Director / Editor: Natasha Pincus

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Body Artist: Emma Hack

Scenic Artist: Howard Clark

Original Artwork: Frank De Backer

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WINNER ARIA BEST MUSIC VIDEO 2011

VMA NOMINEE BEST MUSIC VIDEO 2012

VMA NOMINEE BEST EDITING 2012

SXSW IN COMPETITION 2012

OVER 1.5 BILLION YOUTUBE VIEWS

Winner of more than 50 music video awards

Director / Editor: Natasha Pincus

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Choreographer: Stephanie Lake

Costume Designer: Harriet Oxley

Theatre Lighting: Ben Shaw

Hair & Makeup: Olivia Still

Dancers: Lee Serle, Rennie McDougall, Chatchanok Much Hemachandra, Alana Everett

Director: Natasha Pincus

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Art Director: Kevin Azzopardi

Visual Effects: Airbag Productions

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WINNER IF AWARD BEST MUSIC VIDEO

Director: Natasha Pincus

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Editor: Marcus Herrick

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BURN YOUR NAME was shot entirely on location in Chiang Mai, Thailand during the Loi Krathong Festival. The release of lanterns (khom loi) brings good luck, as the Thai people believe they send your troubles away.

Director: Natasha Pincus

Cinematographer and Colourist: Warwick Field ACS

Video Sound Engineer and Mix: Lachlan Carrick

1st Assistant Camera: Jesse Minter

Hair and Makeup: Sharon Massey

Director: Natasha Pincus

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Choreographer: Stephanie Lake

Editor: Sam McCarthy

Director / Editor: Natasha Pincus

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Underwater Camera: Wes Greene

Sound Design: Emma Bortignon

Colourist: Fergus Hally

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WINNER ARIA BEST MUSIC VIDEO 2012

Director: Natasha Pincus

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Editor: Nassiem Valamanesh

Colourist: Fergus Hally

Starring Sylvain Letuvee

Director: Natasha Pincus

Shadow Puppetry: Stephen Mushin

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

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A single-shot music video capturing a live shadow-puppetry performance that tells a story symbolic of that told in the song I'LL FORGET YOU.

The 'lovers' in the video are continually brought together and pulled apart by various forces of nature until the man finally concedes to continue living as he had started out - on his own.

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WINNER BEST MUSIC VIDEO, HEART OF GOLD FESTIVAL

Director: Natasha Pincus

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Visual Effects: Gramm Studio

Hair and Makeup Artist: Yvonne Borland

FILM:

Director / Concept Creator: Natasha Pincus

Producer: Tess Mansfield-Hung

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Art Director: Josie Wagstaff

Editors: Tabatha Piccinelli, Sam McCarthy, Dyllan Corbett, Natasha Pincus

Starring Alya Manzart

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Premiering at The Arts Centre, Melbourne (director Michael Kantor), we conceived of and created a film work comprising of 16 narratively-connected David Bowie music videos that integrated with the live narrative musical performance. Projected onto an electrified glass wall made up of 14 screen panels.

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WINNER GREEN ROOM AWARD (Multimedia), 2020

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Director / Editor: Natasha Pincus

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

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Director: Natasha Pincus

Animation Director: Nicholas Kallincos

Animation: Nicholas Kallincos, Sal Cooper, Seb Fowler

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Inspired by Alan Kurdi, a drowned Syrian 3-year-old boy whose body washed up on a Turkish beach in 2015.

This animated video was created in collaboration with CARITAS and WORLD VISION, and features actual drawings created by refugee and displaced children asked to illustrate their feelings about the crisis in the Middle East.

Award winning music video screened at dozens of  film festivals around the world.

Director: Natasha Pincus

Producer: Chris Kamen

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Art Director: Kris Growcott

Editor: James Armstrong

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Part one of a two-part music narratively-connected music video experience -- FUSSY and KAMIKAZE show two different sides of the same story...with a twist.

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Part two of a two-part narratively connected pair of music videos telling opposite sides of the same story (see FUSSY for part one).

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Violence warning: some scenes might offend.

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Director: Natasha Pincus

Producer: Chris Kamen

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Art Director: Kris Growcott

Editor: James Armstrong

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Director: Natasha Pincus

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Art Director: Nick Kallincos

Scenic Artist: Howard Clark

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A one-shot music video creating an optical illusion 'in camera', achieved by a carefully coordinated dolly zoom. A 30ft mural was painted across the wall and floor in such a way as to create the apparent 'unwrapping' effect of the artwork as the camera retreats.

Director / Editor: Natasha Pincus

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

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Using an infra-red camera designed for high-tech engineering activities and medical diagnostics allowed us to 'film' Declan and the Antics perform (and the party that followed) seeing only radiant body heat instead of light.

