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THE April 8 Music Video Festival

April 9 Winning MUSIC VIDEOS

"Dream Guardian" - Yebeen Seo - South Korea - 4 min - World Premiere - JURY AWARD: Best Storytelling

How can a dream guardian help a suffering boy?


Dream Guardian presents a touching animated story about empathy and sacrifice, following a dream deliverer who chooses compassion over personal advancement. The narrative is clear and emotionally accessible. 

"Funky Time" - Conni St. Pierre, Jeff Hudson - United States - 3 min - World Festival Premiere - JURY AWARD: Best AI-Human Collab

What does this animated environmental pastel art have to tell us?


Funky Time features a distinctive animated style built from pastel drawings that remain visually consistent throughout the video. The playful yet slightly chaotic imagery supports a story touching on environmental collapse and social absurdity, while the music maintains a fun, fitting tone. 

"One Vow, Two Heartbeats" - Hyesun Lee - South Korea - 4 min - World Premiere - JURY AWARD: Best AI-Themed Music Video

What can these conjoined sisters tell us about our relationship with omniscient AI?


One Vow, Two Heartbeats presents a visually striking and conceptually rich music video set in a futuristic world governed by observing AI systems. The story of conjoined twin sisters negotiating freedom within this controlled environment adds a compelling narrative layer to the piece. Musically and visually engaging, the video maintains a stylish and darkly atmospheric tone that enhances its unique and memorable presentation.

"Clock Out - F The System" - Michael Hess - United States - 3 min - World Festival Premiere - JURY AWARD: Best Music Video - AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD: Best Music Video

What happens to this overworked Japanese office worker?


Clock Out - F The System delivers a striking and cohesive music video built around the theme of karōshi, or death from overwork. The rhythm, visuals, and narrative align effectively, creating a powerful atmosphere that captures the psychological pressure of corporate life. With strong pacing and a memorable performance, particularly the unexpected presence of the older salaryman rapping, the piece stands out as a fresh and well-executed entry.

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