Running Out on a Feeling
New Body Electric
New Body Electric asked for a music video featuring projections and nature. Our challenge was to find a unique approach to using projectors and a concept with enough momentum to sustain an energetic five-minute song. 

Creative Development - Fergus Firth, Ellena Rosenthal, Sam Sanchez || Directed - Fergus Firth & Ellena Rosenthal || 
Cinematography & Post-Production  - Fergus Firth  ||1st AC - Sam Sanchez || Grip - Sam Sanchez & Taylor Humphrey || PA - Maya Volpacchio
Tidal Wave In My Arms
Candy Cigarettes
Julia Reih came to FIRTH FILMS with a music video concept - she wanted to set a satirical interview to the instrumental song Tidal Wave in My Arms by Candy Cigarettes. We shot Tidal Wave in My Arms video in half a day. We discovered a lot of meaning and heart in our interview with Candy Cigarette’s frontman Lane Mueller. In post-production, we moved away from satire and instead developed a chorus of thoughts that grows with the song. The layers of Lane's narrative explore the complex and often contradicting facets of the personas people project to the world. 

Directed, Shot, and Edited - Fergus Firth // Original Concept, 1st AC - Julia Reihs​​​​​​​
Kenare To
Siamak Shirazi ft Babak Amini
Siamak Shirazi contracted FIRTH FILMS to make a music video for their single Kenare To. Our objective was to create romantic imagery that resonated with the song. This was a project captured at the height of the pandemic which offered unique logistical challenges only creative solutions could solve.

Concept - Fergus Firth || Direction, Cinematography, Post-Production - Fergus Firth || 1st AC - Kane Limbaugh
Grip - Gabri Chodosh || Production Manager - Alexis Houed
Deja Vu
Quincy Davis
Rap artist Quincy Davis wanted to collaborate on a music video for his song Deja Vu. The song held personal meaning for Quincy, and it was important to incorporate imagery that represented its inspiration. For the cinematography FIRTHFILMS wanted the camera and lighting to rise up out of the darkness, a visual representation of the protagonist's spiritual path out of addiction.

Directed - Quincy Davis, Fergus Firth || Cinematography and Post-Production - Fergus Firth
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