A conversational music video except Tove Lo wanders far further than you'd imagine as she walks and talks deeper and deeper into her friend's relationship drama.
It's all about perspective as Coldplay and a lot of stock footage are seamlessly mashed-up into some visually stimulating environments. Think of it as the next level of "Love Is Strong" - like in color, for starters.
Classic album covers come to amazing life in a video that speaks to the everlasting life of album art, while also being so good that even copyright lawyers should look the other way...
Sixteen filmmakers are in the running for the first D&AD Next Director Award, created in partnership with Youtube and supported by MOFILM.
Selected by a panel of industry leaders including Dougal Wilson, David Bruno, Ringan Ledwidge and Juliette Larthe, the following films — including a few music videos — comprise the first shortlist:
The Next Director Award is separate to the D&AD Professional Awards, and will be judged three times per year, producing three separate shortlists. The next entry period is now open, with a deadline on 15 October 15.
So many channels, so little to watch — unless you're a fan of Bob Dylan. This fantastic interactive video imagines that every show was nothing but Dylan and his classic song, "Like A Rolling Stone." Use your directional keys to surf through the program guide and see everyone from the Pawn Stars, Maron and even The Property Brothers lip-sync within the context of their typical episodes. We also get Price Is Right, a History Channel doc, some generic kids, news and sports channels, but the best ones might be the video channels: One shows a vintage live clip of Dylan himself, the other stars Danny Brown, who gets trippy with the matzo.
Actually, who am I kidding. The best one is Property Brothers, which I like to think is Dylan's favorite show.
