tigercave studio - 2014 showreel

[imienazwisko.livejournal.com]

Horangi Gul (Tiger Cave) is a music video studio based in Korea.

They started out doing MVs for Dynamic Duo, Supreme Team and Epik High. From 2010 on, slowly they kept on making more and more MVs for kpop groups. Most notably Beast (Shadow, Good Luck, キミはどう?, 12시 30분, I'm Sorry, 이젠 아니야, Junhyung's Flower, Trouble Maker's Now and Yoseob's Caffeine).
In 2014 alone they did MVs for a lof of groups, such as CN Blue (Don't Stop), B1A4 (Lonely), Block B (HER), Stawberry Milk (OK) EXO (I'm Your Girl, One Shot of Soju, Do You Know), among others.
What sets them apart is heavy use of CG and filters. Some videos contain a lof symbolism, some are fimed using hollow sets while others are shot in rather elaborated ones. High aesthetic value is defenitely something that TigerCave aims for.

You can visit their website here and watch all MVs they made on their vimeo.
showreel is a kind of a clip that serves as a portfolio for filmmakers

source: sxiva

i posted a clip on zany bors before and it got a lot of interest so i hope this will too ^^ pls dont reject it mods

Comments

[mlmello.livejournal.com]

great post. I love block b's "her" mv.
it's good that people behind the shining image of kpop are getting their recognition.

[consequences.livejournal.com]

Can't Stop was such a gorgeous, gorgeous MV. I wouldn't have expected that Shadow and that were made by the same people... interesting.

[sub-divided.livejournal.com]

I was surprised to see BTOB's Thriller in there, cause that always seemed like a low-budget video.

[hyunbiased.livejournal.com]

I like to look up who directs mvs that I like because then I can get introduced to some great new stuff by looking at their portfolios (or discover someone to pay attention to like rookie director Yoo Sunggyun after B1A4's Solo Day)

I so far haven't ever looked up any of the mvs by Tiger Cave...they're not bad but I guess I have a similar feeling from most of them (even though I didn't know they were connected until now) is that they tend to look nice and flashy but ultimately not much goes on, they're mainly eye candy mvs (nothing super wrong with that, but nothing super new either)

Although since "Now" is on there I take back the comment I was about to make that their sets at least are pretty interesting and original