Expanding on the brief for a road trip video, Joyrider director/DOP/VFX artist Reuben Sutherland steers the film into a manic Kodachrome collage with footage sourced at locations across Nevada including the band’s hometown of Las Vegas. [Watch]
Banish the mid-winter blahs with a shot of pure inspiration: Stash 133 delivers another 31 outstanding design, animation, and VFX projects plus behind-the-scenes features and exclusive interviews. [Watch]
Berlin CG artist Extraweg (aka Oliver Latta) applies his surreal and often unsettling array of 3D tricks and techniques to this intense and impossible-to-ignore video for the track “Medicine” by English rock band Bring Me The Horizon. [Watch]
Outside the music mainstream, a rich ecosystem of independent artists and filmmakers collaborate to create an array of fun and fresh visual surprises. Stash makes a point of hunting down and collecting the most intriguing of these. [Watch]
Japanese illustrator/animator Mozuya combines action, mystery, and the pain of a lost sibling in this dream-like CG watercolor world firmly anchored in anime traditions for the track “lost found melody” by Chroma. [Watch]
According to our sources, many jaws were left on the floor when this music video for fictional K-Pop group K/DA premiered at the 2018 League of Legends World Championship Finals in Seoul, South Korea. [Watch]
