Noah Hutton

Kick Kick Snare has premiered our new music video for Brooklyn-based rockers Double King, directed by Noah Hutton. The video was shot in NYC and in upstate NY, and stars Double King frontman Ryan Dieringer and actress Justine Salata.

We were commissioned through the NY-based creative agency The Farm to produce two short documentary pieces about Hurricane Sandy stories that were shown at the mega-benefit concert at Madison Square Garden on 12.12.12, as well as aired live on 30+ channels in the US, online, and on TV stations around the world, to help raise funds for the Robin Hood Foundation, for hurricane relief efforts. Both short films were directed by Noah Hutton. The first piece, which aired between Eric Clapton and The Rolling Stones, tracked a group of combat veterans known as Team Rubicon, who have been using military tactics to help organize the relief effort in the Rockaways, and the second short piece– embedded below– was a portrait of the Red Hook neighborhood of Brooklyn (this piece aired between the performances of Chris Martin and Paul McCartney).

Directed, scored and edited by Noah Hutton

Creative Director for The Farm: Jack Anderson

Produced by Sara’o Bery

Cinematography by Noah Hutton and Sam Jones

Sound by Lucas Sanoff and Spencer Moore

Production Assistance by Dan Cerruti

Scientific American has premiered an excerpt of Year 3 in director Noah Hutton’s 10-year film-in-the-making about The Blue Brain Project. The piece includes an article by SciAm associate editor Ferris Jabr about Blue Brain, as well as a Q&A between Jabr and Hutton. You can check out the Scientific American piece here, and find the new website for the Bluebrain film project here.

Today NME premiered the new video for “Hear Them Fear Them” by The Indecent (Warner Bros. Records), Directed by Noah Hutton, Produced by Sara’o Bery, Production Design by Mimi Bai, Art Department: Bethany Dettmore & Jen Overstreet.

Here’s a short video with some excerpts from The Bad Plus’ On Sacred Ground: Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring, as performed at Lincoln Center’s Out of Doors Festival on August 2, 2012. Lightning and visuals were designed by Noah Hutton in collaboration with architect Cristina Guadalupe, and were controlled live during the show.

Rolling Stone has premiered a new music video directed by Noah Hutton for The Indecent’s debut EP on Warner Brothers Records, due out 18 September 2012.

THE INDECENT – HERE COMES ANOTHER 

As premiered by

Director: Noah Hutton
Production Designer: Mimi Bai
Producer: Sara’o Bery
Art Department: Bethany Dettmore, Jen Overstreet

We’re excited to announce that our new concert documentary, King for Two Days, is now available on DVD and instant streaming & download via the film’s website. The film, which premiered at the 2012 Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, chronicles a two-night concert at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, MN, featuring drummer Dave King (The Bad Plus) and five of the bands he drums in. Here are some recent quotes about the film:

“King For Two Days” lets you marvel at the multi-genre drum mastery of King, as well as his wit and general likability. The onstage musical interactions are as beguiling as his backstage interactions are hilarious and endearing… The result is total awesomeness.” – CBS Minnesota

“A crisply shot, rich-sounding documentary film.” - Michael Parilla, Modern Drummer

“With skill, passion, and joyful humor… a film that completely encapsulates King’s creative world.”– Brent Keefe, iDrum Magazine

IFC premiered a new video directed by Noah Hutton for The Bad Plus‘ upcoming album Made Possible, out September 25th. The full version is embedded below:

EPK for the new album Made Possible from The Bad Plus (http://www.thebadplus.com). N. American release date: 25 September 2012. International release: 22 October 2012. Filmed and edited by Noah Hutton.

Noah is in Lausanne, Switzerland this week filming at the new Blue Brain Project headquarters at EPFL for Year Three of his ten-year documentary film on the project. The yearly short update film should be ready by late August or September.

We recently wrapped shooting on 5 new music videos for the debut EP of NYC band The Indecent, which will be released by Warner Bros. in the early fall. The videos were directed by Noah Hutton, produced by Sara’o Bery, with production design by Mimi Bai. Editing is now in full swing back at the Couple 3 production office in NYC. Here is a still from the set of one of the videos which featured an upside-down room: