TikiKiti was created to be a place for video and film producers to show off what they can do. We continue to be amazed at the talent we find — and we hope, so will you.
Here you will find some of the best of the best fan-made/unofficial music videos on YouTube™. You will find the Barclay Award winner. We also interview our award winners — both on this printed page and on our YouTube™ channel.
Kevin Bodin is a young artist with an exacting vision of storytelling through film. His attention to detail and use of slow motion defined his style and helped him create a path to excellence, not just in the music video, but in filmmaking overall. Kevin has inherited a wealth of history in French cinema, and he shows us its future.
The results are in… The first annual TikiKiti International Film Festival Fab Five! …. er, Six! There was a tie. Here’s how it works....
Kevin Bodin is a young artist with an exacting vision of storytelling through film. His attention to detail and use of slow motion defined his style and helped him create a path to excellence, not just in the music video, but in filmmaking overall. Kevin has inherited a wealth of history in French cinema, and he shows us its future.
The travelog-style of video filming and editing is often thought of as an easy for of video type—more documentary than narrative. It is relegated to the back bin by video creatives because of this. Until you find something that draws you into the scene like a vacuum, sucking into the place you are watching.
What comes first when making a music video — the music or the story? If you’re working for a client who has a song, the decision is easy. But if you’re making a fan-made music video or an unofficial music video, the choice is not as simple. Maybe a narrative comes to you when you hear a specific song, or maybe you develop a story and then find the music that fits it best.
When you consider the film heritage of all the different countries in the world we find that the producers today are following in well-established traditions. Young filmmakers are using the music video format to show how modern technology and trends are influencing them.
For this month's edition of our Top 5 videos, we visit Poland, Belgium, Germany, and France.
Like Alice's Rabbit, I'm running late and there is much to discuss, including new goings-on at TikiKiti. We'll be continuing our mission of curating Unofficial Music Videos from every point on the map, but we're also going to delve through our archive of videos and try to connect some cultural dots, in the form of (drumroll please!) the first annual TikiKiti International Film Festival (TKIFF).
As you may recall, we, the cultured cats of TikiKiti, have been curating and collecting brilliant examples of rock video artistry from all points on the Atlas for more than five years. And it bears repeating: The quality and depth of your work is killing us in the best way possible.
