(Live)
[ 2:46 - from YouTube ]
Here’s a clip of the great Fats Waller performing "Ain’t Misbehaving" from Andrew L. Stone’s 1943 film Stormy Weather. It’s perfection! view
Guest eGuider John Landis
Filmmaker
(Music Videos)
[ 7:08 - from YouTube ]
Turbo Tax has officially jumped on the branded entertainment bandwagon, and who can blame them? It's a great way to get the word out. Here's a sample of entries to their contest, including a few from people you'll probably recognize. view
Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders
(Live)
[ 5:23 - from YouTube ]
In honor of this year’s Coachella music festival, here’s a performance by one of last year’s hot indie bands, The Airborne Toxic Event, who were recently picked up by a major label. This song can put your stomach in knots - the violin, the voice, the pacing. It works wonderfully in this acoustic performance with a string quartet, performed under a blur of Christmas lights. view
Journalist / Web Producer Melissa Roth
Journalist, Author, Web Producer
(Dance)
[ 9:03 - from YouTube ]
Here's another stunner from Norman McLaren, the Canadian animator who made a living finding new ways of seeing. This short film consists of two ballet dancers, dressed in reflective clothing, and dancing against a black background. The whole piece is beautiful but around 7:00 is where McLaren's optical printer goes truly, awesomely bananas. view
Film Buff Chris Brenner
Post Production Point Man, Border Patrol, Scarecrow
(Live)
[ 2:54 - from YouTube ]
If I weren't watching the video, I'd swear this was actually Boyz II Men singing. view
Writer, Producer, Branded Entertainment Guru Gennefer Gross
Writer, Producer, Branded Entertainment Specialist
(Music Videos)
[ 2:24 - from YouTube ]
A singing Warren Buffet, a slow rock ballad and overdramatic employees make up this awesome commercial for Geico. Definitely a viral sensation in the making! view
Social Media Enthusiast Susan Elaine Cooper
Social Media Enthusiast
(Musical)
[ 3:50 - from YouTube ]
This one starts off like nothing special, just your usual 1940's musical break. But at the one minute mark you'll realize why this one is worth watching. Personally, I wish more movies these days would break into a 5 minute contortionist routine. view
Core eGuider Drew Blatman
Filmmaker, Sunset Television
(Live, Music Videos)
[ 9:06 - from YouTube ]
When I first started watching this video and realized it was a nine minute studio performance by a hipster disco band, I rolled my eyes. But then I found myself watching the video to the very end. And then I watched the video again. There's something weirdly compelling about this clip - there's the band-of-misfits musicians (note bearded dude in karate uniform), the retro set and lighting, the hypnotic pace, and the song is really catchy. I hope you enjoy it too. view
Core eGuider Graham Mason
Writer, Videomaker, Member of Sunset Television
