BTS (방탄소년단) ‘Permission to Dance’ Official MV Credits: Director: Yong Seok Choi (Lumpens) & Woogie Kim (MOTHER) -SEOUL credits: 1st AD: Jihye Yoon (Lumpens) 2nd AD: Ran Ro (Lumpens) PA: Soeyoung Park, Chanyang Kim Producer: Emma Sungeun Kim (GE Production) Production manager: Park Jin Sung Assistant Production: Seo Min ho, Kim Byeongman, Choi Seung Won, Ahn Joo Young, Kim Areum Director of Photography: Hyunwoo Nam (MOTHER) Focus Puller: Sangwoo Yun 2nd AC: Eunki Kim 3rd AC: Youngseo Park DIT: Minjoo You B Camera Operator: Eumko Jimmy Jib: Youngjoong Kim, Hyun In Kim, Sunghoon Kim Techno Crane: Service Vision Gaffer: Song Hyunsuk (Real Lighting) Lighting Crew: Choi Jung Hyun, Hwang Uigyu, Park Gyutae, Park Yeonghwan, Jang Yunseok, Sim Junhyeok, Park Seounghun, Woo Sujin, Kim Yeongjin Production Designer: Jinsil Park, Bona Kim(MU:E) Assistant Art team: Yeri Kang, Jieun Yoon, A yeong Choi (MU:E) Jihye An, Jooho Jeong,Taegwan Nam, June Heo, Seonghun Kim, Chaemin Jung, Ryoonha Kim, Suyeon Park Art-team Manager: ilho Heo (MU:E) Set: Yonghwi Cho, Euljung Kim, Hyeokjun Lee(ILL SAN ARTCENTER) Mural Design Collaboration: Abel Macias DI: LUCID COLOUR Colorist: Wonseok Ko DI Crew: Seonyoung Lee, Minjeong Kim, Hwa Dong Jeon, Jaeyeon Baek, Somi Na, Dain Kim, Sujeong Park DI Producer: Sooyun Hyun -LA credits: Executive Producer: Katt Kim (MOTHER) LA Production Company: Ways & Means Executive Producers: Lana Kim, Jett Steiger Head of Production: Lauren Skillen Director of Photography: Andy Kim (MOTHER) Producer: Brandon Robinson Production Manager: Nick Andrus Production Coordinator: Brendan Lynch 1st Assistant Director: Bashir Taylor 2nd Assistant [More]

One of the things that makes this film different from the usual comic book formula is that the score isn’t prominent. It’s lurking in the background, adding to the audience’s feeling of uneasiness. Except in this scene. In this scene, which is an important step on Arthur’s journey towards becoming Joker, the score takes centre stage, albeit without much fanfare. Starring Joaquin Phoenix, Robert De Niro, Zazie Beetz and Frances Conroy. Directed by Todd Phillips. Original score by rising star Hildur Guðnadóttir.

A side by side comparison of Santánico Pandemonium’s infamous snake dance performed in From Dusk Till Dawn and From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series. In this scene: Razor Charlie (Danny Trejo), Frost (Fred Williamson), Scott Fuller (Ernest Liu and Brandon Soo Hoo), Richard Gecko (Quentin Tarantino and Zane Holtz), Kate Fuller (Juliette Lewis and Madison Davenport), Jacob Fuller (Harvey Keitel and Robert Patrick), Seth Gecko (George Clooney and D.J. Cotrona), Santanico Pandemonium (Salma Hayek and Eiza Gonzalez), Professor Aiden Tanner (Jake Busey) About From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series: Based on the thrill-ride film, “From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series” is a supernatural crime saga centered around bank robber, Seth Gecko (Cotrona) and his violent, unpredictable brother, Richard “Richie” Gecko (Holtz), who are wanted by the FBI and Texas Rangers Earl McGraw (Johnson) and Freddie Gonzalez (Garcia) after a bank heist left several people dead. While on an escape route to Mexico, Seth and Richie encounter former minister Jacob Fuller and his family who they take hostage. Using the family RV to make a run for the Mexican border, chaos ensues when the group detours to a strip club that is unknowingly populated by vampires, and forces them to fight until dawn in order to get out alive. The series deepens the tone of the film, adds new characters and backstories and expands the Mesoamerican mythology behind the vampires. About Miramax: Miramax is a global film and television studio best known for its highly acclaimed, original content. Connect with Miramax [More]