There are many ways for filmmakers to make a living and work on their craft. One avenue that doesn’t get as much love as filmmaking and commercials is the art of music videos.<\/strong> What you’ll find is that some really famous filmmakers cut their teeth in music videos<\/a> before they made the transition to feature films.<\/p>\n The list of filmmakers is long and includes names like David Fincher<\/a>, Spike Jonze<\/a>, Gore Verbinski<\/a>, Alex Proyas<\/a>, McG<\/a>,\u00a0and Michael Bay<\/a>. Let’s look at other filmmakers who are close to making that transition or are working to take the art of the music video<\/strong> to the next level.<\/p>\n Music videos<\/strong> need to be creative and that’s what David Wilson<\/a> did with the Tame Impala<\/a> single\u00a0Let it Happen.<\/em>\u00a0In the beginning we see that the cinematography isn’t anything groundbreaking, but then things change. As the Traveler appears to have a heart attack, we watch as he drifts through several layers of consciousness. It’s here that Wilson inserts his real creativity by building nice transitions between each layer.<\/p>\n
\nTame Impala: Let it Happen<\/h3>\n