Spencer『Fun Fun Fun』
Visual by usaginingen

This ia a music clip for Spencer who is a Japanese musician lives in Berlin Germany.
All photos and movies were taken in Berlin for the materials of this video. Because this is his first MV since he moved to Berlin. He wanted us to make it with Berlin's atmosphere and keeping on walking as his attitude.

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For the first time in HD released in November 2011!

In “Futures” you will see crushed things, completely abstracted … finding together and building up to something we all have seen before … Like our true wishes and desires they shape over time and get clearer … followed by the next longing … Innuendos, artifacts and the rough synchronization add subtle emotions to the uncertain process that build the morbid tableaux of all possible futures …

Video para el nuevo single del disco homónimo de Oh Land, editado por Epic Records.

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Dirigido y Producido por CANADA para PARTIZAN L.A.

Producción Ejecutiva CANADA: Oscar Romagosa
Producción Ejecutiva PARTIZAN: Jeff Pantaleo
Producción Ejecutiva DOOMSDAY: Danielle Hinde
Jefa de Producción: Alba Barneda
Coordinador de Producción: Jorge Llama
Fotografía: Marc Gómez del Moral
Diseño de Producción: James Hatt
Director de Arte: Tomás Navarro
Coreografía: Les Filles Föllen
Vestuario Oh Land: Jessica Bobince
Vestuario Bailarines: Roberto Piqueras
Maquillaje: Víctor Álvarez
Post Producción: Álvaro Posadas
Video Mapping: Área Técnica

Another mm-cc post. mm-cc stands for Morning Music + Coffee Consumption. More info can be had here: mm-cc.org/

Basically, you invite your friends over in the morning to record some music and ultimately make something out of it.

The players are:
Jeff Numainville - Microkorg
Michael Goggin - Guitar
Charlie Visnic - Bass, Modular Synth
Dantes Rosete - Music Box
Inthia Seabrooks - Music Box
Rene Cardona - Percussion, Harmonica & Monome

The visuals are macro shots of iron filings. The first shoot I just placed them on a small mirror and made them move around by waving a magnet around below the mirror.

The second day I decided to try out something new. I created an electro-magnet out of a 6-inch iron nail and a copper coil. Then I taped the electro-magnet underneath the mirror and hooked it up to my modular synth. It was pretty cool to be controlling the rhythm of the iron filings with LFO's and envelope generators.

For more info on the process check out my blog: theb-roll.com/mm-cc-09-04-11/

I hope you enjoy the song and the video!