Band of Horses - Dilly

Music video by Band of Horses performing Dilly.

Battlefield 3 - "99 Problems" feat. Jay-Z (Full Version)

New impressive Battlefield 3 game cinematic featuring Jayz soundtrack, 99 Problems.

Watch the full-length Battlefield 3 TV ad featuring never before seen gameplay footage and the hit song "99 Problems" by Jay-Z. Powered by the new Frostbite 2 game engine, Battlefield 3 features unrivaled audio, animation, rendering, scale, and destruction. Battlefield 3 is out on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC October 25th 2011.

Game Cinematic : Ubisoft E3 2011 Retro Style

Assassin's Creed Retro


Ghost Recon Retro


Just Dance Retro


What if today's games where made with 10 years old computer animation style? Check these three game cinematic directed by Julien Baret for Assassin's Creed, Just Dance and Ghost Recon using old games references.

The Happy Nobodies - "Our Times"

The Happy Nobodies - "Our Times" (Official Video)

Wooden Shjips – “Lazy Bones”

Wooden Shjips – “Lazy Bones” Video (Directed By Black Dice)

Brooklyn art-music crew Black Dice have directed the newest video for San Fransisco space-rock stompers Wooden Shjips. Black Dice’s clip for “Lazy Bones” is a dense and hyperactive barrage of bright colors and random white-noise imagery, and it’ll make your eyes hurt and your brain feel like warm mud.

Cansei de ser Sexy (CSS) - "Hits Me Like A Rock"

Music Video: Cansei de ser Sexy (CSS) - "Hits Me Like A Rock"

Calle 13 - Latinoamérica

Calle 13 - Latinoamérica
Directores Jorge Carmona y Milovan Radovic
Productor Alejandro Noriega
Patria Producciones

Holy Ghost! - "Hold My Breath"

New York disco crew Holy Ghost! have a new video for “Holy My Breath,” a track from their self-titled album. Ben Fries, the man behind their great “Wait & See” video, also directed this one, and it mostly consists of a photo montage of the band members’ lives. Those lives look fun! Various DFA-type celebrities like James Murphy and Luke Jenner make super-brief appearances.

Directed by Ben Fries
Edited by Isabel Freeman
Produced by Deadhorse films
Photography by Jesse Cain, Nick Millhiser, Harry McNally and everyone else
Post Production assistants; Lauren Barker, Dylan Clancy

"Thunder-LOL-Cats" - MAD TV

...And why?

Schrödinger's Cat

No cats were harmed in the making of this video.

New Scientist produced a new One-Minute Physics animation to explain the Schrödinger’s cat thought experiment in a hurry. As if you could explain “collapsed realities” in one minute. Still, it’s a cute cartoon. Link

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds – “If I Had A Gun…”

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds‘ music video for “If I Had A Gun…”, our latest taste from their upcoming S/T debut, is quite reminiscent of the 1967 film The Graduate (Liam Gallagher will probably claim his older bro just ripped ‘em off). However, instead of Dustin Hoffman and Anne Bancroft running way on a bus, a rugged cowboy rides in to interrupt the ceremony, leading to the handsome stranger and the bride sealing their love with a kiss in the deep end. Despite the cliché, what makes the video truly worth watching is one simple casting choice: Noel Gallagher plays the priest officiating the wedding. Now that’s some damn good fiction!

Assassin's creed Revelations - E3 Trailer Continued

More content on http://www.assassinscreed.com Learn Ezio's fate with this extended version of the E3 trailer

Twin Sister - "Kimmi in a Ricefield"

Twin Sister's debut LP, In Heaven, is out now via Domino. The video for album highlight "Kimmi in a Ricefield" was co-directed by Twin Sister drummer Bryan Ujueta with Dan Devine. It starts out very lush and romantic but gets freaky at the end.

Andy Burrows - "If I Had A Heart"

"If I Had A Heart" the new single from Andy Burrows

Birdy Nam Nam – “The Parachute Endings”

Grok on the Heavy Metal style animation in this music video for “The Parachute Endings” from Birdy Nam Nam. From 2009, so voting disabled.

Birdy Nam Nam – “Goin’In”

The music video for “Goin’In” by Birdy Nam Nam. Directed by Machine Molle.

Bistro

Bistro is a darkly comical film by Sean Gray. Starring BAFTA-winning actor Peter Capaldi, Alex Macqueen and Neil Edmond. A hungry restaurant diner gets a lot less than he bargained for.

Merrie Melodies - Daffy Duck the Wizard

This clip from the new Looney Tunes Show imagines Daffy Duck as an immensely powerful wizard. Or at least, that’s what he thinks. Despite the frame selection above, the video is completely SFW.

Signal

Signal, a sci-fi movie about the formation of life and transformation of dead space into the living organic matter. By Maxim Zhestkov.

Opeth - "The Devil's Orchard"

Imagine if Dario Argento’s ’70s horror movies had weird half-animated opening-credits sequences with girls’ silhouettes in them, the way James Bond movies do. That’s pretty much Opeth’s new “The Devil’s Orchard” video, except this one is seven minutes long. In super-stylized fake-grainy images, we see cities falling under curses and bodies falling through dimensional portals, or something. Phil Mucci directs.

starring Keleigh Sperry as Soledad
Ian Mackay as The Devil / Baron Orlock
Anni Blackhurst as Mistress Shadow
Christian Bonello as Phantom

HD version now available
vimeo.com/​29459825

(via Pitchfork)

Fleet Foxes - White Winter Hymnal

Video directed by Sean Pecknold

Dum Dum Girls – “Bedroom Eyes”

Accompanying this week's release of their new LP, Only in Dreams, Dum Dum Girls unveil their new video for their new single "Bedroom Eyes". The clip captures the Californian indie pop band performing the cut until the visual becomes a more kaleidoscopic and trippy experience.

Björk – “Moon” Video

Biophilia‘s release got pushed back a couple of weeks, but here’s the clip for “Moon,” which is basically an animated version of the album cover. High-art cohorts Inez and Vinoodh helped out with the production and direction.

Written by björk and damian taylor.

Directed, produced and art directed by björk, inez and vinoodh, m/m paris and james merry.

Young Galaxy – “Peripheral Visionaries”

Canuck dream pop outfit Young Galaxy has a way with shoegazey, lurid indie rock, and its latest animated video is a blissfully bizarre affair involving a skeleton, space, and Grimace from the McDonald’s ads. Well, not really. But you’ll see what I mean.

