Yeasayer "O.N.E." Dir: Radical Friend

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beebeecee, March 9, 2010 11:46:27 PM CET
Opening scene was great. Looks good. Not much else to say. Feels like we've been seeing this haute electro mystic aesthetic for a couple years now.pancho, March 10, 2010 12:10:07 AM CET
It was fun, I feel the main character could have been better casted, someone with stronger more weather beaten features, for that post apocalyptic disco fever future times sake.kansas, March 10, 2010 4:42:23 AM CET
Hi-end commercialized version of Tintori?I like the sci-fi vibe... however the 'New Rave' thing is a little behind the times and used but it all kind of works.
Judging from the nonsensical plot and type of effects I'm thinking it's the same directors as the last Yeasayer video?
I also think the opening scene got me excited but there really wasn't enough of a pay off or follow through.
almotasim, March 10, 2010 11:32:29 AM CET
That was great. You can see it on vimeo:vimeo.com
macguffin, March 10, 2010 1:55:38 PM CET
Wonder how Yeasayer is paying for these videos?kayser_sauze, March 10, 2010 1:56:22 PM CET
Director: Radical FriendProduction Companies: Dandy Dwarves & Paranoid US
Co-Production: Spy Films
Executive Producers: Claude Letessier & Cathleen O'Conor
Producer: Josh Lind & Jett Steiger
DP: Kevin Phillips
Art Director: Peter Klein
Wardrobe: Diana Contreras & Mindy le Brock
Hair & Makeup: William Lemon III
Choreography: Nina McNeely
Editorial: Paranoid Design
Editor: Justin Fong
Post-Production: Paranoid Design
Visual Effects Artist: Andrew Cook
Sound Design: Michael Baird
Producer: Guillaume Raffi
UK Label: Mute Records
US Label: Secretly Canadian
suitedren, March 11, 2010 7:41:23 AM CET
fucking awesome. i was hoping they would pick up where the last vid left off though..gregsinora, March 15, 2010 6:43:54 PM CET
Is this on MTV? The chorus rocks, the photography's great, I paid no attention to the 'story' but didn't get bored, I thought the sfx were kind of a silly afterthought.