A Music Video for Corridor Is a Frenetic Collage of Our Disordered Attention

The disorienting effects of technology are on full display in the chaotic, action-packed music video for Corridor’s “Jump Cut.” Cut-paper collage, archival footage, and rapid, glitched movements dominate the energetic track and visualize the unending frenzy of contemporary life. The brilliant direction and design is by Winston Hacking, with Philippe Tardif on animation.

Watch the full video below, and find more from Hacking on Vimeo.

an animated collaged gif of people with masked heads slapping their legs
a man at a switchboard with a bird's head

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