DopeHead – “Airbags”

DopeHead – “Airbags” (Dir. Storymode)

Nothing flashy here, but this is just a classic-style local-pride rap video done with artful precision. If Rap City still existed, this would get played at least a couple of times a week. Instead, it lives on the internet.

Com Truise – “Brokendate”

Will Joines directs this Blade Runner-esque clip for Com Truise’s “Brokendate,” and the combination of Seth Haley’s bleating analong synths and Joines’s dystopian futurescape is a relatively perfect match. The song could probably work in a Tron sex scene, if there were such a thing.

Via: stereogum

Electroshock - Esperame

DIR. CARLOS OLMOS.

Kele ft. Lucy Taylor - What Did I Do

DIRECTOR: Nova Dando
D.O.P: Sam Goldie
PRODUCER: Elliot Tagg
EDITOR: James Wright
STYLIST: Nadine Artois

of Montreal – L’age D’or (NSFW)

The Golden Age is not what it used to be as Athens rock collective of Montreal turn in a weirdo/psychedelic visual for their latest single "L'age D'or" off their current thecontrollersphere EP. Director Nina Barnes decides to take this beyond the NSFW line during the second half of the video. Probably an adequate approach regarding the song's extravagant lyrics. Watch it above unless you are at work.

Source: Pitchfork

Pepsi – Music Icons (Featuring Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Kanye West, Mariah Carey + Ray Charles)

Pepsi presents their latest television commercial titled "Music Icons," celebrating Pepsi's music history, which includes the likes of Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, Kanye West, Ray Charles and Mariah Carey. In accordance with its slogan, "Where there's Pepsi, there's music", the spot reflects on memorable moments such as Michael Jackson introducing the new "Pepsi Generation" and Ray Charles playing the piano to the (Prince-penned) tune of "You Got the Right One, Baby, Uh Huh" and more. "Music Icons" debuted during last night's "X Factor" premiere. Frank Cooper, Chief Marketing Officer, Global Consumer Engagement of PepsiCo Beverages, explains:

"Pepsi has always been at the center of music and pop culture and is known for featuring top talent in its campaigns. We're confident that the next pop music star will emerge from our partnership with 'The X Factor.'"

As the musical background serves a Pepsi-exclusive remix of the song, "Tonight is the Night" by Yonkers' very own Outasight, who recently signed to Warner Bros. Records.

Wale – Bait (NSFW)

Wale unleashes a brand new visual to accompany one of his latest tunes "Bait." You'll find the DC spitter alongside Ross making it rain quite heavily in the club. The song will also appear on Wale's upcoming project due out November 1, 2011, Ambition. Warning NSFW!

Wavves - "Bug"

Things you'll find in the video for Wavves' "Bug", from the Life Sux EP: board games, beer cans, what is presumably weed being smoked, mermaids, cops, a guy that kills cops, and a blood-splattered picture of Dave Grohl (of course).

Mastodon - Curl Of The Burl

Mastodon’s new video is for “Curl Of The Burl,” their single from the new album The Hunter, and it plays out like an acid-fried B-movie. If you love Evil Dead 2, you’ll probably find something to like about it. If you don’t love Evil Dead 2, you and I would probably not be very good friends. Robert Schober directs, but the video concept comes from Mastodon drummer Brann Dailor, who seems to be the band’s concepts guy. The caveman from the “Divinations” video would be proud.

Soupaczar – “Own Rocket”

Good music video for “Own Rocket” from Soupaczar. Directed by Rino Stefano Tagliafierro.

Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Ffunny Ffrends

Unknown Mortal Orchestra just released this clip for Unknown Mortal Orchestra standout “Fffunny Friends,” and the visuals go well with the song’s fried-out, kaleidoscopic feel.

Watch a New Trailer for Trent Reznor-Scored Girl With the Dragon Tattoo

Featuring more music from Reznor and Atticus Ross.

As previously reported, Nine Inch Nails leader Trent Reznor and collaborator Atticus Ross, who won an Oscar for their score for David Fincher's The Social Network, came together again to create the soundtrack for Fincher's forthcoming film adaptation of the Stieg Larsson bestseller The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.

Back in May, we saw the first trailer for the highly anticipated film, which featured a cover of Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song" by Reznor and Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman Karen O. In August, more music from the film surfaced. Now, the film's Mouth Taped Shut blog points us to the film's second trailer, which features more of the Reznor and Ross-created score.

The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo opens December 21

Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks - “Tigers”

Documentary about a tiger.

Taken from the Beck produced album 'Mirror Traffic' released August 22nd.

Director: George Wu @ Household
Music: Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks

Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs - Garden

Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs : Garden. Video directed by Ollie Murray

R.E.M. - I'll Take The Rain

R.E.M. - I'll Take The Rain (Official Video)

Long Trailer for Fincher's "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"

David Fincher’s The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo is one of the most highly anticipated films of the year, based on the incredibly popular first in the trilogy of novels by the late Stieg Larsson.

Because of the novels’ popularity, and the fact that there’s already been a Swedish adaptation of them, the film is one likely to be somewhat divisive among audiences, but I personally can’t wait to see it.

We got a first look at a trailer for the film back in June this year, and it was pretty fantastic. And now, courtesy of MSN we’ve got a brilliant extended trailer to share with you. Clocking in at 3:45 in length, it gives us a much longer and more detailed look at the film and what we can expect from it. And it’s definitely promising stuff.

I must confess that I’m still yet to read the novels or see the original film trilogy, but I’m a big fan of all of Fincher’s work, and I cannot wait to see what he brings us following the success of The Social Network. Daniel Craig, Rooney Mara, and Stellan Skarsgård all look fantastic in this, and Oscar-winning Steven Zaillian looks to have penned a brilliant script. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo is released here on 26th December this year, a date that can’t come soon enough.

Official Site:

http://dragontattoo.com

Director:

David Fincher

Cast:

Daniel Craig, Rooney Mara, Christopher Plummer, Stellan Skarsgård , Steven Berkoff, Robin Wright, Yorick van Wageningen, Joely Richardson

Writers:

Steven Zaillian

Brite Futures - Too Young To Kill

That go and Brite Futures’ “Too Young to Kill,” a music video sure to make you look more than twice. The number of scene/wardrobe/makeup changes would make any assistant director cringe!

