To begin our Best Of 2016 series, Live4ever’s publisher and Emmy Award (Visual Effects) winning founder Paul Bachmann has been casting his expert eye over some of the best videos to have crossed our path during 2016, looking out especially for cinematography, visuals, production value, editing, concept and adaption.
Incoming today is another ambitious, headline grabbing video from OK GO – this one captured in less than five seconds.
Live4ever’s 2014 Essential Listening series continues today with The Videos, as selected by our Emmy award winning founder Paul Bachmann. Of particular note is the exceptional editing on The Kooks‘ ‘Down‘, the stunning visuals of Jack White‘s ‘Lazaretto‘, and the plain, spoken word simplicity of …
Latest mind-bending video from OK Go – ‘The Writing’s On The Wall’ is taken from their new album ‘Hungry Ghosts’, out October
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Ride premiere Last Frontier from forthcoming new album Interplay
Gustaf premiere video for Here Hair / Hard Hair
Pastel share video … GRAMMY® award winners and viral web sensation OK Go and Saatchi and Saatchi are challenging emerging filmmakers to create a music video for “I’m Not Through,” a brand new song from group’s forthcoming fourth album. The OK Go Saatchi & Saatchi Music Video Challenge 2013 is in partnership …
For the latest installment of Live4ever’s Essential Listening 2012 series, we’ve picked out some of our favourite music videos of the past year for you to enjoy. Some might be here for the quality of the promo, and some because we’re simply in love with the track itself, but all …
OK Go‘s manager Jamie Kitman has admitted the revenue streams the band are receiving from services such as YouTube are amounting to nothing more than ‘like finding change on the street’, despite the Chicago band’s succession of massively popular videos.
OK Go have released the video for their latest single ‘Needing/Getting‘, and are already well on their way to another internet hit.
In today’s Soundbites, scientists attempt to answer one of the biggest puzzles in the universe, OK Go unveil yet another memorable video, and there’s news from Paul McCartney and U2, while we take another look at the all-too-familiar, constantly changing Glastonbury weather reports.
The video was filmed in a two story warehouse in Los Angeles, CA. The “machine” was designed and built by the band, along with members of Syyn Labs