We continue to count-down our nominations for the best Icelandic music videos of 2011 in cooperation with Northern Wave International Film Festival. The fourth nominated video is for the song Kimba by Retro Stefson. The video was directed by Árni Sveinsson.
We’re just getting started with our countdown for the best Icelandic Music Videos of 2011. The winner will be announced at the Northern Wave International Film Festival that takes place in Grundarfjörður, Iceland on March 4th-6th. The third nominated video is for the song Smashed Birds by Sóley. The video was directed by Ingibjörg Birgisdóttir.
Sóley: Smashed Birds from morr music on Vimeo.
As you may have learned in an earlier blog post , gogoyoko has partnered with Northern Wave Film Festival in nominating the best Icelandic Music Videos of 2011. All in all, gogoyoko nominated 20 music videos and we started posting them here on the blog yesterday.
The second nominated video is for the song Over by Gusgus Gusgus. The video was directed by Ellen Loftsdóttir and Þorbjörn Ingason.
Gus Gus – Over from Narvi on Vimeo.
We told you about it in an earlier blog post that gogoyoko has partnered with Northern Wave Film Festival in nominating the best Icelandic Music Videos of 2011. All in all, gogoyoko nominated 20 music videos and starting today we will post one video a day for the next 20 days.
The first nomination we like to tell you about is for the song Slow Lights by Sin Fang. The video was directed by Máni M. Sigfússon.
For the second year in a row, the organizers of the Northern Wave Film Festival have asked gogoyoko to nominate the best Icelandic music video of the year. Last year saw Berndsen’s Young Boy take the price, directed by Helgi Jóhannsson. Heading the panel last year was none other than french director Romain Gavras, best known for his music video work for M.I.A and Justice.
Starting today, we will post one nominated music video here on the blog.