There are certain moments where the video begins to feel repetitive, but that’s the trick that director Noel Paul used. Just as you begin feel a loop similar to three frames, he adds a twist at the end of each shot. The match cuts are a simple, nice touch that makes this music video interesting from beginning to end.

Washed Out – “Amor Fati”

Washed Out’s new video for the Within And Without track “Amor Fati” is a series of beautifully photographed images of what appears to be some guy’s solo European road trip, which, of course, is the best kind of European road trip. He also spends a whole lot of the video shirtless, if you’re into looking at this particular dude without a shirt on. Watch the video at Entertainment Weekly.

Villagers - Cecelia & Her Selfhood

Adrien Merigeau directs a music video for “Cecelia & Her Selfhood” by the band Villagers.

EMA - Marked

EMA's Erika M. Anderson co-directed, shot, and produced the striking black and white video for "Marked", along with Leif Shackelford. The clip for the Past Life Martyred Saints standout co-stars Alexis Blair Penney.

Apparat - Song Of Los

Girls – “Honey Bunny”

The crowd at the 9:30 Club in D.C. last night pretty much went nuts for the opening surf-guitar sputter of Girls’ souped-up single “Honey Bunny,” a pretty clear sign that they’ve got another “Lust For Life” on their hands here. So it’s great to see that the band has a dizzy, fun, romantic new video for “Honey Bunny,” directed by Girls’ own J.R. White alongside Ivan Shumaker.

The clip starts out with frontman Christopher Owens wearing a belly-shirt sweater, driving a goddam Corvette, and doing his best impression of Michael Jackson in the video for “The Way You Make Me Feel” while he attempts to get an incredibly pretty girl (played by Owens’ real-life girlfriend, Dominant Legs’ Hannah Hunt) into said ride. And for the rest of the video, they go driving, shoot off highway flares, fly kites, and do all sorts of stuff that will make you not especially happy to be sitting inside on a rainy Tuesday morning. It’s a great video and an indication that White may be as good at directing music videos as he is at producing music.

Wise Blood – “Nosferatu”

Theo Anthony directs this clip for Wise Blood’s dark pop track “Nosferatu,” and the result is a druggy, hypnotic video that features the protagonist lurking in a dreamlike state. Also, there’s a creepy-as-fuck old man mask wading through the mist. And once you pile in the referential aspects of Chris Laufman’s project — the nod to Flannery O’Conner’s gothic debut novel Wise Blood as well as the obvious evoking of all that vampire stuff — it makes the clip seem even eerier.

Battles Soundtrack FIFA Soccer 12 Commercial

The new commercial for the video game FIFA Soccer 12 perfectly chops up “Ice Cream,” the Matias Aguayo collab from Battles’ new album Gloss Drop, with footage of random people (including Steve Nash, Hope Solo, and Seth Meyers) playing the video game. It’s an extremely well-done commercial, even for those of us who don’t care much about soccer or video games. And anyway, the world needs more examples of electro-math-rock bands coming together with Canadian basketball stars.

Arctic Monkeys – “Suck It And See” (NSFW)

With a title like "Suck It and See", you could've guessed that the music video for the title track from Arctic Monkeys' recent LP might be a bit sexually explicit. The new clip, directed by Focus Creeps, stars drummer Matt Helders on an extreme "lost weekend", featuring dust, motorcycles, flags, and most prominently, a scantily clad lady. Watch below.

Kasabian - Days Are Forgotten

Music video by Kasabian performing Days Are Forgotten. 'Days Are Forgotten' is the first single from Kasabian's fourth studio album, 'Velociraptor!'.

Hugh Laurie- The whale has swallowed me

Hugh Laurie Gets Bluesy in 'The Whale Has Swallowed Me'

You probably know him as TV's Dr. House, but Hugh Laurie has other extraordinary talents besides diagnosing mysterious illnesses and playing a legendary ass.

'Let Them Talk,' the British actor and musician's debut album, is a romp through New Orleans jazz-infused folk and Mississippi Delta blues -- a genre Laurie has treasured since a young age.

"My reverence for this music is bordering on the religious. It means a great deal to me. Just to give you an example of it, on the first day we were going to record, it suddenly hit me I needed to work out what I was going to wear," Laurie recently told Spinner. "I thought, I can't do this music in jeans and sneakers. It doesn't feel right. So I went in wearing a suit and tie."

This suited sincerity has since spilled over into Laurie's new video for 'The Whale Has Swallowed Me,' a languid jam through Delta frustrations and biblical thoughts.

The Joe Henry-produced 'Let Them Talk' is available now via Rhino Records.

Via: http://www.spinner.com/

Manic Street Preachers - This Is The Day

Music video by Manic Street Preachers performing This Is The Day.

Salem - "King Night"

There's a video now for Salem's "King Night", from the genre-defying troublemakers' LP of the same name. The clip was directed by Theo Wenner (son of Rolling Stone's Jann Wenner); it's set in the night time, because it's a Salem video.

Director Theo Wenner
Producer Mariko Munro
Executive Producer Vito Schnabel
Director of Photography and Cinematographer Bobby Bukowski
Editor Jonathan Sutak
Production Design Naomi Munro

Kings of Convenience - Me in You

This video was shot on Eirik's roof in Bergen, by Panorama Hardanger.

Bonnie Prince Billy - "Quail and Dumplings"

Music video for the song "Quail and Dumplings," by Bonnie Prince Billy, from the album "Wolfroy Goes To Town" (out October 2011).

Directed by Ben Berman. Starring Kennan Gudjonsson and Nina Nastasia.

Frank Ocean – “Swim Good”

Frank Ocean rocks a panda mask (same one as that Fader cover, I think) and ninja garb in this new clip for Nostalgia, Ultra banger “Swim Good,” and the video is certainly a little more straightforward than yesterday’s freaky shaman-filled affair. It involves Frank, yet again, pushing a whip — this time an orange stretch limo — down an open stretch of road. Nabil Elderkin, which is a dope Middle Earth name, directs.

The Killing Joke

A Short Film by Sebastian Lopez

The Killing Joke is a 15 minute suspense/fiction short film about a mysterious woman that finds a red balloon tied up to a curious little box on an eery derelict street. Using classic elements of suspense and working within a seventies aesthetic, 'The Killing Joke' is an action packed film that pays homage to some of the horror movies from that era.

