10 August 2007
[…] Like everyone else in the cemetary before us who had braved the world, I too shall perish. As there is undeniably ugly, evil, even morbidly fascinating but altogether distracting things in life, so is there beauty. Try watching Evol. […]
Excellent work — must’ve taken ages to get right.
I also like how the director didn’t cop out, filming the close ups in reverse even though there was nothing else on-screen to obviously give it away.
And the music suits it brilliantly throughout. Really nice piece all round.
Amazing piece of art. I absolutely love the way the director paired the images and the cadence of the beautiful music. Great story!
I’m quite new to your site, and had to study the credits to see why the heck you were posting this. I saw “Katie Poole” as the Makeup Artist and that maybe it was your wife, and you were impressed with the director or something.
The soundtrack is absolutely gorgeous. You should be extremely proud of how well you tailored the music to the film.
I’ll be poking around your site much more. Already found “Zugzwang” and am loving it. Thank you.
Bravo! it made me think…
The meassage I got was…”follow your heart.. no matter what”.
I absolutely loved it.Thanks a lot!
Imagine my surprise when I was looking at a video clip of Gabriella Cilmi, a sixteen-year-old-though-she-doesn’t-look-or-sound-it Australian singer now based in Britain (Island Records/Xenomania), singing “Sweet About Me”. The clip has backwards/backwards scenes and I thought, “did they steal that idea from Evol? So I came here to check. And the footage they have used is the actual Evol footage. The “Sweet About Me” clip is here. Did Chris sell the footage or has it been hijacked?
Interesting spot, Graham. It looks like the official video is EVOL-free, though, and someone has just made their own mash-up on YouTube. Shame to see those images without my music, though. ;)
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