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God Save McQueen film

Digital, Music Video / Film

Posted by Mark Sinclair, 1 June 2011, 15:58    Permalink    Comments (6)

Babette Pauthier has directed an animated short for Alexander McQueen that features a kaleidoscopic array of insect-like imagery created from different fabric patterns...

The film, God Save McQueen, references the manipulated still life photography that Pauthier has created for the McQueen label, which can be seen here, and conjures up shimmering images of butterflies, skeletal faces and tribal masks. Pauthier was approached to shoot McQueen's latest scarf collection, images of which are also on Facebook, here.

Born in Paris, Pauthier has worked in London since 2003 and works largely in photography and film across fashion, portraiture and landscape projects. She is also a regular contributor to A+Studio.

Director: Babette Pauthier. Cinematographer: Benoit Soler. Editing and Compositing: Edouard Mailaender. Colour Grading: Moshé Dichi. Assistants: Robert Outch and Matt Cutts. Music: Anonyme, Confitemini Domino (1), Vincent Dumestre. Lighting: Prolighting. Studio: The Second Floor. All fashion by Alexander McQueen.

6 Comments

I'd like to see this video with the music removed and changed for "Death" by Klaus Nomi.........

..... absolutely love the images....... but the current music doesn't quite work for me..........especially with the Sex Pistols ending......... I want the music to be MORE excessive - yet still classical............ (sorry to be a git - cos it is great work)
Trend Shed
2011-06-01 22:16:00


Well, I did something very similar to this last year. Care to watch it? No music necessary.

http://www.coroflot.com/individual/file_edit.asp?portfolio_id=4695354
Adrian Morrish
2011-06-02 19:58:43


actually, rather boring.
Pet
2011-06-03 12:37:54


Loved it
Max Scratchmann
2011-06-03 13:05:45


Love it, I used similar techniques in a recent project of mine: http://www.vimeo.com/19169462
Cai Griffith
2011-06-09 10:02:37


I love it Cai, excellent
Adrian Morrish
2011-06-18 20:39:24


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