Paris-based photographer and filmmaker Laura Bonnefous creates a living painting for Athwartship’s track “Dead Into You.”

Fun video for Saint Motel’s track “Move” by directors Nick Roney and Zach Wechter! Full credits below.

Directed by: Nick Roney & Zach Wechter
Co-Director: Carlos Lopez Estrada
Producer: Tara Alexis
EP’s for Diktator: Kimberly Stuckwisch, Ian Blair
Production Company: DIKTATOR

Director (2nd Unit): Alan Michnoff
Production Manager: Cristina Bidagor
1st AD: RJ Collins
2nd AD: Lizzy Walker

Director of Photography: Trevor Wineman
2nd Unit Photography: Doug Frerichs, Arjun Prakash
Steadicam: Ari Robins
Gaffer: Mohamed Alaali
1st AC: Patrick Geraghty
2nd AC: Sean Goode
Key Grip Jame Srock
BB Grip: Dave Roth
BB Electric: Brian Paierno
Swing: Blake Danchik

Production Designer: Odette Mattha
Art Director: Clarisse Rodriguez
Hair/Makeup: Nikki Parisi
Wardrobe Stylist: Annette Kiddo
Band Stylist: Mandy Michell
Assistant Stylist: Maya Sommer

Editor: Drew Heskett
VFX: Nick Roney
Sound Design: Jackie! Zhou
Colorist: Andrew Finch
Additional VFX: Andres Jaramillo

Starring: Tom Seidman, Gregory Pekar, Cheryl Dent, Kristen Fish, Joseph Carnegie, Ed Leer & Maya Sommer as “The Hands”

Supporting Cast: Katie Chilson, David Finch, Andreas Attai, Alan Michnoff, Annette Auspuro, Terry Wardle, Matt Gallenstein, Allison Raskin, Drew Heskett, Igor Hiller, Roland Ruiz, Paolo Casanova

HMU & Production Assistants: Amadora Biscette, Reyna Mendoza, Chanthini Duran, Diana Ocampo, Elizabeth Arroyo / Max Raley, Kyle Schieffer, Aaron Prieto, Maya Gonzalez, Yesenia Thomson, Gerry Garcia

Special thanks to the Ghetto Film School LA & Tanner Hall

Another School of Life video irresistibly animated by Brighton-raised, Vancouver-based illustrator and animator Joe Bichard. Sound by Skillbard. Click here to check out Bichard’s previous animation about self compassion, if you haven’t already!

Video for Cloud Control’s track “Rainbow City” by Sydney-based director and photographer Imogen Grist. See full credits below.

Directed by Imogen Grist
DOP: Josh Flavell
Art Direction: Tristan Jensen
Production: Ciara Tolentino @ Population
Studio Manager: Christo Herriot
Gaffer: Remi Durrenberger
Camera Assistant: Danielle Payne
Hair: Kyye Reed
Makeup: Joel Phillips
Editor: Imogen Grist
Colourist: Billy Wychgel

Featuring:
Alister Wright
Heidi Lenffer
Ulrich Lenffer

Three brothers attempt to climb a mountain with a blue top in this deceptively adorable short by French director and animator Julien Piau. The sparse sound design really adds to the unsettling vibe!

Nice video for Ghost of a Chance’s track “Welcome to Career Day” by Marcel Meyer of creative studio finally. in Mainz, Germany.

Love the style of this homage to the great Giorgio Moroder! Brooklyn-based animator Nicolo Bianchino brings to life audio from Daft Punk’s album Random Access Memories where Giorgio recounts how he came up with that infamous synthesizer sound.

A unique little animation about a society of humanoid creatures that behave like animals. Check out the short Making Of with creators Julie Artigny, Lisa Bouët, Florent Bossoutrot, Claire Courrier and Camille Savary below!

A delightful animated instalment of the Great Big Story series. Monkees drummer, Micky Dolenz, recounts the Summer of 1967 and the bizarre period of time they had legendary guitarist Jimi Hendrix as their opening act!

Check out the latest video from Saintseneca! Shot entirely with a 360 camera, “Book Of The Dead On Sale” is co-directed by the band’s own Zac Little and frequent collaborator Jon Washington.

Another round of interconnected animations from Chainamation. The ongoing collaborative series gives contributors 5 days to create a 1-2 second segment that builds from wherever the previous animator left off.

This instalment features: Brent Clouse, Linda McNeil, Camile Vincent, Kunal Sen, Handel Eugene & Heather-Lynn Aquino, Louis Wesolowsky, Shawn Hight, Casey Latiolais, Chieh Lee, Juan Behrens, Mathijs Luijten, Yino Huan, Kyle Martinez, Ira Hardy and DASH. Music by Ambrose Yu.

A poetic woodcut-inspired animation by director David Jansen and German studio Fabian&Fred (aka Fabian Driehorst and Frédéric Schuld). Co-written by Jansen and Sophie Biesenbach, “Däwit” tells the fable-like story of a man raised by wolves, who embarks on a journey to confront his past with the help of two loyal companions (a cat and an angel).

Belgium artist Frans Masereel’s woodcuts were a major inspiration behind the style of the film. Although animated digitally in TV Paint, the visuals beautifully mimic traditional woodcutting techniques – black is scratched out of white and white from black.