More: Link Vimeo.

World's Greatest Drag Race!

With an empty airstrip and eleven of the best driver's cars in the world, we put on the world's greatest drag race.

Read the entire 2011 Best Drivers Car story here: http://www.motortrend.com/features/performance/1109_2011_motor_trend_best_dri...

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Shot by: Jim Gleason, Gordon Green, Duane Sempson, Corey Denomy
Directed by: Mike Suggett
Edited by: Jim Gleason

Frank Ocean – “Thinking About You”

High 5 Collective‘s new video for “Thinking About You,” the recent Tumblr loosie from Odd Future R&B affiliate and world-conquering singer-songwriter Frank Ocean, is a weird one. The clip’s narrative is tough to follow, but it involves vengeful Native Americans and catatonically sick children. Ocean himself only shows up in cameo form, playing a male nurse.

Anna Calvi - Suzanne and I

Directed by Romain Chassaing (www.romainchassaing.com)
Choreography by Lionel Hoche
Produced by Solab (www.solab.fr)

Mount Kimbie - Carbonated

Mount Kimbie - Carbonated (dir. Tyrone Lebon)

Evanescence - What You Want

Music video by Evanescence performing What You Want.

Max Payne 3 - First Trailer

The first glimpse of the long-awaited return of Max Payne - in action. Coming March 2012 to Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC.

Still haunted by the memories of his traumatic past, Max begins a new life working private security protecting a wealthy industrialist and his family in São Paulo, Brazil. When gangs target the family under his protection, Max is forced to fight to save his clients and clear his name, in a bid to, once and for all, rid himself of the demons that have tortured him for far too long.

www.rockstargames.com/maxpayne3

S/M/L

S/M/L is proof that hard work for a failed pitch can still lead to amazing results. Kudos to Tendril for going for it even if the client didn’t. Via Bran DJ.

Spank Rock - #1 Hit (Director's Cut)

Spank Rock with the music video for their #1 Hit, “#1 Hit”.

Spank Rock - #1 Hit
Everything Is Boring And Everyone Is A Fucking Liar
Bad Blood Records
Produced by Mark Ronson and Boys Noize

Uncensored Director's Cut
Directed by Allen Cordell
Starring: Jonathan Pastir as "Chad" and Kenny Young as "the Friend"

Avey Tare - "Oliver Twist"

There's a video now for Avey Tare's "Oliver Twist", from the Animal Collective member's solo LP, last year's Down There. In the Jack Kubizne-directed animated clip, a strange-looking man takes a raft down the river, stares deeply into birds' eyes, and gets eaten by crocodiles. Then, the crocodiles morph into different-looking crocodiles, turn into green ghosts, and ascent to some great light-lit carnival in the sky. So, yeah, just another day in the swamp.

Via: http://www.pitchfork.com

Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter Directs Short Film

Thomas Bangalter, one half of Daft Punk, has directed and done cinematography for a three-minute short film that serves as a sort of advertisement for the new collection from the fashion line Co. The film stars Élodie Bouchez, Bangalter’s actress wife. She plays a woman taking care of a sick man, and lots of weird stuff happens. Also, she cries. The soundtrack is all operatic and not-at-all robot-rockish. But it has to be said: Everyone looks very nice!

The Big Pink – “Stay Gold”

The large-sounding Brit-rock duo the Big Pink made a pretty impressive debut with their album A Brief History Of Love back in 2009, and they haven’t done much since. But the group has now announced the January release of the sophomore effort Future This, and first single “Stay Gold” already has a video from director Ollie Murray. (Presumably, that title is one for all you Outsiders heads out there.) The video itself has models and graffiti and boringly psychedelic kaleidoscope graphics, and it’s nothing special. But the song itself is a big churn with the same sort of gigantic festival mashing chorus that animated previous Big Pink singles “Velvet” and “Dominos.”

Lloyd – “Dedication To My Ex (Miss That)”

Lloyd’s “Dedication To My Ex” is a ridiculously catchy retro-soul workout which, when it appeared on his King Of Hearts album, was also one of the more gleefully raunchy tracks in recent memory. It was also an all-star affair, with a weird narrator-type intro from Lil Wayne and an excellent André 3000 verse. A cleaned-up version of the song now has a fun video from director Bryan Barber, and Wayne and André aren’t in it. Instead, for reasons that I can only begin to contemplate, Wayne Brady lip-syncs Wayne’s part, and a talking cat, with the aid of some awesomely terrible CGI, lip-syncs the André part.

Active Child – “Playing House” (Feat. How To Dress Well)

Earlier in the summer, we posted “Playing House,” a sort of summit meeting of forlorn bedroom-indie falsetto addicts Active Child and How To Dress Well. That track now has a video, and whether it’s intended or not, the thing comes off as being very, very silly. It’s full of cheesed-out smoke effects and quivering tear-lined eyeballs and overblown lip-sync theatrics, and our friend Chris Weingarten has already rendered exactly the verdict you’d expect. Isaac Ravishankara directs.

Summer Camp - "Better Off Without You"

Summer Camp - "Better Off Without You"

Das Racist - "Michael Jackson" (Director's Cut)

Last Friday, Das Racist's clip for "Michael Jackson", a cut from the Brooklyn rap crew's debut LP, Relax, hit the Internet. Below, you can view the full, uncensored Director's Cut from directorial team Weird Days, replete with extended intro and outro. Also, the word "ketamine"--it's still there.

Directed by Weird Days
Produced by Julia Simpson and Goldteeth & Co
Director of Photography Steven Brahms
Production Design by Olga Miasnikova
Special Effects by Jordan Fish
Animation by Victor Vazquez
Executive Produced by Himanshu Suri

Waters - For The One (Director's Cut)

Waters - For The One (Director's Cut)

Director's Cut (*with full sound mix)
Directed by Allen Cordell
Produced by Lodger Films and Cause & [Effect]

Starfucker - Bury Us Alive

Directed by: Joshua Cox

Encyclopedia Britannica's Animated Guide to Drugs (1951)

An excerpt from an anti-drug film produced by Encyclopedia Britannica in 1951 uses lovely black and white animation to illustrate how opium, heroin, cocaine, and marijuana work.