Director: Natasha Pincus

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Art Director: Kevin Azzopardi

Editor: Peter Scibberas

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A man leaves his house in fury. He runs across lands and landscapes and so works through his pain, frustration, confusion and grief until finally, he's ready to return home.

Director: Natasha Pincus

Animation Director: Nick Kallincos

Director: Natasha Pincus

Producer: Naomi Cleaver

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Art Director: Kris Growcott

Editor: James Armstrong

Starring Peter Fenton

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Shot on 16mm, our film shows a man suffering the loss of his partner. He makes a bargain to discard all of their memories and belongings for a final moment with her only to realize that he has allowed his grief to overwhelm him, leaving him with nothing.

Director: Natasha Pincus

Animation Director: Nick Kallincos

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To create this music video we imagined a narrative, inspired by the song, about one man's liberation through reconnecting with his monkey within.

Director: Greg Gozdz

Writer / Producer: Natasha Pincus

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Art Director: Luiza Grazewska

Editor: John Leonard

Starring Anya Beyersdorf, Kevin Dee

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AWARD-WINNING FESTIVAL FAVORITE, THIS SHORT HAS SCREENED AT MORE THAN 50 FILM FESTIVALS AROUND THE WORLD

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Emma is in her late-twenties, stuck in the corporate rut in the young and modern Australian city of Melbourne. One of innumerable other like suits, each morning Emma endures the monotony of train commuting, hurried walking and dead-eyed waits. She finds refuge only in the urban laneway that brings her to her first latte of the day.

But something in Emma is about to stir. All hope is not lost. Because when Emma connects with the ‘barista’ who prepares her morning coffee, the warm glow of his café promises to spill over and colour Emma’s world. If only Emma can allow it to…

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Director / Writer: Natasha Pincus

Producers: Natasha Pincus, Chelsea Cassio

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Art Director: Greg Malkiewicz

Editor: John Leonard

Sound Designer: Emma Bortignon

Starring Anya Beyersdorf and Andre Mauger

Screened at over 50 film festivals worldwide, winner of several awards, and nominated for the prestigious Dendy Award at the Sydney Film Festival.

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Director / Writer / Editor: Natasha Pincus

Producers: Jessica Mitchell, Sacha Giurietto, Natasha Pincus

Cinematographer: Warwick Field ACS

Starring Mark Winter

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ARIETTA is a 'classical music video' -- scored by Beethoven.

A man strives to paint his perfect self-portrait, believing he can create a single image to encapsulate his whole. But when he chances to glimpse his truth, his quest as he knew it is changed forever.

An ambitious merging of the disciplines of music, painting, cinema, mathematics and philosophy, ARIETTA is a parable that offers a new take on man’s eternal struggle to understand himself.

Natasha Pincus wrote the feature film FELL for director Kasimir Burgess.

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FELL premiered In Competition at the Sydney Film Festival and screened at international film festivals before its theatrical release.

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FELL can now be viewed here on iTunes: 

https://itunes.apple.com/au/movie/fell/id997234035

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While on a camping trip, Thomas's only daughter, Lara, is killed by a logging truck in a hit-and-run accident for which the driver, Luke, serves a prison sentence. Stricken with grief, Thomas sheds his urban life and his identity, and moves to the remote town where Lara was killed. There he takes on a new name, Chris, and finds work as a logger. When Luke is released from prison and returns to work, Chris connives to work as his partner in dangerously high tree-logging work. Every time Luke climbs, Chris holds his life in his hands.

A behind-the-scenes look at the making of our music video for Missy Higgins' UNASHAMED DESIRE.

This behind-the-scenes video was made by filmmaker Sean T. Barnes.

The award-winning music video for Paul Kelly's GOD TOLD ME TO looks deceptively simple, but was incredibly difficult to make. Here are some insights into the process.

The making of our shadow puppetry, one-shot music video for Lior (feat. Sia).

A short documentary describing the ambitious multi-disciplinary process involved in bringing the theatre/film/music hybrid live experience of LAZARUS to life.

Premiering at The Arts Centre, Melbourne, in 2019, we conceived of and created a film work comprising of 16 narratively connected David Bowie music videos that integrated with the live narrative musical performance. Projected onto an electrified glass wall made up of 14 screen panels.

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WINNER GREEN ROOM AWARD (Multimedia), 2020

A behind-the-scenes glimpse of the process (and difficulties!) involved in making the music video for Powderfinger's BURN YOUR NAME on location in Thailand.

A look into the process involved in making our music video for The Paper Kites' stunning song "St Clarity".

Interview footage: Leo Baker

Additional footage: stark raving productions

A look behind scenes into the creation of one of the most iconic music videos of recent times, with over 1.5 billion views.