We’ve come a long way from the American Bandstand-style video. A recent example is Tristan Pope’s Dancers of NYC. But even further afield—that is, up in the air—is “Dance Again,” a GoPro aerial music video featuring the Australian band Skipping Girl Vinegar. FacebookTwitter
read more →Malyvann Keo is the founder and chief staff member of Alone Moviz. Actually, he’s the only staff member because the whole point of his endeavor is to make “solo movies” in which he is the writer, the director, the cinematographer, the props manager, the actor, and the post production supervisor. In the following interview, Malyvann takes…
read more →To be memorable—and worth repeated views—a music video should combine a strong musical performance with original moviemaking. A good example is Ricardo Bigai’s E.M.O., a multiscreen music video, which won 2nd place at the Original iPhone Film Festival. E.M.O. isn’t the first mobile multiscreen music video. But it definitely pushes the boundary leading to the (spoiler alert)…
read more →According to an old saying: “Life gives us tragedy. If we want comedy, we have to create it ourselves.” FacebookTwitter
read more →A great Hollywood truism is that moviemaking is a collaborative activity: You have a writer, a director, a location scout, gaffers, grips, the editor…the list goes on. This team approach certainly has resulted in a lot of magnificent films. But as Malyvann Keo demonstrates, there is viable alternative: solo moviemaking. FacebookTwitter
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