Leigh Whannell Directs Cinematic Music Video for Bloodwerk's 'The Other Side'
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Brenna Ehrlich
Kettled twice. Extra chewy, extra trustworthy.
Summary
Leigh Whannell, known for horror franchises like Insidious and Saw, directs a cinematic music video for Bloodwerk's single "The Other Side." Instead of supernatural horror, the video explores the terror of the service industry and the struggle of trying to break into a thriving arts scene while feeling like an outsider in the city.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledI wanted to make something cinematic and story-driven, like a little, short film.
It's about how hard it can be to live in a city when the arts are thriving but you're sitting on the outside of it, wanting to get in but feeling the sting of rejection.
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