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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.
October 20, 2011 6:00 pm
AWESOME+modest, the small Brooklyn-based animation studio who did all the animation for Waiting For Superman, the new U2 doc From the Sky Down, and the animated music video for The Mountain Goats posted here a few months ago. Their latest music video is for the very talented Dan Wholey. Amateur Rocketry is probably NSFW: Director: AWESOME+modest Animators: 2 Comments » posted in Music Videos, Awesome+modest 
October 20, 2011 11:30 am
Talk about your “adult swim”: this anime-inspired music video for DyE, directed by French animator Jérémie Périn, is clearly Not Safe For Work (NSFW). A group of teens break into the local pool for an innocent nighttime swim, or so they think… CREDITS (Thanks, Mike Gettel via the Cartoon Brew Facebook page) 33 Comments » posted in Music Videos, Jérémie Périn
October 19, 2011 10:43 am
If the opening titles written on what appear to be toilet paper rolls aren’t an indication, “Le Soleil Chante” (“The Sun Sings”) has a certain quirky, hand-crafted charm. It was made over eighteen months by Delphine Burrus for French musician Ignatus, who has also used animation in past videos like “Dans l’herbe” and “Les p’tits chiens”. There’s some behind-the-scene photos here, which show the tiny set, as well as all the fabric, plaster, wire and cardboard that went into its making. CREDITS No Comments » posted in Music Videos, Stop Motion, Biljana Labovic, Delphine Burrus, France, Ignatus, Violaine Lecuyer
October 19, 2011 12:05 am
Here’s another clever stop motion music video for Jesse & Joy, directed by Carlos Lopez Estrada (Chocolate). Cameron Clark was the director of animation and Charles Pieper was lead animator on the piece, made with 3500 individual photographic paper cut outs, animated all in one month. Go behind the scenes here. 3 Comments » posted in Music Videos, Stop Motion, Carlos Lopez Estrada
October 15, 2011 10:00 am
The Baby Peas were created by musician/voice actor will.i.am to immortalize his hip hop group The Black Eyed Peas (featuring younger versions of will.i.am, Fergie, Taboo, and Apl.De.Ap). According to their press release:
Well, I’m not sure they can live up to that hype – but the initial videos are certainly well made. They were produced at Dipdive, Inc., will.i.am’s digital creative agency. Key members of the animation team include executive creative director Pasha Shapiro, creative directors Ernst Weber and Huan Ngheim, and executive producer Julia Pistor (Lemony Snicket, Jimmy Neutron, The Rugrats Movie). Here’s the latest music video: 18 Comments » posted in Music Videos, Black Eyed Peas
October 13, 2011 1:00 am
The dancing fire fairy “Ho-Ho” runs around Tokyo spreading happiness – or something like that – in this inventive cut-out music video by Masanori Okamoto. Okamoto is currently an animation student at Tokyo University of the Arts. The music is by 8-bit artist Saitone. 4 Comments » posted in Music Videos, Masanori Okamoto
October 7, 2011 6:54 am
Familiar imagery is reassembled into a strange and otherworldly environment in this video for Renart’s “Voyage Chromatique.” It was directed by French animators Ugo Bienvenu and Kevin Manach through Miyu Productions. 5 Comments » posted in Music Videos, France, Kevin Manach, Miyu Productions, Ugo Bienvenu
October 6, 2011 12:05 am
Beautiful little retro-style music video for Evelyn Evelyn by Los Angeles director Hoku Uchiyama and animator/character designer Adam Bolt – for Santa Monica-based producer Vanishing Angle. CREDITS (Thanks to Sarah Miskoff for posting this on CB’s Facebook page) |
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