Los Angeles post house Scissor Films provides plenty of surreal VFX enhancement for Jonah Hill’s post-party-apocalypse treatment of “Wake Up,” the latest single from Travis Scott’s third album Astroworld. [Watch]
Cool up your summer with a two-minute peek at the stellar motion design, animation, and VFX included in STASH 136 – the latest (and possibly coolest) issue of the Stash Permanent Collection. [Watch]
Back in 2010 (in Stash 73), we proudly featured Charles De Meyer’s groundbreaking video for Amon Tobin’s “Esther’s” track. Happily, the pair recently re-teamed for another atmospheric VFX opus called “Vipers Follow You.” [Watch]
Co-directors Lia Bertels and Marion Castéra at French prodco Temple Caché create the perfect summer video for a perfect summer song called “You Got Me” by Gerald Toto, a composer, performer, and one-third of the band Toto Bono Lokua. [Watch]
Director Nathan Boey helps DJ/singer/songwriter Nancie poke all sorts of holes in social media with this chroma-saturated, over-the-top music video for the track “Get Likes.” [Watch]
Riff Raff Films director Ryan Staake jabs at all the tropes of motion capture while giving the genre a genuine shot of adrenaline in this over-the-top but riveting video for Ed Sheeran with VFX from MPC and mocap by Silver Spoon NYC. [Watch]
