have something unique to say about it. As always, keep submitting those videos, and we’ll keep posting them. “Hurting” by David Lewandowski (US) “Thick As Thieves” by Kevin Parry (US) CREDITS Musician: Kalle Mattson Director/Animator: Kevin Parry Designer/Animator: Carla Veldman Designer/Animator: Andrew Wilson Live Action: Andrea Nesbitt “Hired Killer” by James Reitano (US) CREDITS Musician: Layng Martine Jr. “Do I Have Power” by Carlos De Carvalho CREDITS “Tribe” by Cyril Gfeller (UK) CREDITS 6 Comments » posted in Music Videos, Canada, Carlos De Carvalho, Cyril Gfeller, David Lewandowski, France, James Reitano, Kevin Parry, Music Video Roundup, UK, US
November 9, 2011 2:35 pm
Have you ever wanted to see a CG model of babyfaced baby-making singer Justin Bieber clunkily composited into a cruddy holiday special produced by Rankin/Bass? Me neither, but that’s what you’ll find in Bieber’s cover of “Santa Claus is Coming to Town,” which inserts him into the 1970 Rankin/Bass holiday special of the same name. I’m sure some viewers will be outraged by this, but frankly, I’m having trouble getting worked up over it. That’s probably because just about anything added into a Rankin/Bass cartoon promises to be an improvement over the original. What’s more concerning is that a second video of this song, featuring a live-action Bieber, will premiere in front of Arthur Christmas. If I’m a few minutes late walking into the theater for the film, you’ll understand why. (Thanks, Whitney Grace) 57 Comments » posted in Bad Ideas, Music Videos, Justin Bieber, Rankin Bass
November 8, 2011 7:00 pm
Here is a much better re-use for old cartoons… Steve Stanchfield’s entry in the Erasure Video Competition featuring synched clips from Van Beuren cartoons (and a few others) to the new song from Erasure titled Be With You. The most ‘like’ votes on Steve’s YouTube page wins the piece a place on the official Erasure DVD… apparently this bunch of Van Beuren clips are getting the second-most votes so far! The contest ends mid-day tomorrow, so place your vote for classic cartoons. Steve also says that the first person who can name all the cartoons featured in the video will win a free Thunderbean DVD (There’s clips from 29 or 30 cartoons!) |
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