To watch this film in its entirety, visit the Internet Archive.

Countdown

Countdown is a short movie/music video based on the music of Apparat. Directed, designed,animated and composed by Céline Desrumaux.

Directing/design/animation/composting : Céline Desrumaux
Additionnal character animation : Florent Remize
Music : "Granulard bastard" from Apprat.

Emmy The Great - "Paper Forest (In The Afterglow Of Rapture)"

We’ve seen Emmy backing her first album First Love and backing Fatboy Slim on the BPA Project, and now she’s back with this Lucy Needs-directed video for Emmy The Great’s end-of-a-relationship ode “Paper Forest (In the Afterglow of Rapture).” The video pairs the songwriter Emma-Lee Moss with a lively older woman coping with her own sadness in this austere clip.

Cut Copy - Blink And You'll Miss A Revolution

In the Emile Sornin-directed video for Cut Copy's "Blink and You'll Miss a Revolution", the latest single from the band's BNM'd LP Zonoscope, a few caveman-looking primates get their hands on the Aussie dance-rockers' disembodied body parts and make themselves a little Cut Copy performance out of it. Damn dirty apes!

Neon Indian - "Polish Girl"

Neon Indian "Polish Girl" by Tim Nackashi

Neon Indian’s album Era Extraña is out today, and now we’ve also got a video for the advance track “Polish Girl.” The clip looks almost exactly like a low-budget ’80s sci-fi movie, which means it’s very much in keeping with the whole Neon Indian aesthetic. It follows the story of a disconnected cyborg in love. Tim Nackashi directs, and it’s all part of the Creators Project.

The Medics - Dance Into The Dark (official video)

Director, producer, editor: Anouk Wouters
Camera: Thijs Jaeger

Trash Talk - Awake

The Sacramento hardcore band Trash Talk puts on some of the most ridiculously fun and violent live shows I’ve had the privilege to see in the last few years. When they’re not prowling the stage like pumas and staring audience members down, they’re launching themselves through the air, usually directly at people. If you’re of a certain old-punk disposition, you’re probably very, very happy they exist. (You may remember the “Explode” video we posted last year, on account of it ruling and all.)

Trash Talk have a new EP called Awake coming out next month, and the brief tantrum of a title track already has a video. It opens with some nameless dude threatening to beat our ass, and it follows that up with footage of dudes doing various bad things on, and to, skateboards and bikes and wheelchairs and TVs. Sean Stout directs.

1995 - La flemme

1995 - La flemme // Directed by Syrine Boulanouar

Son of the Sun - "My Best Mistake"

Sapphic psychedelic beauty from Buffalo, New York's Son of the Sun!

Filmed in Los Angeles, California

Starring: Amy Miller and Amy Passantino

Directed and Produced by: Jeremiah Hammerling and Rita Baghdadi
Cinematography by: Jeremiah Hammerling, Harry Mayers and Rita Baghdadi
Edited by: Jeremiah Hammerling and Rita Baghdadi
Executive Producer: Michael Samm
Art Direction: Joseph Stocker

The Golden Filter - "Mother"

The Golden Filter - "Mother" - Dir: Kristoffer Borgli

Gravity – Director’s Cut

‘What goes up must come down’ – ‘Gravity’ is a vignette highlighting the attempts of a man in a pursuit to defy nature’s laws/principles.

In the same way Kingdom Principles cannot be defied.

Client: Cross Timbers Community Church
Roles: Score, Sound, Edit, Grade, Design and Animation, Concept Development and Direction: Salomon Ligthelm
Additional Animation and Design: Jeremey Fleischer – legendary man – Thank you!

I know its similar to stuff I’ve done before but at the end of the day, it was a rad project and helped pay the bills. easy

Ford & Lopatin – “Surrender”

Danny Perez directs this new clip for Ford & Lopatin’s “I Surrender,” which features bondage and American Pie‘s Natasha Lyonne dispensing some kind of future torture. Yeah! Have at it, guys.

(via Adult Swim)

Big Troubles - Sad Girls

Brooklyn-by-way-of-Jersey outfit Big Troubles just put out this suburban malaise-soaked clip for “Sad Girls”. The band stars as Geek Squad parodies (Dork Squad) and seem to suck mightily at their jobs, unless it’s Geek Squad’s job to pour Miller Light inside your deconstructed computer monitor. Which, you know, might happen in a regular Geek Squad visit; I can’t speak from experience.

Director: Spencer Dennis (spencerdennis.net)

Explosions in the Sky - "Be Comfortable Creature"

Triumphal Austin instrumental churners Explosions In The Sky dropped their first-ever video back in June, and now they’re already back with their second. At this rate, they should catch up with the rest of the world in about a bazillion years.

This one comes from their director friend Paul Logan (probably not this guy, unfortunately), and it follows a sad bastard of a red furry alien as he gets lost on earth and then eventually tries to find ways to fit in. It’s 10 minutes long, and it’s an emotional journey.

Lana Del Rey - "Blue Jeans"

Lana Del Rey - "Blue Jeans" (dir. Lana Del Rey)

Lana Del Rey, the new glamorously bummed and vaguely sleazy L.A. orch-pop alter-ego of singer-songwriter Lizzy Grant, has already worked up a ton of buzz off of exactly one song: the pretty great “Video Games.” And now we’ve got another, the equally great “Video Games” B-side “Blue Jeans,” which already has its own video. Like “Video Games,” “Blue Jeans” is an exquisitely languid, fundamentally insincere love song that seems like the sort of thing Fiona Apple might be making if she were coming up today. If Del Rey has more songs like this on the way, she’s going places.

16bit - Dinosaurs

16bit - Dinosaurs (Dir: Kristofer Strom)

Patrick Joseph - Don't Believe It

The video was made entirely with a still camera in stop motion over the course of three days of shooting. We shot over 7,000 still frames of photography.

Director/Editor: Brooke Hanson
Director of Photography: Aaron Meister
Producer: Jasmine Daghighian
Stop Motion Animator (lead): Melissa Thomas
Stop Motion Animator / Additional After Effects Artist: Alex Gamble
Wardrobe Stylists: Tori Willis and Bo Matthew Metz
B-camera operators: Henry Chen, Jordan McNeile
Gaffer: Brian Lehrer
Associate Producer: Miriam Koch
Colorist: Candace Nycz

Autobus - "Eterno"

Autobus is a band from Lima, Perú, the band has found a very particular sound that has not been found very often in southamerican rock. Autobus combines different genres and sounds when composing their songs, their influences range from fully electronic groups such as Justice, Paassion Pit, to bands like Wilco, Spoon, Foals and more. With his short career on the stage, they have already played major events such as the backing band for The Killers concert in Peru, Franz Ferdinand, Soul Asylum, playing to audiences of up to 35,000 people.

