Oct 7, 2016
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Henry Wolfe - Encino
Director Benjamin Kutsko Cinematographer Alex Disenhof Executive Producer Jack Richardson Starring Jena Malone, Charlie Wadhams, Benjamin Hjelm and Andrew Calder Hair by Ramsell Martinez Makeup by Bethany McCarty and Melinda Love Dean A Masses production Filmed at Pollution studios in Los Angeles
First off - I just have to acknowledge the fact that I'm pretty sure I'm in love with every frame of this video. It's a visual masterpiece that garners a bunch of respect for cinematographer Alex Disenhof.
But this video has so much more going for it, notably, THE AWESOME USE OF LIP-SYNCING. Honestly, I can't remember the last time I saw this technique used (and even if I could, I probably wouldn't love it as much as this video).
Overall, this is a crazily beautiful, weird, and hypnotic video that showcases some nasty skills with visual storytelling. I highly doubt that you won't want to watch it twice.
Henry Wolfe - Encino (Official Video)
Directed by Benjamin Kutsko
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