YouTube – Bat For Lashes – Whats a Girl To Do
Does anyone know who directed this video? I can’t seem to find that information. [Update] Answer: Dougal Wilson. Thanks Candice and Matthew!
YouTube – Bat For Lashes – Whats a Girl To Do
Does anyone know who directed this video? I can’t seem to find that information. [Update] Answer: Dougal Wilson. Thanks Candice and Matthew!
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DOUGAL WILSON directed.
awards:
Grand Prix du Jury for Bat For Lashes ‘What’s a Girl to Do?’, Festival du Clip 2008
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Nominated for Best Director award at the Creative and Design Awards 2007
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Nominated for Best Director award at the Creative and Design Awards 2006
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Nominated for Best Video at the MTV Europe Awards 2007 for Bat For Lashes ‘What’s a Girl to Do?’
DOUGAL WILSON directed.
awards:
Grand Prix du Jury for Bat For Lashes ‘What’s a Girl to Do?’, Festival du Clip 2008
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Nominated for Best Director award at the Creative and Design Awards 2007
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Nominated for Best Director award at the Creative and Design Awards 2006
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Nominated for Best Video at the MTV Europe Awards 2007 for Bat For Lashes ‘What’s a Girl to Do?’
Dougal Wilson. If you like that video you might also like this one, which he had nothing to do with but which makes for a nice companion piece.
Dougal Wilson. If you like that video you might also like this one, which he had nothing to do with but which makes for a nice companion piece.
If you dig deeper into Bat For Lashes this song and video are actually disturbing, in that the original version of this song had no “beat & bass”, and I’ve yet to ever again see her in a Lily Allen’ish getup. If you watch her performing the original song you can tell her heart’s in it, something about this version seems highly marketed. Not to mention the Donnie Darko ripoffs. I admit it sounds good and looks great, but I guess it loses some of its magic when it reveals itself to be a marketing pastiche….maybe I’m wrong and she’s really really into this/the beats were all her idea.
If you dig deeper into Bat For Lashes this song and video are actually disturbing, in that the original version of this song had no “beat & bass”, and I’ve yet to ever again see her in a Lily Allen’ish getup. If you watch her performing the original song you can tell her heart’s in it, something about this version seems highly marketed. Not to mention the Donnie Darko ripoffs. I admit it sounds good and looks great, but I guess it loses some of its magic when it reveals itself to be a marketing pastiche….maybe I’m wrong and she’s really really into this/the beats were all her idea.
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