Director's Series: Anton Corbijn

Music

Joseph Arthur	Himself (segment "In the Sun")
Bono	Himself (segments "One" and "Electrical Storm") (as U2)
Nick Cave	Himself (segment "Straight to You") (as Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds)
Adam Clayton	Himself (segments "One" and "Electrical Storm") (as U2)
Kurt Cobain	Himself (segment "Heart-Shaped Box") (as Nirvana)
Anton Corbijn	(segment "It's No Good")
Pete DeFreitas	Himself (segments "Seven Seas" and "The Game") (as Echo & the Bunnymen)
Depeche Mode	Themselves (numerous segments)
Andy Dunlop	Himself (segment "Re-Offender") (as Travis)
Golden Earring	Themselves (segment "Quiet Eyes")
Beck
Dave Grohl
Echo And The Bunnymen
Peter Gabriel
Herbert Groenmeyer
Joy Division
The Killers (Rock)

Director	Anton Corbijn
Producer	Richard Brown; Juliette Larthe

Known as much for his photography as his videos, Anton Corbijn has produced some of rock's most memorable images. Long associated with Depeche Mode and U2 (that?s his iconic shot on the cover of Joshua Tree), the Dutch director has worked with a diverse array of acts, including Joy Division ("Atmosphere"), Nirvana ("Heart-Shaped Box"), and Metallica ("Hero of the Day").

Read our interview with Anton Corbijn.

This collection captures over 20 years of wit and style, with influences ranging from surrealism, expressionism, and elegant European auteurs like Fritz Lang, Wim Wenders, and Ingmar Bergman (especially The Seventh Seal). Like many of the best video makers, Corbijn takes his cues more from the music and personality of the artists than the lyrics. The striking video for David Sylvian's "Red Guitar," for instance, features the singer, an old man, and a young boy--no red guitars anywhere. That about sums up Corbijn: often slick, occasionally bizarre--always unpredictable. --Kathleen C. Fennessy

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Be sure to check out The Director's Label Boxed Set Vol. 2, featuring The Work of Anton Corbijn, and volumes by Jonathan Glazer, Mark Romanek, and Stéphane Sednaoui.