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Mike Colao & Josh Litwhiler, directors Matthew Achterberg, producer Ghost Robot, production co. Steve Maing, DP Michelle Antonisse, production designer Vance Kelly & Matthew Payne, Illustrators

Brief courtesy of videostatic.com: Centuries of war have plunged the world into a post-apocalyptic nightmare that looks like a more surreal version of The Road Warrior. The quest in this video for modern metalheads The Sword is for booty unknown, but it's all for naught since there's a nasty doublecross in the end. Religious overtones abound — the "hero" and crew carry an ark to the final destination, while one of the main clues along the way is a sort of burning bush, but in the form of a beast with Menorah-worthy antlers. The video has a painted-on animation style, courtesy of some After Effects work done in collaboration with Blacklist and Mass Market

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www.amarillofilms.com Quicktime Video (26mb)

The video tells the story of a spectacular crash that befalls KT
Tunstall as she competes in a Ski flying championship. This has been
realised by combing footage shot for Werner Herzog's 1973 film "The Great Ecstasy of Woodcarver Steiner" and a location shoot in Norway.

First french music video shot in with Red One Camera.

here is a hd version (need silverlight 2.0)

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and a classic flash 8 version :

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WARNING: NO motion graphics software programs were used in the making of this video! Instead, just good old fashioned paper templates, magic markers, quicktimes, and lots of trial and error. Shot with a Canon PowerShot SD600 and a Panasonic 24p. Edited on iMovie.

QuickTime Movie 12.9 MB

Directed by Lew Baldwin (remix by stinkytirade/redsmoke)

It was done with a series of digital stills (approx 3,500) + alot of old OS 9 Mac programs to make the backgrounds

shot/edited: Summer-Fall 2006

WEB:: www.houseofyes.tv