Future Shorts presents Music Matters - Sigur Ros

Dir. Felix Massie / UK / 2010
A band seeking inspiration are inspired by their search.

http://whymusicmatters.org/
Music Matters is a collective of people across the music industry, including artists, retailers, songwriters, labels and managers, formed to remind listeners of the significance and value of music.

Words from the filmmaker:
"I chose to tell the story of Sigur Rós because I had a friend in university who kissed a girl on an A-road over-pass in the rain one night, and he said it was so incredibly emotional he imagined a movie camera spinning around them both while the sparkling rain fell in slow motion and Sigur Rós played. I found that funny and wanted to show how people match their surroundings and experiences with music, and vice versa."

Category:

Film & Animation

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• Short Film
• Music Maters
• Felix Massie
• Future Shorts
• www.whymusicmatters.org
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[olive1913]

the subscription of futureshorts definitely paid out more than once. very good video. keep the good work up :)

[happyface161]

This is stunning.

[jacobkelly76]

great video.

[Qber4life]

@MarcusArmstromg It's called Staralfur by Sigur Ros, check the comments next time. The answers are usually in the comments.

[MarcusArmstromg]

Does anyone know the name of the piece of music used? Obviously Sigur Ros, but the name of the track..?

[reazrj]

@PastaLibre . oh they have a whole series of short videos- why music matter. it fits in tge bigger picture. Altho i know what u mean , this particular clip isnt so obvious as to the message

[PastaLibre]

The music was good. I'm just a little confused as to what it is that is supposed to make the short wothwhile.

[poguninP]

слов больше, чем видео, а так то графика забавная и для анимации самое то

[mark84j]

They wanted to make their second album on top of a mountain?

oook...?

[hawkershurtugal]

This music / sound is sigur ros - staralfur

[natchi212]

i like it! it's the journey, not the destination that's important