They have also played in the Peru's largest fetivales shared the stage with bands like Molotov (Mexico) and Los Pericos (Argentina) and recently (Feb 2011) the band opened for Janes Adicction, an emblematic 90s band.

Now Autobus is a about to release their a new album called "Maquina Destruccion" with 10 topics that they plan to conquer new markets and to tour several U.S. cities and Europe.

Ryan Adams - New York New York

The last music video featuring the World Trade Centers in New York City.

The Knux - Run ft. Kid Cudi

Talking about Kid Cudi, he was also featured on the most recent video and track by rap duo The Knux. http://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif

Das Racist - Michael Jackson

Brooklyn rap trio Das Racist just released the visuals for their much talked about single Michael Jackson.

Local video clique Weird Days directs this lurid clip for Das Racist’s “Michael Jackson” that’s almost as reference-heavy as your average Das Racist song. The things touched on: the Last Supper, The Simpsons, the Chris Farley Chippendales SNL skit (Heems and Victor re-enact that one), and a “Black And White” style montage featuring the morphing faces of: rappers El-P and Despot; DR family member Lakutis; DR actual family member comedian Hari Kondabolu (Dap’s brother); DR producers Mike Finito, Anand Wilder, Rostam Batmanglij; Weird Days’ Ben Schecter; and probably tons of others that are just blowing me by this morning. It’s ridiculous.

Little Dragón - "Brush the Heats"

By Yusuke Nagano
Edited by Olga Nikoulina

Black Lips - "Family Tree" (NSFW)

Black Lips - "Family Tree" (NSFW)

SBTRKT feat.Roses Gabor - "Pharaohs"

From SBTRKT's self-titled debut album, out now on Young Turks - http://bit.ly/madjAf
Featuring Roses Gabor

Directed by Tim Brown http://tabrown.co.uk/
Produced by Jonny Kight http://www.rokkit.tv/

Saviours – “Crete’n”

The music video for “Crete’n” from Saviours is a fun romp with rough and tumble biker gangs, and their quest for the mysterious box. Written & Directed by Simon Chan.

Jumbling Towers – “The Ramifications of an Exciting Spouse”

The music video for “The Ramifications of an Exciting Spouse” by Jumbling Towers. Directed by Drew Belz.

Sheeped Away

Sheeped Away, a film by Junaid Chundrigar, tells the tale of a farmer who just wants to be with his beloved sheep. When a giant UFO enters his life to claim his sheep, what will he do to keep them safe from harm? And can he do this without waking his monstrous wife?

The Sounds Of Silence

Another internet supercut. 172 movies in under four minutes. Click the 'cc' closed captioning button in the lower right corner of the video to see the movie titles.

Skylar Grey - Invisible

Skylar Grey - Invisible (Director: Jay Martin)

Sigur Ros - "Klippa"

Abeano points to this extraordinarily quiet, Sarah Hopper-directed clip from Sigur Rós. Judging by the watermark in the lower right-hand corner, it seems to somehow compliment the Icelandic crescendo-hounds' forthcoming concert film/live album Inni, though there's no live footage to be found here. Just some slow-dancing and fabric-cutting. That kind of thing.

Via: http://pitchfork.com/

Kid Cudi – “Mr. Rager”

In the video for his brooding anthem “Mr. Rager,” Kid Cudi battles a comically huge mob of weapon-wielding miscreants. The fighting itself is dimly lit and badly choreographed, the two surprise endings are both lame, and Cudi himself does not exactly make the world’s most believable badass street-fighter. Still, anything that brings to mind memories of this might well be worth seven minutes of your time. Surface To Air’s Jeremy Rozan directs.

Mastodon: Spectrelight

Watch the new clip of the track "Spectrelight" from Mastodon's upcoming album "The Hunter," featuring Scott Kelly from Neurosis. Directed by Aaron Hymes.

Los Campesinos! - By Your Hand

By Your Hand - Los Campesinos!

iPod ad - Bob Dylan

iPod ad - Bob Dylan

Berner – “Yoko” (Feat. Chris Brown, Wiz Khalifa & Big K.R.I.T.)

It seems pretty safe to say that we all hate Chris Brown around here, so maybe it’s lame to post anything associated with him in any way. But the man did make the rap song of the year, so we’re going to have to contend with him for a while, like it or not. Like plenty of other loathsome people in the past, Brown has been a part of some really good songs lately, and “Yoko” is one of those. Actually, the track was floating around for a while sans Brown before Breezy threw a verse on it and included it on his latest mixtape. Breezy’s verse is pretty whatever (he’s feeding eskimos?), but the song is really all about Big K.R.I.T.’s early-’00s-style quasi-Eastern beat and his slick singsong verse anyway. The song has a video now, and it’s good in a low-budget rap video sort of way. Lots of cars do donuts, and director Tha Razor has the good sense to film everything on grainy ’70s B-movie stock.

The New Pornographers - "Up In The Dark"

Above, you'll find the spacey animated video for "Up in the Dark" from the New Pornographers' 2010 album Together, directed by Jon Busby.

Fixers - Swimmhaus Johannesburg

Fixers - “Swimmhaus Johannesburg” (director: Lucy Bridger)

Heliotropes

Michael Langan’s new short film Heliotropes is fresh off the film fest circuit. Heliotropes documents the parallel goals of man and nature, through the most primitive and sophisticated means, to simply stay in the light. Based on the poem by Brian Christian.

You might remember Langan’s previous film Doxology, which mixed stop-motion and live-action to create an experimental comedy about tennis balls, dancing cars and God.

Borge's Streets: Buenos Aires: Las Calles de Borges

"Poets, like the blind, can see in the dark."
Jorge Luis Borges

A little homage to the Argentinian poet Jorge Luis Borges, one of the greatest writers of all time. This video was shot in the winter of 2010 in Buenos Aires and Capilla del Señor, Argentina.

