Direction and production of ‘Physical’ live performance by ALSACE.
The plan was to combine the ethereal pop beats of ALSACE with the iconic design of Vilhelm Lauritzen's Terminal at CPH Airport, creating a unique atmosphere for an immersive musical experience. The goal was to transport the audience to another realm through the harmony of sound, performance, and location.
The setting for the performance is the grand hall with its unique, undulating brick ceiling that provides a special ambiance of light. The album artwork, visible production equipment, and the carpet designed by Laura Bilde, "A New Wave", add to the overall atmosphere as ALSACE and the band play their debut single, "Physical".
CINEMATOGRAPHY: Jeppe Olsen, Mikkel Suppras, Jannick Børlum, Dante Rye, Lasse Klinke - SOUND and MIX: Mads Nørregaard - CREW: Magnus Lyngdorf - EDITOR: Mikkel Suppras - MGMT: Annie Birkeland & Nicolai Gabolt - BAND: - GUITAR: Emil Lyngdorf - BASS: Anders Rothman - DRUMS: Jonas Andreassen - KEYS: August - CHOIR: Rikke & Miriam - LEAD VOCAL: Kristoffer Juul
Direction and production of ‘Physical’ music video, the first release from duo ALSACE.
The full-service production of a dreamy visual tete-à-tete, specially crafted for duo ALSACE's debut single 'Physical,' effectively encapsulates the vibrant essence of youthful exuberance, unbridled freedom, and bewildering self-discovery.
The video deliberately focuses on creating an immersive atmosphere filled with pulsating vibes and irresistible rhythms that awaken the dormant dancing celestial residing within you. Essentially, it strives to encapsulate the essence of youthfulness, the carefree abandon of riding the waves of life, and the beautiful chaos of feeling simultaneously liberated and perplexed. Its core objective lies in triggering a deep sense of desire and temptation, adeptly coaxing the viewer into forging personal memories and profound connections with soul-stirring melodies.
Starring: Merethe Hvam and Alsace; Kristoffer Juul and Emil Lyngdorf. Made for Free Recs lnc.
‘With My Back Against The Wall’
music video direction and production for ALSACE
The mesmerizing music video for ALSACE's "With my back against the wall" was impeccably crafted amidst a relentless pursuit, spanning a marathon of half a day across the vibrant streets of Berlin. The artful execution of its fast-paced editing technique resonates profoundly with the iconic chase sequences witnessed in "Midnight Cowboy," ingraining a sense of thrill and urgency into the viewer's imagination. Reflecting the disorienting nature of a day unraveling into the mystifying depths of nightfall, the visual creation effortlessly acquaints the audience with the disarrayed perspective experienced by the dynamic duo, ALSACE. By masterfully capturing the essence of the song's theme, which centers around the relentless pursuit of an elusive goal or individual, it emerges as a testament to the sheer brilliance and creativity behind the composition.
Cinematographer: Gustav Hintze - Production Manager: Anders Villemann -Editor: Hanna Selim & Jonas Kisielius - Director and Producer: Frederik Erfurt Photography: Frederik Erfurt
- Talents: Emil Lyngdorf & Kristoffer Juul
A BLONDE inc production
Direction and Production of music video ‘Air France’ for ALSACE
ALSACE's "Air France" is a celebration of embracing new experiences and taking a vacation. Two teaser videos were created as a result of this full-service production. The aesthetic is reminiscent of dreaming about a beautiful sunset, evoking feelings of love and freedom when matched up with the track. Aiming to convey the emotional language of of the song, which is all about the anticipation of a new chapter in life, whether it be love, travel, or some other desire.
Direction and production of ‘Gimme Love’ video for ALSACE
Alsace's "Gimme Love" is a disco tribute that takes place in a dark and moody disco club setting. The band is shown performing a choreographed dance routine, dressed in sharp and stylish outfits, and surrounded by flashing lights, a disco ball, and smoke. As striking and impactful as the song itself, the video is made possible by the dark and ominous color scheme, which features rich blacks and vibrant pops of color.