Daniel Wolfe Directs Jake Gyllenhaal On A Killing Spree Around The Streets Of East London

French band The Shoes new single ‘Time to Dance’ inspires Somesuch&Co’s director to massacre Dalston’s affected inhabitants

 

Ever walked the streets of East London and wished you could stab, throttle, bottle and generally knock the lights out of each of the affected hipsters that pass you by? Well now those wild moments within your imagination can be visually appreciated thanks the directing ambitions of Somesuch & Co’s Daniel Wolfe. 

 

Granted, you may not be the psychopath who does the deed, but who better to carry out your violent wishes than the award-winning and rather beautiful actor, Jake Gyllenhaal.

 

Shot by Robbie Ryan and edited by Tim Lindsay, this eight minute psycho thriller is for French newcomers The Shoes for their new single ‘Time to Dance’. This is Wolfe’s first promo since his effort on ‘Chase and Status’ for Plan B and it is a triumph to both he and the artists that such a Hollywood heavyweight as Gyllenhaal believed in the treatment and track so much that he wanted to participate. Wolfe was joined by family member Matthew Wolfe on the script.

 

Follow our protagonist as he unleashes vengeance on the deeply affected and enjoy the great new tunes of this very talented new band. 

 

To view the work, click here: http://bit.ly/xzS4oM

 

Credits:

The Shoes “Time To Dance” (Green United Music)

Prod co: Somesuch & Co

Director: Daniel Wolfe

Script by Daniel & Matthew Wolfe

Executive Producers: Tim Nash, Sally Campbell

Producers: Lee Groombridge, Dougal Meese

Head of Music: Tash Tan

DoP: Robbie Ryan

Editor: Tom Lindsay at Trim

VFX: Framestore

Telecine: Simon Bourne at Framestore

Sound: Ben Leeves at Grand Central

Casting: Leanne Flinn, Kharmel Cochrane

Location Manager: Luke Marshall

Art director: Sam Tidman

Stylists: Sara Sensoy, Glenn Kitson

Prosthetics: Animated Extras

Hair & Make Up: Lynn Darragh

2nd Unit Director: Leo Leigh

Commissioner: Pierre Le Ny

Special thanks to Iconoclast, Chris Youlton at Arri Media and Martin Maund at Arri Focus.