This clip has also been recently nominated for best music video at the Soundkilda music video festival being held in St Kilda, Melbourne in late May. Check out their website here for details on when the music video (and heaps of other cool videos) will be screening.
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Matt Arnold
Stephen Sherrard-Griffith
I am proud of my a ward winning shot film "Safe House" because not only is it technically beautiful to look at and listen to, it's very moving and all viewers so far have been moved by it as it tells of a Palestinian agent and an Israeli agent having to kill each other even after they get to know about each others lives. It's transcended religious and racial differences in audiences. I am also very proud of the result with the no budget I had on it.
Glen Forster
It was a very exciting shoot and we travelled all over East Timor. Sitting on top of a mountain watching the clouds roll in was most impressive.
Joanne Fong
Animation wise I like the work of Studio 4C, Studio Ghibli, and Adam Phillips. I'm not a huge fan of the slick 3D stuff that comes out (although I do enjoy stuff like Pixar and Kung Fu Panda), I much prefer when 3D is used together with more hand drawn or painterly textures and rendered to give a more traditional 2D look. Illustrators that inspire me are James Jean, Shaun Tan and APAK.
Clint Cure
I had the most fun with a music clip I did for Digital Primate for a track called All Personnel. I got to try a lot of green screen effects combined with animation and models. The spaceship was fun to build and shoot. The whole thing turned out, pretty much, the way I wanted it, which is rare. I'm also pretty happy wih a film I'm working on now for Trasharama film festival called Hanging at Picnic Rock. It's full of bodgy effects.
Attila Ragó
When I was 17, I discovered software, like reason and FL studio. My very first track was ready around that time. It was called “Summer in Obscurity”. I would like to add it to that I never learned music theory. I just simply, felt what’s good and what’s wrong. Until 2008 I created only hard trance, I was just unable to fit in into that scene. I think it’s a dead style now anyway; at least in my country. So in 2008 I created my very first electro house music “Cocaine Junkie” and two other tracks in September of 2008 “Apophis” and “Waiting for You”. Those two songs were my very first release by a label. So my music career really started in September 2008
Zeal
Zeal is 26 year-old audio-visual artist and developer Robert Jarvis. He jumps around on stage, pressing flashing buttons and singing electronic indie pop songs about robots while bathed in pixelated, rainbow, video feedback.
Baz Harvey
See For Music video. The culmination of 6months hard work, a decade of philosophical evolution and understanding...to be continued!