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Psyop & Temple Caché Spin Up Snoop Dogg’s “Last Dance With Mary Jane”

One minute into this Snoop Dogg cover of the Tom Petty track “Mary Jane’s Last Dance”, Psyop studio partners Temple Caché take over the visuals with a cannabis-fueled mashup of live-action, 2D, 3D, motion design, and AI. [Watch]

The Spirtual Meets the Physical in The Line’s New League of Legends Music Video

In their latest for Riot Games, the animation crew at The Line in London conjure a sweeping and richly rendered three-minute fantasy to launch the upcoming second season of League of Legends, Spirit Blossom Beyond. [Watch]

Ruairi Robinson AI music video Boots short film | STASH MAGAZINE

Kaiju & Carnage: Ruairi Robinson Deploys Kipling Poem for Anime Monster Invasion

Joyrider director Ruairi Robinson hijacks the text of Rudyard Kipling’s 1903 anti-war poem “Boots” to generate the music and drive the narrative for this exercise in AI filmmaking he says “was produced during a two-week, 16 hour-a-day fever dream.” [Watch]

PETA Good Sh*t animated spot by Flamboyant Paradise | STASH MAGAZINE

Flamboyant Paradise Joins PETA’s “Good Sh*t” Movement

Flamboyant Paradise directors Javier Lourenço and Álvarez Ortega Bianchi team with composer Pedro Gómez to stage a musical fecal frenzy for animal rights organization PETA while making the point that being vegan is good for your gut. [Watch]

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Suzie & Leo Get to the Point in Yung Lean “Babyface Maniacs” Music Video

References to St. Sebastian and his close relationship with stringed weaponry are not new in pop culture but this video for Swedish rapper Yung Lean, by Frenzy Paris directing duo Suzie & Leo, is certainly the most visceral. [Watch]

Little Simz Flood Music Video by Salomon Ligthelm | STASH MAGAZINE

Salomon Ligthelm Conjures Drama & Darkness for Little Simz “Flood” Music Video

Visionary Prettybird director Salomon Ligthelm, whose breakout video for aYia you should watch here, teams with British DOP Rina Yang and NYC VFX/post house Blacksmith on this inky music video for English-Nigerian rapper Little Simz. [Watch]