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Rich Hall brings the goods for Depeche Mode
The Riff Raff director paints a stark picture of antagonism that might not be as it seems in this wild promo for the Essex synth lords.
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- Production Company Riff Raff
- Director Rich Hall
- Owner Matthew Fone
- Executive Producer Precious Mahaga
- Executive Producer Natalie Arnett
- Editing Stitch
- Post Producer Sarah Adewunmi
- Editor Ben Corfield
- Assistant Editor Laura Reyes Darias
- Post Production/Color/VFX Black Kite Studios
- Color Producer Jamie McCubbin
- Colorist Richard Fearon
- VFX Producer Tamara Mennell
- Producer Manoela Chiabai Farani
- Production Designer Louis Siminon
- Art Director Tomomi Kishimoto-Eley
- DP Martin Ruhe
- VFX Lead Jack Stone
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- Production Company Riff Raff
- Director Rich Hall
- Owner Matthew Fone
- Executive Producer Precious Mahaga
- Executive Producer Natalie Arnett
- Editing Stitch
- Post Producer Sarah Adewunmi
- Editor Ben Corfield
- Assistant Editor Laura Reyes Darias
- Post Production/Color/VFX Black Kite Studios
- Color Producer Jamie McCubbin
- Colorist Richard Fearon
- VFX Producer Tamara Mennell
- Producer Manoela Chiabai Farani
- Production Designer Louis Siminon
- Art Director Tomomi Kishimoto-Eley
- DP Martin Ruhe
- VFX Lead Jack Stone
40 years after decrying that People Are People, Depeche Mode is back to examine the human condition again.
Vaguely echoing The Guardian's seminal Points Of View film in its concept, the music video for People Are Good shows us a series of starkly shot, antagonistic-feeling scenes that reveal more on closer examination.
Directed by Riff Raff's Rich Hall, the promo's use of slow motion and painterly tableaux, not to mention the high-contract b/w, makes for an intriguing viewing that perfectly matches the band's thumping track.
