Chris Cunningham is a music director born in Reading, Berkshire 1970 and grew up in Suffolk. In his early career of 1989 he started work at Spitting image building animatronic robots and sculpting caricatures for the TV series.
Cunningham worked for over a year on the film A.I before leaving to pursue a career as a music director.
between 1996 and 1999 he produced 19 music videos. In 2004-2005 he took a sabatical from film making to learn about music production and recording and develop his own music projects. Cunningham has had a close tie to Warp Records since his first production Autechre. In 2005, he released a short film "Rubber Johnny" as a DVD accompanied by a book photographs and drawings, a six minute experimental short film cut to a soundtrack by "aphex twin" remix by Cunningham.
Chris Cunningham:
"Pretty much. I'd say it ends up that 60% are shots that are designed to go in one specific place and won't go anywhere else. But the other 40% are accidents or tangents you go off on. That ratio is determined by the limited amount of time you have. I'm not sure I'd change that because you have to be surprised by stuff, else it's no fun."
I like the fact that a very good music video director has quoted this as i love to improvise things on the day and dislike to have acts or live perfomances totally planned out as you know you'll get idea's from looking back at improving what you have just done and idea's on the day when you're at the location.
This is a shot at 4:10 from the music video 'apthex twin - come to daddy'
I like this shot in the music video as the old lady is standing up to the monster by screaming back. It's a very weird video!
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