Music Video for Baltimore band, Future Islands. I love this band, I love this song. This video follows the bands' journey from North Carolina to Baltimore in a series of "still-lifes" and portraits. Featured on Pitchfork.com
*Directed by Jay Bium. Cinematography by Bridget Palardy.
Music Video for the French all-girl rock band, Plastiscines, the first band signed to Nylon Records. The styling and editing was inspired by 60's movie posters. The end is my favorite part.
*Produced and Edited by Bridget Palardy. Directed by Marvin Scott Jarrett.
Jemina Pearl plays herself and her nemesis in this throwback movie night turned horror film. Screened at LA Film Festival.
*Concept, Shot List and Edit by Bridget Palardy. Shot by Andrew Shulkind.
Beach day gone horribly wrong. Ends in a wet death.
*Directed by Bridget Palardy,
Shot by Sam Fleischner
San Francisco musician and my dear friend Kelly McFarling gets nostalgic.
*Directed by Bridget Palardy,
Shot by Katie Goldshmidt, Featuring Jon Leland and Kelly McFarling
Music video for french all-girl rock band, Plastiscines. BITCH was made late at night running around the streets and rooftops of New York. Unprententious and fun was the goal. Featured on MTV2, UKMTV.
*Directed, shot and edited by Bridget Palardy. Produced by Lina Plioplyte.
Short video compilation for high-end post-production house, The Mill, featuring their commercial and music video work from 2009. Played at Yankee Stadium on the Jumbo-Tron!
*Edited by Bridget Palardy. Produced by Lily Tilton.
Spec commercial for Pepsi Max
Your typical Sunday fun-day; buns toastin, dogs roastin and the girls and guys dish it to the Max, PEPSI MAX.
*Directed and Edited by Bridget Palardy and Danielle Krudy. Produced by Che Landon.
Music video created from a collage of actual protest footage and new scenes shot for the video. Beggars Group. Featured on UK MTV.
*Directed by Bridget Palardy and Bajir Cannon. Cinematography by Danielle Krudy. Produced by Lara Everly.
*Directed by Bridget Palardy; Shot by Ben Jacks