Gold and Grey
Seems that this trend has caught on quickly of late!
Be prepared to see Gold and Grey dominate your screens and high street this winter.
The next big thing is most definitely white backgrounds with large red text.
Gordon Thomas Wilson
Writer, Producer and Film Editor
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Desynit Work
Wow, I’ve been quiet recently.
A few weeks ago I had a friend of a friend get in contact about some promotional videos for their company, quite exciting.
This was the first piece of work I’d been offered since graduating so I jumped at the chance to utilise some new equipment I’d invested in, namely a wireless mic kit and a Canon 650D.
You can see the latest piece of work above, with more to follow.
Die Tribute Von Panem Score/The Hunger Games Score
Beautifully haunting.
Catching Fire
I’ve recently been engrossed in the Hunger Games series of books by Suzanne Collins.
Incredibly hard to put down, I’ve just about finished the second book “Catching Fire” and can’t wait to get onto the third!
Make sure to read a sample.
Yelle – Comme Un Enfant
Dancing and clever editing.
FantomenK – Playing With Power
I love this.
And this is what happens when you add it to a video. http://youtu.be/4PTsEjSEnhA
A Perfect Soundtrack. The Social Network, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.
When creating a film, the soundtrack can really make or break certain scenes. In the film “The Social Network”, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross both do a fantastic job at composing some spine chilling work.
Everything fits where it should, conveying emotions and helping to explain the story.
It’s one of my favourite films, if not just for the soundtrack.
This track is called “Intriguing Possibilities” and it’s beautiful.
Music From Another Dimension
10 years since their last material, Aerosmith are releasing a new album!
Judging by the two singles I’ve heard so far, it’s going to be incredible.
Then why does Instagram have such a following!
I don’t see the big deal. Seriously, I’m all for creativity, I love it.
However, being made aware that an Instagram Gallery exists in New York still shocked me.
A gallery dedicated to ignoring talent and instead praising low resolution phone snapshots with a bleached effect shouldn’t be a thing.
Oh Korea.
Korea never ceases to amaze me.
There’s an interesting article here that breaks down the madness behind this fantastic video by PSY.
Sure, if this was in English we’d probably all hate it, but its subtext is a eye opener at many important issues in Korea, from the sky high credit card debt rate, to “Doenjangnyeo” women who skimp on food and essentials for expensive coffee.
Make sure you watch it, at least a few times.
