Off the Air - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Hair
Surreal footage of hair.
Featured videos
Words of Wisdom by Matthew Silver and Rony Portillo
Flora by Aaron Michael
Hairsperiments, etc. animations by Beeple
Beach Bums by The Great Nordic Sword Fights; original music by Groundislava
Virtual reality haircut simulator footage by DigInfo
Wigella by Geoffrey Lillemon; robotics by Neil Mendoza
Hair Growth Experiment by David Birdsell
The Fly by Liam Lynch
Music video for "Ascension" by Charles Bergquist
robothair.mov by Bernardo Britto
Hairy Monsters by Gerald Zahn
"MeMime" in Haircut Store by Alan Resnick
Shake by Carli Davidson and Variable
Stock footage provided by Getty Images, iStock and Pond5
Featured music
"Backwell" by Beak
"Cut That Mullet" by Wesley Willis
"Ascension" by Tycho
"Shave My Pussy" by Chad VanGaalen
Sports
Surreal footage of sports.
Featured videos
Your Highness by Max Hattler
Oolympacs by Johnny Woods
Stock footage provided by iStock
"Bim Bam Boom" clip from Forbidden Zone by Richard Elfman
Magic Ball Man by Maximilien Czech
Cody Jumps Skip by PixelWorkers
Music video for "I Didn't Know That" by The Books
Frisbee God by Malcolm Sutherland
Ghillie Ball by Dave Hughes, Adam Stockett, and Alan Steadman
Data by WOLFSHIRT (Mark Fingerhut)
Citius, Altius, Fortius by Felix Deimann
Red Bull Winch Sessions footage courtesy of Red Bull Media House North America
Featured music
"Feel the Drip" by Black Moth Super Rainbow
"All That Matters" by Professor Kliq
"I Didn't Know That" by The Books
"Airlock" by Bayou
"Instant Disassembly" by Parquet Courts
Death
Surreal footage of death.
Featured videos
One Got Fat from the Prelinger Archives
Yield by Caleb Wood
Stillicide by Eric Ko; music by Alex Cook
Stock footage provided by iStock and Getty Images
Music video for "Beat the Drum Slowly" by Chad VanGaalen
Crowd Dynamics/UFO by David Fothergill
Music video for "Arterial" by Christophe Thockler
Checkpoint by Robby Rackleff
Death Fest by Kutay Cengil
The Jump by Charles Huettner
Life Is Flashing Before Your Eyes by Vince Collins; song by Lewis Motisher
Featured music
"Dream House" by Deafheaven
"Stillicide" by attks
"Beat the Drum Slowly" by Timber Timbre
"Arterial" by Lusine
"Ocean Death" by Baths
Transportation
Surreal footage of transportation.
Featured videos
Gravity by Hadas Fisher-Oren
Opening title created by Tori Cook
"JP Auclair Street Segment" from the film All.I.Can by Sherpas Cinema
Departures by Cy Kuckenbaker
The Motorcade by International Geographic
Rollerman by Danny Strasser; music by Michael Beckmann and Melina Fessmann
METRO Re/De-construction by Christopher Douglas Coleman
Psycho City by Vince Collins
Bubblegum Fannypack by Richard Dicko Mather
Let's Paint, Bicycle & Blend TV by John Kilduff
Sketch Three: Avant-Garde (R.P.M. 2) by Ryan Fox
Music video for "Cadillac Dreams" by Great Nordic Sword Fights
Scene 2 by Kim Laughton
3K Project TrackMania 2: Canyon (Slow Mo Version) by RickardRick
Featured music
"The Lens" by Thee Oh Sees
"Dance Yrself Clean" by LCD Soundsystem
"Cadillac Dreams" by Birdy Nam Nam
"Rain on a Highway" by Daughn Gibson
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