You might know the track from Coppola's "Lost in Translation" Imagery from the amazing BBC production by Richard Attenburough: " The private life of plants" edited by www.boemtjak.tk

direct qt : www.dystopia.be

go to site for wmp.

This is my first "low-budget" music-video for the berlin-based band KATZE. Shot in HD on the roof of the "Kulturfabrik" in Berlin. for translation: the song tells about a letter from "her" where is written just sh**. hope you like it ... comments welcome.

taitcase.de

Ch 4 is selecting good computer-animeted works for 5 years. Watch best in quicktime:

www.channel4.com

from Fashion Rocks... DivX File

We think so...

High Concept / Low Budget - because $40 million can kill a good idea.

The hi/lo film festival has been presenting films you won’t see at the multiplex in San Francisco since 1997.

We accept films under 30 minutes in any genre, shot on any format – music videos, narratives, docs, experimental, animation, bring it on!

*Nov. 1, 2005 Early Bird Deadline submission fee: $15 *Dec. 1, 2005 Regular Deadline submission fee: $25 (*postmarked by dates)

To submit your film: www.hilofilmfestival.com

info@hilofilmfestival.com 415.558.7721

“Four days of free-thinking creative combustion.” -San Francisco Bay Guardian

“An eclectic selection of works from all around the country that personifies what being different is. And it’s worth it.” -Filmthreat.com

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harmless teen girl pop. love the slap tho. WINDOWS HI boss.streamos.com

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REAL HI boss.streamos.com

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Magna Doodle dandy!

Done in 3 weeks using stop motion in collaboration with Flame artist Puck Murphy at Perceptual Engineering in Auckland New Zealand.

www.amplifier.co.nz

Cool embroidered video. www.d-a-d.com Video link: exodus.interoutemediaservices.com

bretnichols.com

www.bretnichols.com

Now, I know this was previously discussed in a comments thread, but I felt the need to bring this to the main page... With the release of the new video IPod, and users' ability to download music videos for $2/pop, we will see a major change in the music video marketplace whereby the music video is no longer simply a promotional tool, but is instead a commodity through which labels can derive revenue. While this could be potentially beneficial for music video budgets, this is more important in that directors and production companies who produce these videos will in no way participate in this new earning stream (nor will any directors back catalog of videos).

So, if I want to go watch "Sabotage," or "Around the World," Spike and Mike would get nothing from this, but the labels and artist will find a whole new income flow. I am not saying this is explicityly unfair, because at the time that these directors' rendered their services, they were unaware of this potential additional earning opportunity, but I do think that it is upon us, as the music video making community, to stand up for ourselves and find a fair and equitable split of the money that these downloads will generate - particuarly as this market will continue to grow through cell phone downloads and other media outlets.

I don't mean to get on my high horse, but I am just saying to people that you need to keep an eye on this, and hopefully the more major video makers (do you hear me Mr. Meyers, Ms. Martel, Messrs. Fat Cats, Ms. Sigismondi, and the aforementioned Mr. Jonze and Monsieur Gondry?) will actively create a dialogue on this and make inroads. Please stand up and make a change! Speak up for us little guys with no voice, who stand in line waiting for an opportunity to be exploited! Get Mr. Apted and the DGA to pay attention! Let's make things happen, before it's too late!

Otherwise, I suggest we just let these two guys make all the videos: www.youtube.com (and I would argue this video is as good as (and quite possibly is better than) all things on MTV)

One of those videos that Chris Cunningham is embarrassed about.

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You Are My Sister (original video with Antony & Boy George)

You Are My Sister (updated version)

directed by esteemed film director and video artist Charles Atlas. Antony previously collaborated with Charles Atlas at the 2004 Whitney Biennial to stage a 3 night sold-out concert and live video installation called "Turning" which featured Antony and the Johnsons playing before a cast of 13 slowly revolving beauties.

a very spooky and dramatic version of Nirvana's megahit, flavoured with nature/sea imagery of an IMAX movie. site: www.boemtjak.tk direct link to video (wmv)

outlandish tale involving various body parts - nsfw, i'd say (it's a sing-along, too - translation, anyone?)

qt file low or high quality

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The third annual Lake County Film Festival will be held March 2 - 6, 2006.

We are aiming to have at least 2 screenings of Music Videos.

Submissions are open until December 20th, and are all handled through Withoutabox.

www.lakecountyfilmfest.com

another intriguing performance video.

(track's actually ok for a german band; lyrics good, too.)

resizeable qt file here

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Shot in Prague. Has both flying women...

...and flying toast...

copy and paste this direct link

www.rsafilms.com

G'day all, back for my second post. I'm fairly sure this video is only out in Australia so i thought i'd let you all have a taste of some great Aussie talent. Bernard Fanning is a well known Australian Artist from the legendary band Powderfinger. This is his first single from his upcoming debut solo album due for release Oct 31st. I liked the idea of this video, went well with the song. Anyway, sit back and enjoy...

WMV HI LO

www.bernardfanning.com

File under no flow no groove falling down the stairs nonstop shmaltz full doof action packed worst xmas ever.

Preamble 8.1 Mb quicktime