Corella - Thunder Strike | Music Video of the Week
- 2 days ago
- 1 min read
Corella's "Thunder Strike" begins with a simple idea and allows imagination to transform it into something much bigger. Set inside an abandoned Art Deco amphitheatre and shot on 35mm film, the video follows a couple whose connection unfolds through shifting imagery, where sound and movement reshape the world around them.
Directed by Giles Edward Nathan, the video understands that atmosphere can be just as powerful as narrative. The percussion drives the constantly evolving collage style animation, with each visual burst feeling inseparable from the music.
What makes "Thunder Strike" memorable is its ability to turn music into something tangible. Every visual shift is driven by the rhythm, drawing the audience deeper into its world. By the end, the boundaries between sound, movement and feeling have all but disappeared, leaving an experience that is as hypnotic as it is heartfelt.
CREDITS
Director: @pothw
Music Artist: @corellamusic
DOP: @jed_dop
Production Company: @thestoryclub.co
Producer: @persimmonnn__
Exec Producer: @pothw @milonathan
Starring: @tilly_woodward @fckinsanity
1st AD: Afzal Robbani
1st AC: @iameshuth
2nd AC: @mattbucco
Trainee: @hugotheo.film
Grip: @gripthenick
Gaffer: @charlierelph
Electrician: @gg.creates_
Electrician: @o.liv.k
Electrician: @sid.maouche
Electrician: @tlz_media
Production Designer: @zeptit
Art Dep Assistant: @marcus.r.gerrard
Art Dep Runner: @robin_macdonald
Runner: @tsv90_danger_ross
Casting Director: @ginnykerrcasting
HMU: @seunghee_mua
Camera supplied by @theunitbag
Film developed by @kodak
Animation by @mustard_yeah
Edit: @finalcutedit
Editor: @matthewgabzdyl
Colour: @timebasedarts
Colourist: @dani_simone_r
Sound: @750_mph
Sound Designer: Lucas Trigg If you're looking for a chance to have your work featured, head over to our video submissions page to learn more.
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