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WeVibe Stills Campaign

 

The Field produced a stills campaign for the WeVibe Chorus. Check out some of the images below or on the WeVibe instagram!

 

Photography: Eden Robbins

Wardrobe: Caitlin Wright

H/MU: Alexandre Deslauriers

Produced by The Field

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Junos 2018: What you missed

The 2018 Juno Awards took place this weekend in Vancouver and it was a star studded affair. We at The Field have had the chance to work with many of the amazing artists nominated. If you weren’t watching, here are some highlights.

Breakthrough Group of the Year: The Beaches
This all girl indie rock band hailing from Toronto has tons of style and a fresh sound. Check out this video directed by Emma Higgins for their song Money. It gives us major girl power vibes.

http://thefield.ca/video/money/

Country Album of The Year: James Barker Band, Game On
The debut album from James Barker Band has had hits like Chills and Just Sayin’. These feel good anthems are perfect for summer, and you can view the videos for them here.

http://thefield.ca/video/chills/

http://thefield.ca/video/just-sayin/

Congratulations to all the winners and nominees! We’re proud of all the talent that comes out of Canada, and can’t wait until next Juno season!

To see a list of all the winners, go here:

Junos 2018: the complete list of winners

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Emma Higgins Nominated for “Video of the Year” at the 2018 Juno Awards!

Today the Juno Awards released their full list of nominations for 2018, which you can view here:

Nominees

We wanted to give a special congratulations to director Emma Higgins for her nomination for “Video of the Year” for Mother Mother “The Drugs”

Emma Higgins, one of Canada’s brightest young talents, has directed over 15 music videos with The Field in 2017 alone. You can view Emma’s stunning video for “The Drugs” below:

http://thefield.ca/video/the-drugs/

2018 VIDEO OF THE YEAR | Emma Higgins, Mother Mother

Congratulations to all of the talented artists nominated this year!

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Tegan & Sara Channel ‘Miami Vice’ With Help From The Field Inc. Director, Nathan Boey

If you’re dying to know how the idea for the puppet-filled, Nathan Boey-directed video came to life, Tegan Quin tells Billboard: “A few months ago I was watching a TV show about the ’80s, and a scene from Miami Vice with Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas came on. They were talking specifically about the episode in which they used the entire Phil Collins song ‘In the Air Tonight,’ almost as if it were a music video.”

She continues to recall, “I remember thinking how cool it would be to have Sara and I remake the famous scene. Sadly, neither of us can drive, nor did we have the time or funds to reshoot that famous scene in Miami. Instead we tapped director Nathan Boey in Vancouver to reshoot it using puppets! I think it might even be better with us as puppets than if we had been in it ourselves.”….

“They shared with me their childhood passion for Miami Vice and the rest sort of wrote itself!” director Boey says. “Eleni Creative’s dolls were beautifully custom-built, and the idea of them ripping around the city in a mini Lamborghini had me giggling throughout production.”

– Full Article Written By: Alexa Shouneyia (www.billboard.com)

Click the image below to check out Director Nathan Boey’s work in Tegan and Sara’s ‘Dying To Know’ Music Video!

Dying To Know