Stevie steps to the LCD beat
A new short film, set to an LCD Soundsystem track, sees Stephanie metamorphose into a dance diva called Stevie.
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Credits
View on- Director Ante Kovac
- Copywriter Ante Kovac
- Color Company/VFX Company Alter Ego Post/Canada
- Colorist Patrick Samaniego
- Lead VFX Artist David Whiteson
- Sound Design Apollo Studios
- Copywriter Stuart Campbell
- DP Stuart Campbell
- Producer Spencer Butt
- Producer Liam Benstead
- Producer Stuart Campbell
- Editor David Findlay / (Editor)
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Credits
powered by- Director Ante Kovac
- Copywriter Ante Kovac
- Color Company/VFX Company Alter Ego Post/Canada
- Colorist Patrick Samaniego
- Lead VFX Artist David Whiteson
- Sound Design Apollo Studios
- Copywriter Stuart Campbell
- DP Stuart Campbell
- Producer Spencer Butt
- Producer Liam Benstead
- Producer Stuart Campbell
- Editor David Findlay / (Editor)
Director Ante Kovac, and co-creator and DP Stuart Campbell, has used LCD Soundsystem's track Tonight as the canvas for this brilliant bedroom dance-a-thon called Stevie.
As we all know, music can be transformative, and in this short film-cum-promo, Stephanie, a high school teen living in suburbia, is transformed into the eponymous Stevie, a punk, electro-disco club girl who is living in the moment.
With a nod to the Spike Jonze-directed Drunk Girls music video [below], and with great VFX by Alter Ego, the short is a joyful and celebratory diversion from, well, everything else happening at the moment.
Credits
View on- Artist LCD Soundsystem
- Director Spike Jonze
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Credits
powered by- Artist LCD Soundsystem
- Director Spike Jonze
