LET'S MAKE AN ANIMATED MUSIC VIDEO FOR OUR NEW hitRECorderly #2 VINYL TRACK "ELECTRIC LOSS!"
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CALLING ALL ANIMATORS: Check out the keyframe artwork by MukeiRoyalty here: http://www.hitrecord.org/records/873515. Let's deconstruct these Key Art Illustrations into their layers and animate this beautiful, abstract, colorful - and flat - world to go along with the hitRECorderly #2 track "Electric Loss" here: http://www.hitrecord.org/records/874655.
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We'd like to have this Music Video ready to go in conjuncture with the release of the "Move On the Sun" double-vinyl album for The hitRECorderly #2, which is coming out soon!
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Thanks!
FCP by Dr. Gory
LET'S MAKE AN ANIMATED MUSIC VIDEO FOR OUR NEW hitRECorderly #2 VINYL TRACK "ELECTRIC LOSS!"
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CALLING ALL ANIMATORS: Check out the keyframe artwork by MukeiRoyalty here: http://www.hitrecord.org/records/873515. Let's deconstruct these Key Art Illustrations into their layers and animate this beautiful, abstract, colorful - and flat - world to go along with the hitRECorderly #2 track "Electric Loss" here: http://www.hitrecord.org/records/874655.
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We'd like to have this Music Video ready to go in conjuncture with the release of the "Move On the Sun" double-vinyl album for The hitRECorderly #2, which is coming out soon!
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Thanks!
FCP by Dr. Gory
I ran across this after Metaphorest used it as the cover art for her version of Electric Loss, and I just can't get the idea out of my head that the two should come together in a sort of trippy, flat, colorful, abstract animated music video.
Perhaps we cut down a "radio-edit" of the song, and then start producing a few more works in this style as "key-frames" for key parts of the song. Then we could get the layered vector artwork into the hands of some of our wicked After Effects animators to bring it all to life?
Stylistically, I think it'd be cool to keep the whole thing relentlessly "flat" — so opposite to the paper-cut-out diorama style we often use around her. Just morphing and sliding blocks of abstract color and shape. The song has a strong vibe of repetitive forward momentum to me — which I visualize as driving around a city late at night. Just a thought, but maybe there is some sort of abstract vehicle-like protagonist that takes us through the song, as it moves through various night-time neon spaces?
Perhaps we could also do some sort of thing with flashy "Enter The Void" style typography for some of the lyrics — almost appearing as billboards or flashing neon signs within the abstract city?
Request List:
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Animation
- Animate Electric Loss resources into a Music Video
- Animate short sequences of surreal visuals
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Curation
- Compile an Album of your favorite resources for Electric Loss
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Graphic Design
- Design visuals in the style of Mukei Royalty's artwork
- Remix resources together for the collab
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Video Editing
- Edit together a short film for the song
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Other
- General
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Illustration
- Illustrate images for the collaboration