A short film about a poor guy, and his desire to no longer be noticed thanks to his psychotic mother’s never-ending antics to ruin her child’s social life. There are a couple of spots that could’ve been better, but all in all, it’s Nothing Special! Get it? haha

There are a couple spots in this video that are slightly unbelievable, but the rest of it is pretty rad. Plus the music is fun, and creepy, haha. I can’t seem to find a linkable version of the behind the scenes visual breakdown, so instead I’ll give you this link, follow it, it’s pretty cool. http://www.refused.tv/aggressive/kerli/kerli_vfx_breakdown/

Here’s a live music video of my favorite song off of Coldplay’s new album - Viva La Vida

Don’t get me wrong, I still miss their old music, they’re sounding a bit too U2-ey for me these days (there can only be one Bono!!! haha), but I looooove the percussion on this song, that beat just gets me every time. And for a live video, this is pretty damn impressive.

If for some reason you’ve never heard of Coldplay or only learned of them via their newest album and fame, check out their old stuff and then pass judgement. Songs like “Yellow”, “Spider”, “Clocks” and “the scientist” will always be near and dear. Enjoy it guys.

I don’t know if this video will be available for a long period of time, so let me know if it goes down.

I found it funny, because it’s true. CollegeHumor created this video of one of their guys walking around in public loudly saying twitteresque things for all to hear.

If it was me I would go find celebrities and @ them and hope they pay attention to me so I can get famous by association, and by that I mean so I can tell all my friends (my stuffed animals at home) about how famous I am, and by that I mean I have no friends….

disclaimer: if you try to be my friend I might cling and never go away, batteries not included. and by that I mean I need chocolate.

http://www.vimeo.com/4298315

Holy crap I never stop loving stop motion animation. This is a pretty rad music video of some mad sweet band doing their thing on paper atop a pretty messy desk area. Here’s what the creator says about el processo.

This is the music video for Wave Machine’s track “The Greatest Escape We Ever Made”, directed by Stuart Lanceley and produced by Token Films.

For this video, I rediscovered the joy and agony of stop-motion animation. It’s the reason I first got into film-making.
I created a paper edit first, then shot the band with a Sony Z1 camcorder.
I edited this footage together in Final Cut Pro and then exported every frame as a TIFF. These stills were printed and cut out. It was then re-shot with a digital camera before all the stills were brought back into FCP once again.