Directed and shot by me with a Canon 5d. I edited and color graded it in Final Cut Pro using Twixtor, Knoll Light Factory and Magic Bullet.

Alcidez Zonco as Borges
Assistant Director: Max Laux
Production Manager: Arnoni Lenz
Production Company: Zeppelin Filmes

Track: Gustavo Santaolalla - 21 - The Motorcycle Diaries Soundtrack

Special thanks to the Zeppelin Films crew and Gabriela Mo for all the support. And Max Laux for helping me out with the editing and some post production issues.

Assimilation

Lovely, abstract glitchery from Takuya Hosogane in Assimilation.

The Young Professionals (TYP) - 20 Seconds

The Young Professionals (TYP) - 20 Seconds (Director: Omer Tobi)

Music By: Ivri Lider & Yonatan Goldstein

Rendezvous - The Murf

A story about growing up in the universe.

Rendezvous "The Murph" dir. Scott Benson.

Taimane – “Black Widow”

Official Music Video - Black Widow
Taimane Gardner - effects done by Chris Suesz

Featuring: Taimane Gardner, Julia Hemi, Alexander Lau

Video By: Erik Takagi Butts

VFX By: Sharif Christopher Matar

Crew: Sarah Burke, Alexander Lau, Anna Lene Lueker, Nivi Hemi, Amber Crago, Maryn Shain Miller, Alia Dolphin,

Special Thanks to the Rossings for letting us use the pool!

Poem excerpt taken from Keith Foley's Black Widow Spider

They Might Be Giants - Spoiler Alert

They Might Be Giants - Spoiler Alert, Dir. John Flansburgh

Rinocerose - Music Kills Me

Experience a real Air Guitar contest in this video from their album "Music Kills Me"!!!

Wilco - “Born Alone”

“Born Alone,” a vaguely Spoon-sounding track from Wilco’s new album The Whole Love, has a video. It’s a montage of band-related imagery (guitar racks, studio knobs, faces), and it’s nothing too exciting. But still! A good song! Mark Greenberg directs.

Battles - "My Machines" [ft. Gary Numan]

Battles went and made a video for “My Machines,” the collab with electro-pop god Gary Numan that shows up on their Gloss Drop album. The clip, from the directing team DANIELS, tells the story about a guy falling slowly and dramatically down the up escalator at a mall, never able to get up or to reach the bottom. Battles and Numan rock out unconcernedly around him. Maybe it’s a sort of modern-age Sisyphean parable, and maybe it’s just a fucking great low-budget music video.

Kate Moss drums with The Vaccines then gets naked - video

A short film showing Kate Moss drumming along with The Vaccines before getting naked has gone online to promote Rimmel make up. Scroll down to watch the video.

The four-minute clip shows Moss entering Spring Studios in north London and going to a studio in which The Vaccines are playing their single 'If You Wanna'. The model then picks up a Union Jack guitar and, grinning, attempts to play along with the band before sitting in the drum stool and trying her hand at some percussion.

Leaving the studio, she strips off to just her knickers and high heels and then puts on a red dress and poses for a photo shoot in her own studio, before racing to the roof and leaving in a helicopter. As you do.

Kate Moss and her husband, Jamie Hince of The Kills, were both in attendance at Mark Ronson and Josephine de la Baume’s wedding in the south of France last weekend.

The couple tied the knot in Aix en Provence, and guests at the two-day ceremony also included Lily Allen.

Via: http://www.nme.com/

Wild Flag – “Romance”

The punk rock supergroup Wild Flag now has a video for their single “Romance,” and it’s a fun one. WFMU host and NYC comedy scene linchpin Tom Scharpling directs, and all four members of the band get a chance to get their Portlandia on a little bit, playing office functionaries who go on awesomeness sprees on their lunch break.

The comedy bits in the video ably make the case that the women of Wild Flag would be a whole lot of fun to hang out with. The real draw, though, may be the live clips, which do a nice job of showing why you need to see this band when they come to your town. Scharpling has only directed four videos before this one, but all four of the clips on his resume are winners. Scharpling is also my colleague in this thing, so full disclosure and all that.

Kanye West and Jay Z - No Church In The Wild (music video)

Watch an unofficial video for Jay-Z and Kanye West's Watch the Throne cut, "No Church in the Wild"

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Scarlett Johansson & Lulu Gainsbourg - "Bonnie and Clyde"

Scarlett Johansson plays the role of Bridget Bardot in this remake of “Bonnie & Clyde,” where Lulu Gainsbourg sings his father Serge’s part in French. It’s from a forthcoming tribute record called From Gainsbourg To Lulu and the video features a lot of Scarlett Johansson lying in repose and crushing glasses of Moët. Which untouchable artist will Scarlett cover/work with next? Surely she’s got something to do with the new Pet Sounds box set.

Get the full story at: http://pursuitist.com

White Lies - The Power & The Glory

White Lies - The Power & The Glory

Justice - "Audio, Video, Disco"

Justice "Audio, Video, Disco" - Dir: So Me

Justice have a new video for the brand-new lusty dance-rock track “Audio, Video, Disco,” and it manages to make the process of crafting a lusty dance-rock track look like a mythic undertaking. The camera dizzily spins around the duo as they take their time putting together music, and puppies, doves, Christmas trees, and light-up keyboards are all involved.

Ray Stevens - The Mississippi Squirrel Revival

A comedic song about a squirrel that gets loose at church and the chaos that ensues. By American singer Ray Stevens.

Music Band, Animated: Wondrous Projection Mapping Makes Instruments Canvas

Instrument Mapping is an experimental projection mapping project developed by Skare Media. The project incorporates musical instruments as the projection surface for a series of animations.

Franz Ferdinand - Outsiders

Video no oficial, participante en The Radar Festival, Londres.
Dirección Luis Cage

Veronica Falls - Bad Feeling

Phillippa Bloomfield directs this clip for Veronica Falls’ uptempo “Bad Feeling,” where the band trots around a forest and gets all metaphorical by stomping on some flowers and throwing logs in lakes. There’s even a burning book in there! Bases are covered, from an imagery perspective.

When Saints Go Machine – “Kelly”

You’ve heard Denmark quartet When Saints Go Machine breakthrough “Kelly” and now comes the accompanying clip directed by Maj Rafferty. Like the song, the video is about young love. Between ballerinas! There’s sensual apple-eating! It’s mad romantic.

