Ghost Robot - Videos

Perez Hilton Likes Us

Adam's new video for frequent collaborators Five O'Clock Heroes was released on MySpace this week. The video is for the Heroes' new single "Who" and features British super model Agyness Deyn and quickly became one of the Top 10 most viewed videos of the week.

We also got a shout out from Perez Hilton, who had great things to say about Miss Deyn's first venture into the music world. You can read the post here or watch a nice Quicktime on Adam's reel.

The Premiere of Bjork's "Wanderlust" In 3D

Last week was a busy one, as we screened the Wanderlust video 3 consecutive nights, for very enthusiastic crowds.

Wednesday, March 12th, was a private event, hosted by Jeffrey Deitch at his new Long Island City space. Afterwards, we hosted a party at Mark's favorite bar in Williamsburg with free Reyka vodka and great music from DJ Pumpkin Patch. It's no surprise the party went until 3 in the morning. Thursday's event was open to the public, and we had a such a large turnout, we had to turn people away at the door.

Friday night, was a very special event at the Museum of Natural History, hosted by our good friend Greg Dinkins of the New York Stereoscopic Society. There were tons of great questions, and those there for the tech side of things definitely got what they came for. There are some great pictures from the event here.

The video won't be available on the web until April 1st, so you've still got to be patient. In the meantime, here is a photo gallery we put together of images from the events. Photos are from The Gothamist, The New York Sun, Subterranean (who needs to check their facts), Flux, and Stash.

2008 Happenings

There's a lot to report on, as things have started rolling in the new year. First off, we welcome Ramon Bloomberg back to the team for Music Video Representation in the US. Check out his work and send us music for him.

We also have two new videos posted. The first was directed by Joey and his good friend Joseph Patel. It is for Domino's DJ duo The Count and Sinden. It features Chicago locals Kid Sister and Flosstradamus.

The second video was directed by Keven and his long time DP, Lee Daniels. It was shot at an abandoned airfield in Austin after a rainstorm. The music is by frequent Ghost Robot collaborators, The New Year who have a new album expected out later this year.

Co-directing credits give us a warm and fuzzy feeling.

Thin Crust Vs. Deep Dish

Mark has decided to go to Chicago to settle this debate, once in for all. While he is there, he will also be shooting a video for The Count & Sinden, featuring Kid Sister and Flosstradamus. The video will be directed by Joey Garfield, along with his friend Joseph Patel. Stay tuned for the verdict (and the video!).

"The Box" Gets Its Day

Elliot's handcrafted fantasy for Suretone's Eastern Conference Champions was released just before the holiday's on AOL's Spinner Blog. Described by drummer Greg Lyons as, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' meets A-ha", each frame of the video was delicately drawn by hand. For his efforts, the video received a spot in the 'Boards Screening Room.