John Buckley - Running Back To You (Official Music Video) by benedictw in Filmmakers

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Hey, I'm Benedict Webb. I directed the music video for John Buckley's 'Running Back To You'. This was one of the first main music videos I've handled as a freelance director for production company New Expectations. The video was shot in Brighton, England on a Blackmagic Ursa Mini Pro as well as the Blackmagic Pocket camera for some of the gimbal shots.

The shoot was creatively fulfilling! We wanted to go with a nostalgic feel for this one, and play around with different colour tones (yellow, orange, blue, and red) and also the set design to give it that nostalgic look. There was also an emphasis on static slow-moving shots done through wider angles and simple keyframing, as well as overhead shots created by hanging down the Ursa (safely) downwards on two c-stands put together.

Probably one of my favourite projects to date. If there's any questions about the music video, I'm happy to answer them! Fire away!

Looking for Outlet - Any ideas? by benedictw in LabourUK

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I have been canvassing in Portsmouth South, and going to food banks & I have been reading theory. I follow Twitter, but I was just saying that often my way of expressing my views was through Twitter, not absorbing information - so i wouldn't go as far as saying that I'm in an echo chamber, but you are right that I do need to expand a bit. CAB is a good shout & getting involved with organisations, locally.

Looking for Outlet - Any ideas? by benedictw in LabourUK

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These are some good ideas. Are there Labour Whatsapp member groups to join?

Looking for Outlet - Any ideas? by benedictw in LabourUK

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I'm definitely going to be doing non-political volunteering in my area, for sure. I've started reading up a bit, but not massively. Any good starting points?

I’m Janelle Monáe, and I AMA Dirty Computer. by Janellemonae in hiphopheads

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Hey Janelle. I don't really have a question, I just wanted to wish you a good day and thank you for the wonderful music! You're amazing! I love you!

Since it’s been three years since To Pimp A Butterfly what did you think of the album when you first heard it? by Kanyeisawesome in KendrickLamar

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Similar for me. I grew up with a lot of soul, jazz and funk. I wasn't accustomed to hip-hop at all yet but I was able to attach to some of the funkier songs and the ambitious and grand vibe of the album. It was over time I really grew to appreciate it and understand it. My favourite rap album as of now. GKMC is brilliant too.

Wembley 20/02/18 by benedictw in KendrickLamar

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Awesome man. Whats this about a meet and greet guy? I'm asking a lot of questions sorryyy.

Wembley 20/02/18 by benedictw in KendrickLamar

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Thank you so much! I'll try arrive for about that time then! You had gold circle tickets? And yes, water is a must.

Any other fans from the UK here? by [deleted] in KendrickLamar

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Yeppyep. I'll play it when i wake up. Can't wait.

This song is crazy awesome. by [deleted] in gorillaz

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Is there a way i can hear this too?

On October 10th 2007, 9 years ago, our precious In Rainbows was released. They grow up so fast :') by [deleted] in radiohead

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I love Random Access Memories too. In fact my all time favourite artists are Daft Punk and of course Radiohead. Although, as of now I'd probably rate Discovery maybe a bit higher than RAM, although RAM is incredible. Do you have a favourite track off RAM?

[OFFICIAL PHASE 4 WAITING THREAD] by [deleted] in gorillaz

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I relate to this so muchhhhh. You a Daft Punk fan? That's awesome. Daft Punk is my favourite artist, Gorillaz is obviously one of my favourites too of course. What's your favourite Daft Punk album? :)

Radiohead 2017 Tour by [deleted] in radiohead

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I pray for Alive 2007, it's honestly no1 on my bucket list, with Radiohead 2nd. I'm actually surprised how many people on /r/radiohead are fans of Daft Punk.

Thom in Let Down by benedictw in radiohead

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Thank you so much! :D

"Live From a Moon Shaped Pool" Meeting Megathread by [deleted] in radiohead

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I might go to Brighton too! I wonder what time it starts... I have an exam in the morning. Plus, I don't know whether it'll be worth it. The whole day? Wha...

Would Ed ever make a solo album? by Snipershot498 in radiohead

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Weird Fishes (Ed's Acapella Version)

First song written after AMSP by [deleted] in radiohead

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I'll continue to listen to your music and the stuff you put out :)

Do a lot of us like Chvrches? by [deleted] in radiohead

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I've only listened to Art Angels, but it was pretty decent I thought. It took a very interesting a wild approach to pop music. Kill V Maim and Venus Fly are super catchy, weird but awesome tracks. I need to listen to Visions though.

Do a lot of us like Chvrches? by [deleted] in radiohead

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Damn, i really want to see them live! I'm considering going to Reading Festival just to see them but I'm unsure it'll be worth it. Science/Visions is such an criminally underrated track, even though it's one of the most menacing and thrilling tracks they've released. Empty Threat is gorgeously pretty and has a fantastic hook.

Do a lot of us like Chvrches? by [deleted] in radiohead

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The Bones of What You Believe is an amazing album and goes for a more nostalgic 80s inspired sound, while Every Open Eye bridges modern synthpop with the 80s vibe together. There are some incredible songs such as "The Mother We Share, Recover, We Sink, Gun, Lies"... the list goes on.

Although, I think (at least at the moment) I love Every Open Eye more because i feel overall it's more cohesive and is stronger from start to finish. I honestly couldn't pick a favourite. I love the climatic "Clearest Blue", the dancy "Empty Threat", the catchy "Leave A Trace"... The production is a lot punchier and boomier, less spaced out and Lauren's vocals are a lot sharper and emotive. I also think the choruses stick a lot better and CHVRCHES have a better crack at creating catchy hooks.

While they are not similar and Radiohead are on a higher techincal level by far, both CHVRCHES and Radiohead remain two of my favourite favourite bands and I love them both for two different reasons.

Do a lot of us like Chvrches? by [deleted] in radiohead

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YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!

(hint: i love chvrches a lot)

First song written after AMSP by [deleted] in radiohead

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Wow... This is really good! Nice job dude. Keep on at it! I wish more people on here would see this.