WELCOME
CÉDRIC BLAISBOIS | FILMMAKER
ABOUT
" After graduating in Fine Arts from the Ensad, Cédric Blaisbois work as a graphic designer, blending modern elements with classic design to produce artwork for record labels and French house artists such as Kavinsky. He then began directing, retooling his design experience to shoot music videos for electronica acts such as Huoratron and Mr Flash. Inspired by art house directors such as David Cronenberg and William Friedkin, his ability to engender powerful footage that blends the boundary between reality and fantasy immediately brought him to the forefront of commercial production and promo work across Europe. In 2016, Billboard ranked Corporate Occult number 1 as "the scariest, goriest, freakiest, most intense music video ever". Cedric's experience of mixing a variety of techniques, in addition to his graphic design background has made for an exceptional visual pallet. His images are fantastic yet rooted in the real world, an inspired filmmaker who pushes the boundaries of creativity to craft spectacular moving images. In 2019, Vice pointed how he faithfully narrated the nightlife of young Venezuelans in Nicolás Maduro’s Country, for his very first short film Autocannibalism. "
MUSIC VIDEOS
TEASER OCCULT | Huoratron
" (...) Cédric Blaisbois is certainly the most interesting man with whom you taste a cup of tea. "
FHM
CORPORATE OCCULT | Huoratron
" (…) This just might be the scariest, goriest, freakiest, most intense music video ever. "
BILLBOARD
FLESH | Mr Flash
" This colorful visual is worthy of the NSFW tag as it boasts a provocative interplay between seductive female extras. "
HYPEBEAST
TOGETHER WE PLAY | Raveyards
" (…) Drinks, debauchery, knives, throats and blood. We're talking erotically-charged jailbait death frenzy. (…) "
VIDEOSTATIC
BALCÓN | Famasloop
" (…) Balcón is incredibly surprising ! (…) "
ROLLING STONE
SHORT FILM
AUTOCANNIBALISM
" (…) Autocannibalism is one of the most faithful and precise documents about what it means to be a young person and party in Nicolás Maduro's Venezuela. "
VICE
