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Directed by AIMAD DOUGHAN / starring RYAN BRODIE & KID NOIZE / coproduced by MINDTASTE STUDIO / line producer SIMON HEYMANS (RUBYKUB PPRODUCTIONS) / director of photography PHILIPPE THERASSE / assistant director HELENE KARENZO / 1st assistant camera ADRIEN MEDY / key grip EDWIN VAN DEN HOVE / sfx make-up JEAN-RAYMOND BRASSINNE / hair & make-up SHAN ORBAN / catering by TAKE-FIVE / location manager BRUNO PRADEZ & PIERRE HUPPERTS / chief lighting MARCO VIERRA / gaffers FLORENT BAGARD, MICHAEL STOLZ & JULIEN DE SMET / editor & compositing AIMAD DOUGHAN / special effects NICOLAS THOMISSE / 3d animation MAURO BASSO / rendering supervisor BENJAMIN REUL / special thanks to ALON KNOLL & ALL OF YOU.

New York born, producer, multi-instrumentalist and the Kerouac of new Hip Hop, Thunderbird Gerard announces an exciting new video for the track 'Thunderbird' which features dancers from the hit Broadway musical 'Fela'

Gerard will release the single this Autumn, the first from upcoming album ‘Year 1’, an emotional and intelligent tale of the journey from Smalltown USA via Slumtown London to current Hometown Berlin.

Currently booking dates around Europe for a tour later this year, collaborating with other musicians and working on a mixtape, there is a lot more to expect from Thunderbird Gerard.

Rejected video idea featuring the a corpse reanimated with a car battery. http://ideagrave.com/post/25089501689/therituals

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iamamiwhoami is: Artist: Jonna Lee Songwriter: Jonna Lee & Claes Björklund Music producer: Claes Björklund. Co producer Jonna Lee

Working with the visual team of: Director: Robin Kempe-Bergman Cinematographer / Still photographer: John Strandh Set / Costume / Make up designer: Agustin Moreaux Producer: Jonna Lee

Kin will be released 3rd September 2012 on To Whom It May Concern / Cooperative Music For more information visit towhomitmayconcern.cc

Artist: Pitto Title: Walking by the Sea

Director: Sarah Domogala Co-Director: Tomas Kaan Director of photography: Daniel Bouquet (Shot completely handcranked on an Arri 2 35mm camera) Gaffer: Odin Pepper Stlying: Iefke de Roos Production Design: Thijs Beukers Edit & Grading: Joppo @ de Grot Producers: Roel Oude Nijhuis, Gijs Determeijer, Gijs Kerbosch Production Manager: Roelien Hendriks

A 100% Halal Production

Cast: Julien Staartjes Anna Dijkman Rein op 't Root Job Derksen Xufu Dya Sarah van Rij Pius de Heus Guido Boontje Rianne Suk

“Melissa” video by Monokino

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The show follows the life of Melissa, who is an outcast in many ways. She’s been raised by her extremely religious, right-wing uncle after the early death of her parents. The show starts with Melissa’s escape and journey to the city where she meets motor aficionada Roberto, the son of an antique dealer (introduced later in the series).

Roberto doesn’t like Melissa at first, but she manages to penetrate his harsh exterior and the two fall in love. Roberto tries to find out about Melissa’s secrets, as Melissa is ambiguous about what happened in the forest during her first attempt to escape from her uncle. Roberto takes Melissa to his hometown where she finds new (girl)friends who aren’t that friendly in the end. The only way out seems to flee the city.

In addition to chronicling the friendships and romantic relationships of the characters, the show also addresses issues notable among teens including: date rape, gay parenting, teenage suicide and anorexia.

CAST:

Melissa - Gwen Pol Jodie - Nina Hertoghs Walter - Wouter de Buck Cierra - Janna Overbeek Bloem Roxy - Debby Blauwendraat Roberto - Birkan Tas Gray - Daniel Neugebauer

Directed and Produced by Monokino Camera: George van Wetering Camera Assistants: Wouter de Buck & Nienke Doekes Edit: George van Wetering Costume Design: Meriam Rouabah Make-up and Hair Design: Victoria Romp Casting: Nienke Doekes & Barbera Olthof Costume Sponsors: Nieuw Jurk, Adidas, Hugo Boss, Replay Red Seal, Episode, Nelly, Guess, Mykita, New Look

Thank you: 24/7 Pizza Amsterdam, Bajesdorp, Femke Ravensbergen, Francis Muller