World Ink – A Mindboggling Stop Motion Music Video
This brilliant stop-motion music video for the Symmedians’ “World Ink” track was conceptualized by artist Roy, who used 5000 hand drawn frames to bring the entire thing to life. The…
This brilliant stop-motion music video for the Symmedians’ “World Ink” track was conceptualized by artist Roy, who used 5000 hand drawn frames to bring the entire thing to life. The…
I just loved this music video for Gotye’s “Easy Way Out.” The stop-motion animated video was created over a period of 9 months by Oh Yeah Wow, a production studio based in Melbourne, Australia.
The film’s surreal, but evocative visuals were created to tie in effortlessly with the thematic premise of the song – the mind-numbing and depressive elements of doing the same things, day in and day out.
Hit the jump to watch the music video.
Six months in the making, "Tape Generations" is a painstakingly-animated labor of love by Johan Rijpma. Link to “Tape Generations” on Vimeo.
Watch a hypnotically-beautiful music video for Australian indie band All India Radio’s ‘Rippled’ track. The video, which took over six months to make, was a labor of love for director Darcy Prenderast and the creative team at Oh Yeah Wow, a design and animation studio based in Melbourne, Australia.
Impressed and intrigued by the work, I wrote to Darcy, asking him whether he would do a short interview for JazJaz. He was cool enough to agree immediately for it.
Your first music video for All India Radio, “Lucky,” has garnered more than 5,00,000 views on YouTube. And now, “Rippled” is now rapidly ratcheting up the views, as well. Can you tell us a bit more about your obviously successful collaboration with the band, and how it all got started?
You know, I think we came together at an interesting time. I was 23, brimming with creativity and had just started my own business without a clue of how to run one. Which was fortuitous really, because I ended up making ‘Lucky’ for less than $1000 which is a somewhat terrible business decision, given how long it took to make. Its never been about the money for me though, the collaboration has been fruitful and easy because Martin Kennedy the main man behind All India Radio, completely trusts us. He makes great music, we make great visuals and he allows us the freedom to create.
The amazing locations seen in the video, add a whole lot to look and feel of it. Where did you film the entire thing?
It was shot in various abandoned warehouses around Melbourne… We wanted to shoot in a somewhat dystopian landscape. There is something so eerily beautiful about these areas, that are surrounded by various hives of activity but have been forgotten about by society itself. Its like your own derelict playground.
Lovely! The making of the cover of Bluetooth’s 'Signature' magazine. Watch Stop Motion Digital Magazine Cover on Vimeo.
It’s hard to believe, but its been close to 20 years since “Creep” was unleashed on an unsuspecting world. The song still speaks to me in ways that the others…
And now, a ‘Brisk’ message from Danny Trejo (of Machete fame), on the importance of washing hands after slaughtering people (and making love).
If you are tired of over-done CGI animated films, watching Train of Thought will prove to be a pleasant change. The charming little film was made by Leo Bridle & Ben Thomas, two graduates of The Arts Institute at Bournemouth.
The makers say that the paper models used in the film were animated by hand, and later composited using software. The short was awarded the ‘Best Experimental Animation’ prize at Animex 2010.
You can watch the film after the jump.
Bonnie and Rhys Bonnie were married at Margaret River, Western Australia, on October 1st 2010. Here is a peek into their very special day. Sophia Bayly and Simon Moore [Flash site],…
I can’t get this song outta my head. Say hello to U900, the sensational ukulele duo from Japan. You can buy the album on Amazon here.