Nagi Noda RIP.
Would have loved to get her work in Remixing Music Video, but things didn’t come together. Glad I programmed some of her earlier work in the UK though, bringing it to a new geography/audience. She had a tough time as a female creative director in Japan, but managed to break through and create some amazing shorts, and music videos.
The 59th International Short Film Festival in Oberhausen has an astounding range of shorts and a very cool music video programme (I had the pleasure of being on the jury for it last year). There’s still time to enter your music video into the festival:
The MuVi International programme combines extraordinary music video productions from all over the world and is highly appreciated by the festival audience with around 1000 professional guests.
Deadline for entries is 5 March 2008.
We are looking for music videos with unusual visual conceptions and stories, experimenting with all kinds of visual techniques – no matter what kind of musical genre.
The works should be produced after 1 January 2007.
Read the Post Call for Entries: MuVi Programme Oberhausen
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The Music Vision CADS 2006 Awards saw honours given to the most outstanding promo talents for the year. Highlights include Martin de Thurah as Best New Director, Daniel Levi for Best Urban Music Video, Chris Milk keeping up his strong awards-showings with Best International Video, and Dom & Nic winning Best Video of the Year and Best Electronica Video for The Chemical Brothers’ Believe.
Full results follow.