Music Videos

A dance-fueled night of rhythm, style, and screen-shaking visuals at SHACK15.

Get ready for a high-energy evening where rhythm rules and style takes center stage. Our Music Videos screening at SHACK15 transforms the iconic Ferry Building into a dynamic celebration of music and movement on screen. Featuring a curated selection of dance-driven music videos from global icons and indie artists alike, this program blends choreography, cinematography, and sound into pure visual joy. From poetic street dances to cinematic showstoppers, these films pulse with emotion, attitude, and inventiveness. With drinks, live dance, and opportunities to meet the filmmakers, this is more than a screening—it’s a party for dance lovers, music fans, and visual storytellers alike.

Includes a live performance by Bboy Wicket and crew, plus music by DJ Nino Msk.

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SCHEDULE:
6:30p | Reception with beverages (open to all)
7:30p | Program begins

ABOUT SHACK15:
SHACK15 is a social club in the heart of San Francisco, dedicated to serving the next generation of entrepreneurs, innovators and changemakers. Located in the iconic San Francisco Ferry Building with panoramic views of the Bay, SHACK15 has a rich programming calendar for a diverse community to gather and connect.

Please review SHACK15’s House Rules and Guest Code of Conduct.

SHACK15 LOCATION:
SHACK15 is located on the 2nd floor of San Francisco’s Ferry Building. Please use the elevator to come to the 2nd floor in the Ferry Building’s “Office Lobby” – located underneath the giant clock tower, on the left side of the main market entrance.

Program Info

Thursday, November 6 @ 6:30PM

Venue: SHACK15

Runtime: 42 minutes, plus a live performance

GA $25 / Arts Patron $45

Program Films

A person in a red suit sits on a red chair shaped like a hand, surrounded by red walls. Multiple hands reach toward them from openings in the walls. The entire scene is set against a vibrant red background.
A kaleidoscopic journey through sound, shape, and self, set to Foster the People’s disco-inspired anthem.
Rupert Holler
Teresa Toogie Barcelo
(Austria, 2024) 3:53 minutes

Foster the People – Lost in Space

A group of people run across an urban rooftop, while duplicates of their bodies appear above them in midair, as if flying or leaping, with a city skyline in the background under a cloudy sky.
Thirteen dancers bring movement and emotion to a dance-pop anthem rooted in unity and self-expression.
Daniel Askill
Jacob Jonas The Company
(United States, 2025) 3:24 minutes

David Guetta & Sia – Beautiful People...

A person with short locks, white painted stripes and dots on their face, dark lipstick, and green beaded jewelry stands outdoors, with another person blurred in the background. Their expression is serious, and focused.
In the heart of Burkina Faso, dance becomes a living thread between tradition, community, and change.
Jacob Londry Bonkian, Djibril Ouattara
Djibril Ouattara
(France / Burkina Faso, 2024) 6:46 minutes

Kananaye – Cimetre

A person sits alone on the floor in a dark room, illuminated by blue light, framed by an open doorway. The atmosphere is eerie and mysterious.
In a haunting dance with memory and shadow, a woman confronts the ghosts of her past.
Samuel Spiegel
Deena Thomsen, Ryan Spencer
(United States, 2024) 3:54 minutes

TRY – With Me with Empress Of

Four men stand on a graffiti-covered street in an industrial area. The man in front holds his hand up toward the camera, partially obscuring his face. The image is in black and white.
In a desolate urban landscape, five dancers turn movement into silent prayer in this soul-stirring video for Yemen Blues.
Or Schraiber
Or Schraiber
(United States, 2024) 4:03 minutes

Yemen Blues – Prayers

A group of dancers perform expressive poses in an office with cubicles, dressed in black and white clothing and surrounded by desks and computers. Most of them look into the camera.
In a surreal spin on office life, "Money" dismantles the rhythms of the 9-to-5, exposing the grip of capitalist systems through movement that resists, repeats, and rebels.
Jordyn Apostolache
Jordyn Apostolache
(United States, 2025) 3:52 minutes

Money

Three people energetically dance on a rooftop under a clear blue sky, surrounded by bright yellow and blue walls. Each wears vibrant clothing and strike the same dynamic pose - a jump with one knee bent and hands flexed, out to the side.
A sunlit city becomes a musical playground in this jubilant ode to freedom, friendship, and feeling alive.
Josh Taylor
JA Collective
(United States, 2024) 5:09 minutes

half•alive – Sophie’s House

A man with green eyes and slicked-back brown hair stands in a dimly lit bar, wearing a teal western suit with floral, embroidered patterns and a bolo tie. He stares intensely into the distance.
In a neon-soaked cityscape, a man moves through shadows and memory in search of a love just out of reach.
Jay Walker
Erin Murray
(Czech Republic, 2024) 3:27 minutes

Lazer Viking – ICU BBY

Two people dance closely on a city sidewalk at night. The person in front wears a matching blue checkered outfit and earrings, while the person behind wears a cap and a jacket. The background shows storefronts and columns.
On a summer night in London, two dancers move through light and rhythm in a soulful celebration of joy and freedom.
Tajana Tokyo
Kikz Katika & Michele Zan
(United Kingdom, 2024) 4:11 minutes

Ezra Collective – God Gave Me Feet for D...

Dancer Will West wears a white tank top and beige pants as he stands in a dimly lit warehouse, looking upward with his eyes closed. Large wooden crates are stacked in the background.
In an empty warehouse pulsing with soul, dancers move as one, bringing the past into rhythm with the present.
Charlie Di Placido, J.Lloyd
Shay Latukolan
(United Kingdom, 2024) 3:29 minutes

Jungle – Let’s Go Back