A vibrant short for H&M’s collection with Erdem by Australian director Baz Luhrmann (Moulin Rouge). “The Secret Life of Flowers” follows a young man who is inducted into a secret society of beautiful youth that spend their days frolicking through a mysterious English manor where it’s perpetually Spring.

Captivating video for Bobi Andonov’s track “Apartment” by Los Angeles-based director Ellis Bahl.

A nice portrait of Reem El-Ramly, an aspiring comedian from Vancouver, by director and cinematographer David Ehrenreich (previously featured here).

It actress Sophia Lillis takes a road trip with a foliage-bedecked car and companion in the video for The War On Drugs’ track “Nothing To Find.” Directed by Ben Fee (previously featured here).

A beautiful video for King Henry’s track with Sasha Sloan by Toronto-based director Sean Cartwright (previously featured here). Shot entirely in 16mm, “I’ll Be There” features young couples at various stages in their relationships.

Los Angeles-based director and photographer Alex Nazari creates visuals both raw and surreal in this fantastic video for Big Krit’s track “Keep The Devil Off.” Click here to check out some of Nazari’s previous work, if you haven’t already!

Directed by Alex Nazari
Producer: Ryan Hahn
Production Supervisor: Chanel Urban
Production Company: HPLA
Director of Photography: Corey C. Waters
1st Assistant Director: Matthew Ross
2nd Assistant Director: Eric Noyd
1st Assistant Camera: Karim Belkasemi
2nd Assistant Camera: Seth Lawrence
Loader: Sergey Nikitenko
Steadicam: Jose Babcock
Crane Operator: Victor J. Pancerev
Gaffer: Scott Smith
Production Assistant: Cesar Mojica
Production Assistant: Roberto Ahumada
Key Rigger: Tim Mukulecky
Rigger: Vic Winters
Rigger: Kyle Weishaar
Rigger: Luc Swallow
Rigger: Brandon Amano
Stunts: AMP’D UP

Editor: Alex Nazari
Visual effects: Evan Langley
Colorist: Kaitlyn Battistelli @ electric theatre collective
Processing / Telecine: Spectra + Pro8mm

Location Consultant: Jerome Blackburn
Casting: Bobby Jones
Casting: David Hill

Cast:
Kida The Great
Bam Ba
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Bobby Yay yay
ES Chubbs
Carvy
Maurice Demus
Dwayne Prins
Richard Golden
Andre Frierson
Dave Beaudrie
Dale Nowicki

Label: Multi Alumni/BMG – label.
Director’s Rep: Jamie Rabineau / LARKCREATIVE

Thanks to:
Imperial Courts Housing Authority
Panavision Woodland Hills
Kodak Film

Shot on
Kodak 7222
Arri SR3 with Panavasion G series anamorphic lenses

A disturbed couple nurture an absent child in this perfectly terrifying video for Night Idea’s track “Canopy.” Great work by Boulder, Colorado-based filmmaker Adam Rosenberg.

Directed by Adam Rosenberg
Director of Photography: Buddy Thomas
1st AD/Producer: Ian Blei
Editor/VFX: Adam Rosenberg
AC: Christopher Roe
Gaffer: Phil Abrams
Grip: Fredo Jones
Art Director: Waylon Trostel
Best Boy: Derek Dandridge
Craft Services: Shannon Everett & Rene Thomas
PA/BTS: Andrew Yang
PA: Brendan Iwashko

Featuring:
Kevin Durkin – Man
Susie Schaefer – Woman
Kyra Wedell – Mother
Jesse Tangreen – Baby

Special Thanks:
Bega Metzner
Eileen Muza

A beautifully shot portrait about a niche group of motorcycle and hotrod enthusiasts by Brooklyn-based filmmaker Daniel Soares (previously featured here). “The Normal People” features participants of a yearly meet up in Wildwood, New Jersey who ride bikes and cars from the 1920’s and 1930’s down the beach Mad Max-style.

Directed by Daniel Soares
Director of Photography: Anna Franquesa Solano
Editor: Alvaro del Val, Daniel Soares
Producer: Morgan Edstrom
Original Score: Almkvist
Colorist: Maria Carretero, Carbon VFX
Sound Design & Mix: Brian Bernard
Music: Bror Gunnar Jansson

1st AC: John Henri Coene
Location Sound: Dave Tomkins
Color Assistant: Jacob McKee
Lettering: Alex Trochut
Post Production: Uppercut NYC & Carbon VFX

Special thanks:
All Racers & Organization of ‘The Race of Gentlemen’

Another delightful project from Chicago-based animator Doug Alberts (previously featured here). “Complaining About Complaining” draws attention to how much we complain by featuring some of the best complaints overheard over the course of one week. As he shared with us:

“I dedicated a week to writing down some of the best complaints, just to prove how often we do it… 46 in fact! And man was it exhausting. Wait… 47.”

This is just one of the many fun submissions we’ve received this past week. Consider participating here if you have a video you’d like us to check out!

Lots of fun moments in this glitter-filled video for Grouplove’s track “Remember That Night” co-directed by Kaylie Schiff and photographer Olivia Malone.

Another series of vibrant vignettes by New York City-based filmmaker Andrew B. Myers (previously featured here).

Stylish video for Capitano’s track “Good Times (for Bad Habits)” by Berlin-based filmmaker Aviv Kosloff.