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Olivier Rosset

Bad ass bmx video

03 December 2011, 21.18 | Posted in Friends, Marketing, art, bmx, cinema, cool stuff, internet | No comments »

The temperature is rising in the world of action sports web edits. Joe Rich and Odyssey BMX just released what might be the best edit so far this year. And having also Mike AItken back on bike after a very bad crash few years ago is clearly inspiring too. Amazing.

ODSY VISION: TRAVEL LOG – IDAHO / MONTANA from ODYSSEYBMX.COM

100 Things to Watch in 2011

04 January 2011, 14.37 | Posted in Marketing, Mobile, art, cinema, cool stuff, finance, internet | No comments »

Great and simple presentation about our future – including social media, relationships, sustainability, sharing, new forms of currency and content.

Great Narrative + Great Animation = Powerful Message ?

22 June 2010, 01.00 | Posted in Marketing, art, cinema, cool stuff, internet | 2 comments »

Great Narrative + Great Animation = Powerful Message ?

BangalAmerica

13 June 2010, 17.36 | Posted in Marketing, cinema, cool stuff, internet, music | No comments »

In January, 2008, two students from Gustavus Adolphus College traveled to Bangalore, India. Their goal: to produce a film exploring the consequences of a relentless series of American influences on the lifestyle, culture and identity of the inhabitants of Bangalore city. What they were confronted with was a myriad of conflicting opinions across various generations of the cities residents.
Raised at a time when control by the British over the region was still fresh in people’s minds, the older generation tended to view influences by the United States as the new wave of economic neo-colonization of the region. However, the younger generation, more inundated by these influences via the media, have adopted this culture as part of their own and see it as an essential part of their identity as the next generation of Indian leaders.
From the media to romantic relationships, the outsourcing culture to night life, watch these opinions clash as we explore the true identity of BangalAmerica.

Modern music marketing is about the artist-fan relationship

28 September 2009, 19.14 | Posted in Copyright, Marketing, art, cinema, cool stuff, internet, music | No comments »


 

Modern music marketing is about the artist-fan relationship

In the mid 90’s i had been lucky to be involved with some major rap band releases. 

As radios were very slow to react, we use to manufacture few hundred thousands of promo CDs, stickers etc for street marketing campaigns. Means that we used to pay almost half a million dollar to be able to give away music, just to get our new band heard by the kids …. 

 

Things done changed, new digital ecosystem is offering services for free that used to be so expensive …

Make sure you are getting the best out of it:

- Get out the traditional album marketing path. Release yourself, Release more music than a traditional label can handle. Remember the mixtape era ?

- Give away music for free, donations, feedbacks, email addresses …Download is the new radio !

- Host your music in one single place and publish it across the internet. Tracking streams and download is the new soundscan.

- Release Objects, Clothes, art, picture discs, books, connected devices, handcraft records… whatever will match your brand and please your fans. CD era might be over but music will never be … digital only …

 

Did you know 4.0 ?

24 September 2009, 15.00 | Posted in Copyright, Mobile, cinema, cool stuff, music | No comments »

Did you know 4.0 ?

 

Kourtrajme is a movement

12 July 2009, 04.56 | Posted in cinema, cool stuff, music | No comments »

I already watched the GO FAST CONNEXION doc by Kourtrajme more than 10 times. It is hilarious.

I met Romain Gavras back in the late 90’s in Paris. He was very young and hustlin on a daily basis to launch Kourtrajme. He had a lot of energy and a “i dont give a f….” attitude that i really liked. He showed me his reel and we started collabos on video clips almost right away. He introduced me to the whole gang. it was a movement. I understood when i quicly had interns from the kourtrajme crew running around the company i was owning back then, selling and shipping records, producing videos … Here are some early stuffs and memories.

Madison Square Garden Backstage, NYC, 2008. Touring and Shooting for “Across the universe” with Justice.

This video below was on the reel that i first saw. i remember Roce and Tekila tex first teased me about this flick right after they cameo-ed in it.

Roce “Changer le monde”, 2000. An amazing DIY video. I even ended up doing the stunts in this one.

Mafia K’1fry “Pour ceux”, 2001. This is THE blueprint for the Justice’s video “Stress”. I remember that few days before linking it on Kanye’s blog, i was chating with Romain and never thought people will react the way they did. “Pour ceux” is real while “Stress” is a fiction.

In 2004, while i was working on bands like Chromeo or Bloc Party, we met with Romain this crazy french guy called Didier Super. All our friends were freaking out that i decided to produced this album and Romain directed the video, but man, that was so much fun. For the record, that year, i pitched kourtrajme for the Chromeo “Me and my man” video. Dave 1 wasnt so much into the hijacking scenario that Gavras wrote ha ha.

There would be so many more stories to tell but look out for the next long form that Romain Gavras is shooting now.

C’est frais ou pas ?

“Ask the kids if you wanna know what’s cool”

26 April 2009, 22.03 | Posted in art, bmx, cinema, cool stuff, music, skateboard | No comments »

I just watched this cool video interview of Spike Jones. This episode predates the Directors Label DVD collection by about 4 years and contains interviews not available elsewhere. Spotted on Defgrip.

Top 15 horror movie soundtrack

21 January 2009, 15.25 | Posted in cinema, cool stuff, music | No comments »

Here is a little selection of 15 horror movie soundtrack…wow

Crips and Blood

16 January 2009, 20.18 | Posted in cinema, cool stuff | No comments »

www.cripsandbloodsmovie.com

Narrated by Academy Award winner FOREST WHITAKER

From STACY PERALTA the director of DOGTOWN & Z BOYS and RIDING GIANTS

Directed by critically acclaimed documentary filmmaker Stacy Peralta and Executive Produced by NBA star Baron Davis and Silicon Valley entrepreneur Stephen Luczo, Crips and Bloods: Made in America tells the story of the Crips and Bloods, South Los Angeles’ two most infamous African-American gangs of LA.



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