Art Directed by Kate Moross, this is the new video for Simian Mobile Disco's song 'The Audacity Of Huge'. Awesome music with an awesome video that has so much vibrance about it, it's hard not to feel good, yet slightly weird, after watching it.
The next video was linked to me by a friend and features Damien Hobgood partaking in my favourite sport (no not tiddlywinks), surfing, in a packed out California line up. The theme of the video is trying to surf when its just FAR too busy (a well known problem in my area). It also features one of my favourite metal songs. Cop yourself a look. It was originally featured on the transworld surf website (a bunch of guys known for their comic vibes within their American published surf magazine).
1) Look at this image from one of the D&AD winners Matt Dent. At first glance the reaction is, brilliant, what a clever idea. If you don't know what's going on, it's a shield representing all the countries that make up the United Kingdom. But then you look harder again and realise that it is in fact meant to be set out like the white rose and the shield design (and if you aren't familiar with that, it's recently been adopted by Watford punks Gallows for their Grey Britain album). When you realise what Matt set out to do, you see it goes a little beyond face value. So awesome, you can see why he won really!
And here's another one from the same contest by a German Graphic designer with some environmental advertising for Ikea
CR Blog providing the goods for these two images. Go read more there!
2) This video goes beyond cool, seriously.... I laughed hard when I watched it for the first time, and have done every time I've watched it since.
(Not a creative post but what the hell) But at least you can catch all the streaming action right here.
http://downloadfestival.co.uk/webcast/
Although it still doesn't stop the pain of wanting to be there filming the antics going down on and off stage! I also found this sweet video of Josh from Four Year ripping up on BMX which to be honest, its fucking hilarious because of the tune they used. Check it out haha.
If you've not heard Spy Catcher yet, shame on you. A collaboration of artists from Haunts, Cry For Silence and Gallows, they have already thrown out a set of demo tracks that made it into Kerrang's top tracks listing. The sound is something along the lines of The Stereophonic's early album, mixed in with influences like the Get Up Kids, and possibly a more upbeat Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. Take what you will from that, either way be sure to have a listen. They are also due to hit the road for a few dates with the The Get Up Kids later this August.
For more information on the guys check out their interweb hideouts:
I saw this the other week, when I was in a pretty crap mood and it picked me up. Awesome video by Ross Ching, a guy also pursuing a career in film (but in LA).
Just started this as a bit of sideline fun to the Crashburn Productions blog. I want to keep our CBP one as clear and concise as possible. This blog however is going to be a bit more lighthearted, showcasing my own personal creative projects and general creative banter I find interesting or inspirational. There's also going to be a bit of room for a bit of music discussion.
So generally this is a blog dedicated to anything I enjoy on any creative level. Who knows, I might even start writing some reviews etc. It's early days, I'm just going to let the creature grow.
I've got some new personal projects in the pipeline with various people (when we get the time outside of crashburn), but here's a project I did when Cornwall became Alaska for a while:
Aspiring creative in film, documentary and many types of visual media. Founded and currently runs production company Crashburn Productions. Enjoys surfing, music, partying, films and traveling. For more information on Ryan see the links section.
I've just started this as a bit of sideline fun to the Crashburn Productions blog. I want to keep our CBP one as clear and concise as possible. This blog however is going to be a bit more lighthearted, showcasing my own personal creative projects and general creative banter I find interesting or inspirational. There's also going to be a bit of room for a bit of music discussion.
So generally this is a blog dedicated to anything I enjoy on any creative level. Who knows, I might even start writing some reviews etc. It's early days, I'm just going to let the creature grow.