Director Ganna Bogdan helms first music video for Better
Bogdan has directed her first music video for the U.S. market, the post-pandemic hype track Better by MK & Burns ft. Teddy Swims.
Los Angleses based Ammolite Inc. director Ganna Bogdan has directed her first music video for the U.S. market, the post-pandemic hype track Better by MK & Burns ft. Teddy Swims.
Set in a desolate urban environment under the cover of darkness, the heroine’s night goes from bad to worse once her handbag is stolen. At her breaking point, the heroine seems to give up before the musical collaborators appear to return her handbag. Together, the three set out on an adventure across the urban landscape. Lush imagery, dynamic editing, compelling performances, and captivating use of mixed media within the urban environment underscore the uplifting and energizing vibe of the track.
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- Director Ganna Bogdan
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Ammolite
- Director Ganna Bogdan
Credits
powered by- Production Company Ammolite
- Director Ganna Bogdan
Ganna Bogdan is a mixed-media artist and director hailing from Kyiv, Ukraine. Currently based in Los Angeles, she first gained experience working in the visual arts industry while working as a model before a serendipitous trip to Los Angeles would set her on the path to filmmaking. Drawing on the influence of her homeland, Bogdan’s highly artistic visuals are an alchemical blend of skate and the post-Soviet youth cultures that have been shaped by a contemporary interpretation of the mid-century modernist movement. She has collaborated with brands including Paco Rabbane, Oakley, Farfetch, Herschel, Vogue Russia, and Elder Statesman, and has directed music videos for many Russian and Ukrainian music artists. Bogdan is currently working on her first documentary.
Says Bogdan, “The story was inspired by my personal experience. I used to own a vintage Mercedes that I loved so much but it used to break down in the most stressful situations, and every time it made me feel like I am about to lose it. I have my Ukrainian friends here who are always down to help me with my car problems. My friends used to come and save me and we would play music while my car was getting towed. My car would break down once a month till the point I finally get rid of it. But my friends used to cheer me up every time. It made me feel better in the most stressful situations.”