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Every January, Africa’s top soccer stars in Europe head home to Africa for the Africa Cup Of Nations. Luckily Arsenal star Emmanuel Eboue made it to heathrow before any pending volcanic activity. Directed by Nicolas Randall for Syrup New York.

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A Trinidadian bmx gang with 15,000 watts of speakers duct-taped to their bikes powers this festival-darling documentary directed by Randall Stevens and produced by MTV2 Films.

The digital campaign created to promote the film became an overnight viral sensation and was subsequently featured on the front page of YouTube and cbsnews.com as well as the UK’s Creative Review, several dozen other magazines and over five-hundred top music, fashion and art blogs. The film has generated a massive international following and continues to tour festivals worldwide.

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EXHIBITONS:

Hammer Museum, LA, Flux Film Series 2008
Queens Museum of Art, NY, Biennial 2009
Manana Arts Gallery, Rotterdam 2009
Transmediale, Berlin 2009

OFFICIAL SELECTION:

Edinburgh International Film Festival 2008
Melbourne International Film Festival 2008
CPH:DOX, Copenhagen 2008
BRITDOC, UK 2008
Santa Fe Film Festival, USA 2009
Gdansk, Poland 2009
Bicycle Film Festival, NYC 2009
Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival 2009

Caught in limbo between a reality of soul crushing alienation and the limitless sublime of our collective imagination, a group of individuals stumbles into the unexplainable and discovers the unknown can be pretty fuckin’ dope.

Produced to hype the latest track from Filthy Dukes (Polydor), one of the UK’s most critically acclaimed electro outfits, this video spawned from Director Nicolas Randall’s recent experiments with LED manipulation and was created for under $10K GBP.

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Lights, lights, lights, camera, action! Long running TV campaign created for UK digital radio station BBC 1Xtra for Fallon London.

The project was created using LED lighting design innovation working with top UK fashion and features production designer Michael Howells alongside the brilliant lighting design boutique, Jason Bruges studio.

Directed and art directed by Nicolas Randall.

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Mid-eighties Sesame Street was the key inspiration for this tactile McDonald’s campaign, which helped make the project a lot more creative than the brands usual advertising. The non-requirement to feature food was also a most welcome strategy.

The work was created for Leo Burnett, Sydney. Directed and art directed by Nicolas Randall (Family).

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Searching for hot North Korean amateur mini-mart security camera softcore in your area? Can I get a “mais oui?!”

MTV Happymart campaign created for MTV Europe, where you can actually get away with this kinda stuff. Project directed and art directed by Nicolas Randall (Family).

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“You do not have to be gay to rollerblade, but it certainly helps” said one festival review of this kaleidescopic parody of the seminal 1998 Mike Mill’s Air video. The film was produced for the Insight streetwear label’s 300 seconds film competition where it won the top prize over 300 films. Kurt & Tom, the films characters, became online gay icons, with the film playing at numerous international film festivals including Edinburgh and Resfest. The cover of the Air track ‘All I Need’ was produced especially for the project by none other than Tom’s dad.

Directed and art directed by Nicolas Randall.

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1985’s answer to the ipod was the key concept in this music video for the much hyped Modular Records act Plug In City’s debut single Broke On A Wheel. Directed and art directed by Nicolas Randall (Family).

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