Man Bites God

Once we learn to walk, that's it really. No other lessons are ever undertaken...

"Brad is eating a donut”.Those five words have just replaced the part of my brain storing Descartes' sublime existential observation “I think therefore I am”. The more I use Facebook, the more banal information is replacing the interesting stuff stored in my primitive cortex. “Jen...

This week, we’ll start off with some music videos that pay homage to other music video clips, tv shows or commercials.WEEZER – KEEP FISHIN’Once again, Weezer find themselves in a sitcom from the past – this time, the Muppets.Weezer - Keep FishinUploaded by Frenchie_en_ExilBEASTIE BOYS – SABOTAGET...

Music videos have long been one of the most popular avenues for visual creativity – whether big budget special effects or cheap timelapse, you can pretty much do whatever you like and not have to worry about the narrative, reality or logic.We start this week with the one-shot wonders – a genre of ...

Man Bites God are running a music video competition, so over the next few weeks, we thought we’d share with you what we consider to be the greatest music videos of all time.They are in no particular order and we may not always like the songs connected to the clips. ...

When we shot our first music video in 2002 for "Improvise" we used the comedians of Melbourne to create a weird, macabre theatrical piece including magicians, ballerinas and ufos.During the editing process, it became clear that we needed some more lipsynching footage of James singing the song...

Two men are sitting on stage, next to one another, facing the audience. In front of them are placed two buckets.MAN 1: Ok. I give you a delicious looking sandwich and you take a bite...

Here is a "topical observation" about the demise of Big Brother:Now that Big Brother has been axed, Australian television executives are looking to other George Orwell novels for their Reality TV shows. Here is what they have come up with so far:1...

The haiku is such a simple, elegant form of poetry. The Japanese verse consisting of a 5/7/5 syllable pattern allows the poet to convey a thought or image in the most economical way...

Two men sit, playing chess on an empty stage...GREG: What are you doing?COLIN: What?GREG: I just moved my queen and put you in check.COLIN: So?GREG: So you have to move your king out of check, or block my queen...