Year

2019

Year

2019

Year

2019

Client

GORK

Client

GORK

Client

GORK

Industry

Music

Industry

Music

Industry

Music

Project Duration

5 weeks

Project Duration

5 weeks

Project Duration

5 weeks

Intro

‘That’s Plastic Mate’ is a bold, conceptual music video created for Bristol-based band Gork. Filmed on the streets of Clifton, the project transformed waste into spectacle. The Hundred Hands was commissioned to lead both the art direction and production of the video. We made the costumes in-house, built entirely from discarded plastic and cardboard collected from skips.

Objective

The aim was to bring Gork’s creative concept to life, visualising the takeover of plastic in the modern world, using costume, setting, and performance to communicate social protest. 

Challenge

Turning rubbish into wearable art was both a creative and technical challenge. The costumes had to be visually striking yet durable enough for movement and performance. Filming on location in urban Bristol added further complexity, blending real street settings with surreal design while maintaining a polished, cinematic finish.

Result

The final video captured Gork’s unique artistic presence and their political message through bold imagery and textured camerawork, turning everyday streets into a stage for art and protest. It stands as a strong example of our ability to take conceptually ambitious ideas and work closely with artists to deliver on their vision. 

Latest Projects

Year

2019

Year

2019

Year

2019

Client

GORK

Client

GORK

Client

GORK

Industry

Music

Industry

Music

Industry

Music

Project Duration

5 weeks

Project Duration

5 weeks

Project Duration

5 weeks

Intro

‘That’s Plastic Mate’ is a bold, conceptual music video created for Bristol-based band Gork. Filmed on the streets of Clifton, the project transformed waste into spectacle. The Hundred Hands was commissioned to lead both the art direction and production of the video. We made the costumes in-house, built entirely from discarded plastic and cardboard collected from skips.

Objective

The aim was to bring Gork’s creative concept to life, visualising the takeover of plastic in the modern world, using costume, setting, and performance to communicate social protest. 

Challenge

Turning rubbish into wearable art was both a creative and technical challenge. The costumes had to be visually striking yet durable enough for movement and performance. Filming on location in urban Bristol added further complexity, blending real street settings with surreal design while maintaining a polished, cinematic finish.

Result

The final video captured Gork’s unique artistic presence and their political message through bold imagery and textured camerawork, turning everyday streets into a stage for art and protest. It stands as a strong example of our ability to take conceptually ambitious ideas and work closely with artists to deliver on their vision. 

Latest Projects

Year

2019

Year

2019

Year

2019

Client

GORK

Client

GORK

Client

GORK

Industry

Music

Industry

Music

Industry

Music

Project Duration

5 weeks

Project Duration

5 weeks

Project Duration

5 weeks

Intro

‘That’s Plastic Mate’ is a bold, conceptual music video created for Bristol-based band Gork. Filmed on the streets of Clifton, the project transformed waste into spectacle. The Hundred Hands was commissioned to lead both the art direction and production of the video. We made the costumes in-house, built entirely from discarded plastic and cardboard collected from skips.

Objective

The aim was to bring Gork’s creative concept to life, visualising the takeover of plastic in the modern world, using costume, setting, and performance to communicate social protest. 

Challenge

Turning rubbish into wearable art was both a creative and technical challenge. The costumes had to be visually striking yet durable enough for movement and performance. Filming on location in urban Bristol added further complexity, blending real street settings with surreal design while maintaining a polished, cinematic finish.

Result

The final video captured Gork’s unique artistic presence and their political message through bold imagery and textured camerawork, turning everyday streets into a stage for art and protest. It stands as a strong example of our ability to take conceptually ambitious ideas and work closely with artists to deliver on their vision. 

Latest Projects