For folks who have come to a Gotye live show in the last year, these clips won’t be unfamiliar, but they’re still splendid on subsequent viewings. For those who haven’t seen them, enjoy!

Coming Back

Renata Bliss at Believe Studios (and a cast of many others) worked wonders to realise this science fiction flavoured flick for Coming Back. To find out more about her work, contact Renata on renatabliss[at]yahoo.com

Quicktime version | Windows Media version

Thanks For Your Time

Lucy Dyson’s penchant for cutting up old magazines, children’s books and photos of innumerable telephones led to this marvellous animated clip for Thanks For Your Time. More about Lucy’s work can be found at her MySpace page, or by emailing her on lucydyson[at]hotmail.com

Quicktime version | Windows Media Version

An awesomely talented young man from Adelaide named Shannon Cross singlehandedly crafted this colourful cartoon-fest of a film clip for Learnalilgivinanlovin recently.

Quicktime version | Windows Media Player version

Drop Shannon a line about his animation exploits on shannonjamescross[at]yahoo.com.au

After years of remarkable experiments pushing the design capabilities of Microsoft Paint, the inimitable and elusive Uncle Cliff recently discovered Microsoft MovieMaker. It was only a matter of time before he sent Lil’ Gotye on a few adventures…

Lil’ Gotye’s first outing: Quicktime | Windows Media

Lil’ Gotye’s Big Date: Quicktime | Windows Media

Animator and film clip director extraordinaire Brendan Cook has emerged from his studio with this amazing film clip for Gotye’s Hearts A Mess(radio edit)

Quicktime version | Quicktime High Resolution version | Windows Media Player version

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It’s been said that Wally bears a remarkable resemblance to Inspector Gadget in this film clip for gotye’s Out Here In The Cold (edit).
The clip was shot and directed by Jacob Simkin of Dork films