Megan Thee Stallion's matter of time
Director Zac Dov Wiesel’s madcap promo for the American rapper’s track Whenever blends fish people, twerking and an iconic Surrealist artwork.
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- Production Company Pulse Films/Los Angeles
- Director Zac Dov Wiesel
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Credits
View on- Production Company Pulse Films/Los Angeles
- Director Zac Dov Wiesel
- President Mino Jarjoura
- Head of Music Video Rik Green
- Production Company Bigkid
- Editing Church Edit
- Post Production Founder Mah Ferraz
- Head of Post Production Elyse Robinson
- Editor Mah Ferraz
- VFX Frame 23
- Executive VFX Producer Erfan Saadati
- Beauty VFX Sunset Edit
- Executive Producer Will Noyce
- Producer Evan Thicke
- Head of Production Vladen Ponomar
- Production Designer Liam Moore
- Art Director Virginia Berg
- DP Shane Bagwell
- Executive VFX Producer Andrei Brovcenco
- Color Producer Chelsea Eisen
- Colorist Brian Charles
- Choreographer JaQuel Knight
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Pulse Films/Los Angeles
- Director Zac Dov Wiesel
- President Mino Jarjoura
- Head of Music Video Rik Green
- Production Company Bigkid
- Editing Church Edit
- Post Production Founder Mah Ferraz
- Head of Post Production Elyse Robinson
- Editor Mah Ferraz
- VFX Frame 23
- Executive VFX Producer Erfan Saadati
- Beauty VFX Sunset Edit
- Executive Producer Will Noyce
- Producer Evan Thicke
- Head of Production Vladen Ponomar
- Production Designer Liam Moore
- Art Director Virginia Berg
- DP Shane Bagwell
- Executive VFX Producer Andrei Brovcenco
- Color Producer Chelsea Eisen
- Colorist Brian Charles
- Choreographer JaQuel Knight
American rapper and songwriter Megan Thee Stallion is known for going hard on bold visuals and provocative choreography, and this captivating promo for her new track Whenever is no exception.
Pulse Films director Zac Dov Wiesel brings his signature style to the mesmerising film, which sees Stallion crashing a lowrider into an office waiting room, before descending into a fever dream of pool cue barre dancing, chess piece riding, scuba diving, clocks melting and fish people.
The film notably references Surrealist artist Salvador Dali’s painting The Persistence of Memory, which pictures melting pocket watches against an arid desert – imagery which repeats throughout the music video.
