The Undoing: Opening Credits, Greta Van Fleet – Age of Machine, Worn Stories
Content in the Wild is a series about you – your success, your talent, and your hard work. In each regularly-released installment, we reveal three high-profile projects featuring Pond5 media – all deals brokered by our Creative Partner team who will stop at nothing to get your work the attention it deserves. Prepare to be inspired because this is where all your hard work shines!
The Undoing: Opening Credits
Pond5 footage is featured in the opening credits of HBO’s The Undoing! This captivating psychological thriller miniseries stars Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant in complex roles, keeping viewers guessing the whole way through.
The show is based on Jean Hanff Korelitz’s novel You Should Have Known. It was directed by Susanne Bierand and written and produced by David E. Kelley.
“Pond5 provided overlay footage for the opening credits of The Undoing. It was so rewarding to play a small part in such a successful (and suspenseful!) series. It was a pleasure to work with the team and we were thrilled to see the final product.”
See more on: https://www.hbo.com/the-undoing
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Greta Van Fleet – Age of Machine Music Video
Greta Van Fleet is an American rock band hailing from Frankenmuth, Michigan. 22-year-old twin brothers Josh (vocals) and Jake Kiszka (guitar), younger brother Sam (19, bass/keys), and longtime friend Danny Wagner (20, drums) formed the band way back in 2012 and are still going strong.
Their new video for “Age of Machine,” from the album The Battle at Garden’s Gate, premiered on April 16, 2021.“Where is technology taking us, and what are we trading in exchange? Do we still have power over our lives? These are the questions Greta Van Fleet asks in her Age of Machine music video. The video is filled with symbolism and leaves us to interpret the subject. Pond5 has always been proud to support creative projects with a strong message.”
See more of Greta Van Fleet here: https://gretavanfleet.com
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Worn Stories
This charming Netflix documentary is a TV adaptation of Emily Spivack’s best-selling book of the same name. It tells the stories of clothes that mean the world to their owners— from a Buddhist monk’s gifted yellow sweater to a non-binary teen’s first item of masculine clothing.
It’s a celebration of the fabric of society, using the clothes we wear.“Stock footage is excellent for bringing documentaries to another level, whether it’s used as an establishing shot or just as filling material to help the narrative along. We’ve noticed an increased demand for localized stock footage, as well as models from unique and diverse backgrounds, so we encourage our artists to take advantage of living in different places to provide media that helps us help our clients! Worn Stories is an excellent example of a production enhanced by this unique, localized footage, and we can‘t wait to support more projects with content from around the world.”
See more on: http://wornstories.com/.Pond5
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