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Friday Music Video Round Up: 2.4.2011

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You know how we roll on Fridays… James Blake – “The Wilhelm Scream” – Directed by Alexander Brown Echo Lake – “Young Silence” – Directed by Dan Nixon. Shot on Microsoft Kinect by the way… The Lonely Island – “The Creep” Young Galaxy – “We Have Everything” – Directed by Sinbad Richardson No Age – “Fever Dreaming” – Directed [...]

Retinal Blast: Surreal Environments Edition

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Today’s Retinal Blast features some stunning short pieces I stumbled across this week. The common theme here is each vid has crazy good cinematography combined with ridiculously skilled animation/motion graphics. You should find some inspiration here. “my graduation short-art-movie-video-thingy” By Misha Shyukin. A short, surreal piece based on a summery dream. Created by Sébastien Abes. This is a [...]

Videos From One Day on Earth

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No, this isn’t the Ridley Scott film that was hyped on YouTube. Planning for the project, known as One Day on Earth, began two years ago which included coordinating thousands of people around the world to film a day in their life on 10.10.10, and then creating a full-length film out of it. Beyond that, [...]

Retinal Blast: Nathaniel Whitcomb Redefines Music Videos

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This weeks Retinal Blast dives into the work of Cleveland-based artist and designer Nathaniel Whitcomb. Under his brilliant blog Think or Smile, Whitcomb logs his daily inspirations (visual and musical), as well as his many artistic creations – which have developed a growing following in the indie music blogosphere. His most impressive work, however, has been [...]

Killing It: California is a Place (@caliisaplace)

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This week I’m excited to profile the creators of one of the most amazing video and photo blogs I’ve ever seen. Even if you’ve never been to California, the Golden State-centric short films at California Is A Place will still blow your mind. This state has everything within its vast borders and it shows in [...]

Nikon Film Festival Wants A Hero in 140 Seconds

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Nikon recently launched a European short film festival to promote their latest camera, D7000. The company is calling for submissions that describe a vision of a hero in under 140 seconds. Unfortunately it’s only for EU residents, but still it’s worth checking out some of the current submissions on the festival site (there are a [...]

Friday Music Video Round Up: 1.7.2011

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We’re back with some more music videos to kick off 2011! Crank those speakers up. Destroyer – “Kaputt” – Directed by Dawn Garcia Com Truise – “FairLight” – Created by 10lb Pictures Mount Kimbie – “Before I Move Off” – Film by Tyrone Lebon Akron/Family – “So It Goes” – Directed by Tommy Yasuhara

Seeing History in NY’s Subway Tunnels and Sewers

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Adventurer Steve Duncan (above) recently took filmmaker Andrew Wonder though the bowels of New York City on a special tour of the city’s hidden history. No, this isn’t the latest Discovery Channel special. It’s a fascinating homemade, 30-minute doc on Vimeo that answers any questions you might ask yourself about what it’s like to explore [...]

How long until we have a creative class schooled entirely on the internet?

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Last month, like many of Urgensia’s readers, I received an invite from Vimeo to check out their online video school. I’ve tooled around their various video-lesson plans, and if I ever had the time, would consider attempting one of their challenges, in order to up my own skillset. What it got me thinking, in this [...]

Friday Music Video Round Up: 15 Best of 2010

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Today we’re bringing you a special round up of some of the year’s craziest music videos; 15 of them in no particular order. Hopefully we found a few you haven’t seen yet. Happy Holidays! Twin Shadow – “Slow” – Directed by Alex Markman Die Antwoord – “Zef Side” – Directed by Sean Metelerkamp OK Go – “This Too [...]

Friday Music Video Round Up (12/9/2010)

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Friday is supposed to be the fun day at work, so why not spend some of your day watching cool new music videos? Here are some recent favorites: Flying Lotus – “Zodiac Shit” – Produced by Adult Swim Daft Punk – “Derezzed” “Memory” by Pedro Maia / Music by Panda Bear Gatekeeper – “Mirage” – Directed by Thunder Horse [...]

Cute Moleskine Commercial That Most People Won’t See

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You’re hip, you’re creative, you’re organized, you probably own at least one Moleskine. Since you don’t really need to be sold on the practical uses of a day planner/notebook, you probably don’t need to watch a commercial for one. But you MUST watch this. Like you, this commercial is hip, creative and organized (well credit [...]

Friday Music Video Round Up (12/3/2010)

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Friday is supposed to be the fun day at work, so why not spend some of your day watching cool new music videos? Here are some recent favorites: Tame Impala – “Expectation” - Directed by Clemens Habicht The Miracles Club – “Church Song” – Directed by Judah Switzer Reading Rainbow – “Always On My Mind” – Directed by Amanda [...]

Friday Music Video Round Up (11/19/2010)

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Friday is supposed to be the fun day at work, so why not spend some of your day watching cool new music videos? Here are some recent favorites. Twin Sister – “All Around and Away We Go” – Directed by Mike Luciano Gorillaz – “Melancholy Hill” – Directed by Chateau Egyptrixx – “Start from the Beginning” – Animated short [...]

Friday Music Video Round Up (11/12/2010)

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Friday is supposed to be the fun day at work, so why not spend some of your day watching cool new music videos? Here are some recent favorites. Games – “Shadows In Bloom” Directed by Weirdcore. Stateless – “Ariel” Created by FIELD. Cee Lo Green – “Bright Lights Bigger City” The Octopus Project - “Hallucinists” Directed by Wiley Wiggins. Ratatat [...]

Coachella Like You’ve Never Seen It

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I just watched this video from filmmaker Sam O’Hare that he made while at Coachella Music Festival in the Spring. The stop motion, birds eye, style of this video really messes with your sense of scale. You’re watching this massive festival with thousands of people, but it makes you feel like you’re looking at one [...]

Stuck in Transit – Filming LA’s Live Music Scene

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Stuck In Transit is a brand new video blog started by some friends of Urgent Content living in Los Angeles. The idea is to capture performances of emerging indie artists performing in LA and then have a very casual and fun interview with them after the show. So far they’ve featured some really cool videos [...]

Make Your Own Video Mashups – Really Addicting

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My buddy who runs a music blog called Head Underwater linked to this new website where you can mashup online video with songs on Soundcloud. It’s a pretty simple idea, but insanely addicting. Spend some time with this and see what crazy mashups you can create. Here’s a quick one a put together featuring oOoOO’s [...]

5 Video Contests We’d Enter If We Had Time

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Video contests are not only good for the winners. They are a great opportunity to exercise your creativity, gain valuable experience working under a deadline, and most of all, boost your reel if you’re an aspiring filmmaker. Check out these cool contests going on right now: 1. The first-ever Vimeo Festival and Awards is coming up [...]