TV On The Radio - Second Song

Music video for “Second Song” from TV On The Radio.

Northern Introvert - Physica

Northern Introvert - Physica
Official video for Physica created by design collective Hammer and Mace.

Don't act like a monster

More adorable hybrid work from Lucas Zanotto, this time encouraging kids to keep their parents in line.

Tchaikovsky Animation Time-Lapse

Cameraman Joe Clarke took this mesmerizing time-lapse of how animator Barry JC Purves manipulates his Tchaikovsky puppet for Russian TV:

Whilst working on the film I shot this series of time-lapses with the help of students. Instead of just leaving the camera to click away at set intervals, we manually took a frame in synch with the frames Barry was taking as he animated, showing the puppet moving at his intended 25fps, almost!

Hit play or go to Link [Vimeo]

Our Little PostSecret - PostSecret App Trailer - Everybody Has Secrets

Our favorite ad-free Blog (and the largest ad-free blog in the world), PostSecret.com, has just released their first iOS app! We’re so excited for them, we’ve decided to let you in on OUR little secret: To celebrate the app release, we’re giving away not one, not twooo, but three Postsecret books! (Insert wild rejoicing, fanfares, angelic singing, etc!)

Go check out what all the hubbub is about over on the PostSecret app page down yonder. You can also watch the embedded video below or just go download it now from iTunes at this link here.

Meantime, if you want a chance to win one of the three (we repeat: three!) books, here’s what you need to do:

1) Leave a comment on this post telling us which PostSecret book you want and why.
2) Be sure to comment using your correct e-mail address so we can contact you should you win
3) Take a load off. Relax. Chill out. Lately we’ve been recommending Mountain Dew and baked jalapeno poppers.

Simple right? So whachya waitin’ for? Support our favorite free blog by downloading the app! Enter our contest! Crack open a Dew! We’ll leave the contest open for one whole week. Check back next Sunday night for the winners!

Gears of War 3: Dust to Dust

Credits:
The Dust to Dust film was developed at TwoFifteen Mccann by chief creative officer Scott Duchon, associate creative directors Mat Bunnell, Steve Couture, art director Jeremy Diessner, copywriter Nicole Clainos, director of integrated production Tom Wright, agency producers Chris Weldon, Eric Rasco, account director Peter Goldstein, account management supervisor Luke Lamson, account executive Stephanie Scott.

Production, animation, Mocap, editorial and visual effects were produced at Digital Domain by executive vie president Ed Ulbrich, executive producer Tanya Cohen, VFX supervisor Vernon Wilbert, Jr
, senior producer Melanie La Rue, producer Chris Fieldhouse
, CG supervisor Richard Morton, coordinator William Lemmon
, editor Todd Miller
, matte painter Zach Christian
, motion graphics artist Cody Williams, previs artist Niles Heckman
, technical director Derek Crosby, technical director, rigger: Adrian Dimond, digital artists Ryan Apuy
, Lee Carlton
, Daisuke Nagae
, Dave Carlson
, David Liu
 and Desiree Lundsferd
, lead animator Rick Glenn
, animator Kevin Culhane
, animator Scott Kravtiz
, lead FX artist Jason Mortimer
, FX artists Ken Jones
 and Adrian Graham
, lead Nuke compositor Rafael F. Colón, Nuke compositors Aruna Inversin
 and Soyoun Lee
, Flame artist Jeff Heusser, virtual production supervisor Gary Roberts, Mocap production supervisor Gaby Rios, senior Mocap pipeline engineer Damon Shelton, lab supervisor April Warren, Mocap artists Alia Dong-Stewart
, Ronaldo Benaraw
 and Ryan Beagan
, systems admin manager Steve Madonna and production assistant Jenn Grundstad.

Live action was filmed by director Adam Berg via Smuggler with executive producers Lisa Rich, Patrick Milling Smith and Brian Carmody.

Music is “Into Dust” by Mazzy Star.

Sound was designed at Skywalker Sound by supervising sound designer/mixer Randy Thom, re-recording mixer Leff Lefferts, supervising sound editor Mac Smith, sound effects editor Steve Boeddeker, foley artists Sean England, Ronni Brown, foley mixer Tony Eckert and foley recordist Corey Tyler. Sound was mixed at Lime Studios by Joel Waters.

Google Celebrates Freddie Mercury 65th Bday with Google Doodle

Google honors Queen lead singer Freddie Mercury on his what have been his 65th birthday with an animated Google Doodle. The YouTube video has Freddie navigating through a crazy world inspired by his own lyrics. In one scene that looks like a video game, Mercury bounces off clouds, flies on a tiger and shoots at aliens from a spaceship, all to his hit song “Don’t Stop Me Now.” The Google Blog features a guest post by Queen guitarist Brian May, “Happy Birthday, Freddie Mercury“.

The Freddie Mercury doodle was developed over three months at Google by a team led by Doodler Jennifer Hom.

Chickenfoot - "Big Foot"

The official music video for "Big Foot", the first single from the new Chickenfoot album "III". Directed by Zan Passante & Jon Hill (Meat and Potatoes Digital, Inc.)

City City - "Promises"

Great stop motion music video from LA indie band City City.

Directed by Mischa Livingstone

Blink 182 - "Up All Night"

Blink 182 - Up All Night (dir. Isaac Rentz)

Gotye - Bronte

Film clip for the song Bronte, from the Gotye album Making Mirrors

Directed and animated by Ari Gibson at Mechanical Apple
Background art by Jason Pamment

General Elektriks - Summer is here

General Elektriks "Summer is Here" dir Arno Salters

Marilyn Manson - Born Villain (Official Video)

Though it’s not the shameless fun of pranking Marilyn Manson, Shia Leboeuf directs the creepy clip for Manson’s new song, “Born Villain.” You know what’s weirder than that? They met at a Kills concert.

Metal Slug in Real Life

Andrew battles the baddies from Metal Slug.

100 Years of East London Style

This video is a fast-moving historical fashion show with dancing! The Viral Factory produced it for the grand opening of Westfield Stratford City on September 13th, which I believe is a shopping center, although it’s kind of hard to tell from the website. Music by Tristin Norwell. Link

Mortys

In the French animation Mortys, death is a working mother. Business is disrupted when her child schemes to get more of her time.