Friday Frantic Films is a creative shop for all things video, ranging from music videos to television commercials and documentary.
The man running the show is Jukka Salo. Whether you're a rock star or Volvo's Family Wagon we'll make you famous. Give us a call.
CLIENTS
- Nelonen Media
- MTV3
- Verso Globe
- Visma Oy
- Sony BMG
- Universal Music Group
- Spinefarm Records
- Exogenic Records
- Poko Rekords
- Amnesty International
- M.dulor
- YLE
CONTACT INFO
Friday Frantic Films
Business Identity Code: 2062711-8
00530 Helsinki
tel: +358 400 616644
jtsalo@gmail.com
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Korkojen Kera
Client: MTV3
Type: TV Intro
I directed this action hero parody for a Finnish prime time show "Korkojen kera" (MTV3). Post production by Lemeon Oy.
Kauneusklinikka Tiina Jylhä
Client: Nelonen (Livtv.fi)
Type: TV Intro
This piece of work made with Lemeon Oy is a tribute to old James Bond intros. All you need is a video projector, trained bodies and some silverpaint.
Reckless Love - Beautiful Bomb
Client: Universal Music Oy
Type: Music video
Beautiful Bomb music video presents a new Finnish talent in 80's style rock: Reckless Love. We wanted to make a glamorous and psychedelic camp video about the California "hair metal" cult, but at the same time a believable act in rock 'n' roll. Where lies the thin red line between good and bad taste. Go figure it out!
Lauri Tähkä & Elonkerjuu - Kylkeen Kyhnytä
Client: Universal Music Oy
Type: Music video
This is an eroticly charged story where Kalevala collides with kung fu! Water is a strong element in the video of course and everything has been filmed in it's real environment, except for a few effects. This is due to budget stuff, but i'm an old school man and I rahter film without effects.
Liekki - Kauan, kauan sitten
Client: Universal Music Oy
Type: Music video
This is not the latest piece of work for sure, but I wanted to add it in being a good example how to make a video with one single shot, using crane camera technique, lots of pre-planning and a little bit of luck. It's a symbolical story about losing a friendship over money or other material nonsense.