Project Detail

Where Did My Diamond Go?

Black and white hand-drawn character in Jacob Collier animated music video
Black and white hand-drawn character on colourful background in Jacob Collier animated music video
Black and white hand-drawn character in Jacob Collier animated music video
Black and white hand-drawn character and colourful title in Jacob Collier animated music video
Black and white hand-drawn character in Jacob Collier animated music video

Synopsis

'Where Did My Diamond Go?' is a sonic and visual sketch portraying one’s frantic search for empty treasures.
The piece is part of the 10-year anniversary edition of Jacob Collier's debut album, In My Room, released July 1st 2026.

Details

Year
2026
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
2 min 5 sec
Director
Marie Lavis
Producer
Marie Lavis
Executive Producer
Hajanga Creative LTD
Sound
Jacob Collier
Composer
Jacob Collier
Animator
Marie Lavis

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Executive Production:

Fran Haincourt
Hajanga Creative LTD

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