May 2013

John Presnell "Say You'll Stay" (Adam Barnick, dir.)

John Presnell - "Say You'll Stay" Official Music Video (HD)

Singer/songwriter John Presnell and director Adam Barnick teamed up for this unique exploration of a crumbling relationship in New York City.  Noted for being the first sync-sound music video shot on the Lomokino, a hand-cranked 35mm film camera which shoots 4 fps, in a 2-perf widescreen look that feels nostalgic and contemporary at the same time. 

2013 MuchMusic Award Nominees

Canadian music video channel MuchMusic has announced the nominees for their annual MuchMusic Awards. Marianas Trench leads all nominees with six, followed closely by Drake with five and Classified with four.

Full nominees for all categories are below.

The Awards will be broadcast live Sunday, June 16 on MuchMusic in Canada and via Fuse in the U.S. PSY is co-hosting, so be warned.

And if you're new to these awards keep in mind that only "Canadian" videos are eligible, except for the International categories.

Video Of The Year

Director Of The Year

MuchFACT Video Of The Year [video funded with MuchFACT production grant]

She and Him "I Could've Been Your Girl" (Zooey Deschanel, dir.)

She & Him- I Could've Been Your Girl

I bet you thought Zooey Deschanel would be like Samson, deprived of her cuteness once her bangs were gone. Consider yourself wrong. The She & Him singer, TV star and Internet mogul comes across with cuteness intact while adding "video director" to her resume.

Sarah Silverman "Perfect Night" (Liam Lynch, dir.)

Sarah Silverman's Perfect Night featuring Will.i.am-- YouTube Comedy Week

Sarah Silverman enjoys a wild night. On her couch. Wearing sweatpants. Watching Netflix. Checking out YouPorn. In other words, it's probably like one of your nights, except she's facetiming with Will.I.Am while you probably settle for Apl.De.Ap or that other dude in Black Eyed Peas.

Hi Hey Hello - A Musical Short Film by Director Joseph Kahn

Samsung GALAXY S4 presents Hi Hey Hello, a musical short film

Billed as a musical short film, Hi Hey Hello is at its most base level a showcase for the Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone, but it's much more than that: It's a clever look at how modern romance comes together these days with the equal doses of technology, fantasy and imagination. It's also a showcase for director Joseph Kahn, who strings it all together with a similar blend of skill and smarts.

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