Beraat Gökkuş is a jack of many genres. A Turkish-born journalist by trade, his body of smartphone videos includes a docudrama (“The Lost Pen“), a fantasy (“Take a Breath“), and now a single-shot music video (“Sweat”). An interview with the director follows the movie. Interview with Beraat Gökkuş MobileMovieMaking: How did you connect with Joseph Langley?…
read more →Music video is a universal genre. Case in point: “Bless Me.” This psychedelic video features Nigerian Peter Mic, who wrote the song, performed it, and produced it. The director is anonymous, but we’re lucky that the cinematographer Muyiwa Donald Jayeola—a mobile filmmaker in Lagos, Nigeria— agreed to take us behind the scenes. Interview with Muyiwa Donald…
read more →When it comes to music videos, there rarely is anything new under the sun. But Mark Krivoshein’s “To the Death” qualifies for that category. Or to put it another way: When was the last time you saw selfie sticks capturing medieval warriors singing neofolk music? Following the video—featuring LYOD—there’s an interview with Kriovshein, who studied…
read more →Four centuries ago Shakespeare observed that “All the world’s a stage.” Now, the Los Angeles-based band Somersault Queen updates Shakespeare’s observation. In their new music video “In the Midst of Conversation,” the band treats the world as a stage for its song lyrics. This clever animated music video spotlights words in all sorts of locations…
read more →Music videos can be all sorts of things including shocking, witty, and perplexing. “Summereyes”—directed by Sigfrido Giammona and Clara Congera—fits into the “drop-dead beautiful” category. While showcasing the music of Retro F, the filmmakers also put Sicily in the spotlight. The video is a production of the CFMClak crew, a creative team born two years ago when…
read more →Topeka-based Bryan Daugharthy could be the poster guy for the solo production. For his latest project “Black Man Soul,” he did all the key tasks such as location scouting, cinematography, and editing. Nevertheless, he values collaborative filmmaking. That is not a contradiction as you’ll learn in the interview following the movie. Interview with Bryan Daugharthy MobileMovieMaking:…
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