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1. Kanye West POWER by Marco Brambilla (Director's Cut)
1 year ago
POWER shows a continuous camera move from extreme close-up of Mr. West revealing an a neoclassical video tableau showing characters and creatures surrounding him in an abstract environment - all moving in extreme slow motion.
Inspired by Michelangelo's frescos in the Sistine Chapel, the piece depicts a faux historical moment - an empire on the brink of collapse from its own excess, decadence and corruption.
•••••••••••••••ADDITIONAL INFORMATION••••••••••••••
ARTJAIL Credits.
Visual Effects Supervision.
• Steve Mottershead, Beau Dickson
Visual Effects and Finishing.
Lead Flame Artists:
• Steve Mottershead and Graham Holly
Flame Artists:
•Elsa Tu, Mark Wilhelm, Todd Gutridge
Research and Editor.
•Beau Dickson
Executive Producer.
•Leslie McCartney
ARTJAIL Involvement.
ARTJAIL was involved in many aspects of this project, from pre-production to post and finishing, giving us a real understanding of what the Director's vision for the piece was.
First and foremost, he did not want to make a music video! He was interested in making an art piece, an experimental collaboration between two artists.
The conventions of traditional music videos should be completely forgotten. The focus should be on the art, the idea, the story being told, in the most direct manner possible. One continuous movement, representing one moment in time on the brink of collapse.
Inspired by Michelangelo's frescos in the Sistine Chapel, the piece depicts a faux historical moment - an empire on the brink of collapse from its own excess, decadence and corruption.
•••••••••••••••ADDITIONAL INFORMATION••••••••••••••
ARTJAIL Credits.
Visual Effects Supervision.
• Steve Mottershead, Beau Dickson
Visual Effects and Finishing.
Lead Flame Artists:
• Steve Mottershead and Graham Holly
Flame Artists:
•Elsa Tu, Mark Wilhelm, Todd Gutridge
Research and Editor.
•Beau Dickson
Executive Producer.
•Leslie McCartney
ARTJAIL Involvement.
ARTJAIL was involved in many aspects of this project, from pre-production to post and finishing, giving us a real understanding of what the Director's vision for the piece was.
First and foremost, he did not want to make a music video! He was interested in making an art piece, an experimental collaboration between two artists.
The conventions of traditional music videos should be completely forgotten. The focus should be on the art, the idea, the story being told, in the most direct manner possible. One continuous movement, representing one moment in time on the brink of collapse.
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| Feb 14th | 43 | 1 | 0 |
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Do you mind putting your involvement in the piece in the description? Thanks.
I can definitely put more details of our involvement in the description.
Are you interested in anything in particular? Or should I just elaborate on the credits, that are listed at the end of the piece?
Thanks,
ARTJAIL.
Anyone interested in gaining a little more insight into Marco Brambilla's work should watch this!
Thanks,
ARTJAIL.
Anyway, besides this fishsticks liking funny rapper and his funny music - the video idea is epic, although it's not a music video, more a teaser. But a unique one. Congrats to the whole creative team!
disgusting.
song sucks, btw
Great vision...
Nice to see people making art.
Thank you for your patience.
ARTJAIL.
Pardon the wait.
In fact it will be the finest Monday, that ever did Monday.
I've seen this video so many times on youtube and came here and found the director channel !
It's great to have the contact with you to tell you all...
GREAT, GREAT WORK !
IT IS A MASTERPIECE ! YOU'RE GENIOUS !
Cheers from Bulgaria!