“Mash It Up” by Dr Alimantado

Electric Yellow Has Got Me By The Brain Banana

The Kung Fu Kids Are Alright - Big Fucking Explosions

This may be one of my favorite pieces I’ve done in a very long time.

Alison Brie.

“The Road To Sovereignty” by Neurosis

While I’ve enjoyed some of the pieces I’ve heard from Nick Cave & Warren Ellis’ score to The Road. I wish I had it sounded something more like this.

Rachel Bilson, still very “say wussssuuuuuupppppp” worthy.

Via Egotastic

bigfuckingexplosions:

I love movie trailers. More often than not, the trailer is better than the picture its self. In two to three minutes, Ryan Reynolds can impress me as an action hero and I do not have to spend the 14 bucks and actually watch the film. I see the explosions, the car chases, wacky shoot outs and maybe one or two of the cool one liners provided by the villains without having to sit through the boring tedious moments where action movie star Ryan Reynolds emotes and flirt with the female co star.  What the trailers of today are missing the most is the voice over. Sure, there are voiceovers in trailers and TV commercials of today, but their work just lacks a certain quality to them.

Here’s a list of some of the best voiceover artists and some of the better work.

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David Fincher on the set of The Social Network. He’s trying really hard not to punch either one of those actors.

Via Movieline

5 Men and a Limo

A short video from 1997 featuring all of the top voice over artists of that era.

(via BB0901)

“The Road” by Nick Cave & Warren Ellis

I drove through some of the heaviest and thickest patches of fog I’ve ever seen last night and this song came on the radio. I didn’t know it was from the film, The Road but it felt like I was driving through some desolate landscape. The headlights of the cars behind me just faded into the darkness of the night. The fog was so thick that I couldn’t see the cars on the other side of the freeway. I drove by memory and assumption; I had to assume that the freeway was going to turn there and my exit would be there.

The fog finally lifted and the DJ began to play something a little more upbeat.