Kinetic Stereokids - "Twisted Thoughts"
- 15 years ago
In this twisted tale, director/editor James R. Petix (It Came From Detroit, Tokyo Below) explores the idea that companies could implant product memory into the minds of consumers.
The video opens with Kinetic Stereokids frontman Justin Ford arriving at a nondescript laboratory testing facility, by way of a cryptic message on the back of a business card. Ford is subjected to a series of experimental treatments by a suspicious-looking team of white coat lab technicians that begin to alter his memories.
Petix’s use of non-linear storytelling and sharp visual style create an alternative reality that forces both Ford and the viewers to piece together the puzzle for themselves.
Credits:
Directed and Edited by James R. Petix
Produced By Sarah Babila
Camera, Motion Graphics and Design by Nick Forshee
Color Correction by Rick Unger
Props by Eddie Knappenburger
Stages and Post Production services by RingSide Creative
The video opens with Kinetic Stereokids frontman Justin Ford arriving at a nondescript laboratory testing facility, by way of a cryptic message on the back of a business card. Ford is subjected to a series of experimental treatments by a suspicious-looking team of white coat lab technicians that begin to alter his memories.
Petix’s use of non-linear storytelling and sharp visual style create an alternative reality that forces both Ford and the viewers to piece together the puzzle for themselves.
Credits:
Directed and Edited by James R. Petix
Produced By Sarah Babila
Camera, Motion Graphics and Design by Nick Forshee
Color Correction by Rick Unger
Props by Eddie Knappenburger
Stages and Post Production services by RingSide Creative