tiff pritchett

art director ⋆˙⟡ video editor  

Erika de Casier
 Ex-Girlfriend (feat. Shygirl)
NADAAMWe Are Goat People
Daughter Stereo Mind Game
LoveveryEvery Moment 
Mdou Moctar x black midiCollab Videos
BalcoltraF*ck yeah, they can
A. SavageThanksgiving Prayer
Various ArtistsOfficial Videos
RebagThe Way It Should Be 
Droga5Born Between Worlds 
Various ArtistsSocial-first Content
Various ArtistsPerformance Videos
Various ArtistsLyric Videos + Visualizers
Various ArtistsDSP Content
Scouts of AmericaWhat It Takes

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LAST UPDATED: SEPTEMBER 2024
Official Videos


Labels
4AD, Matador, 
Dog Show Records

creative direction, editing

Pale Saints - Kinky Love (Demo) 



To commemorate the 30th Anniversary Expanded Edition of Pale Saints' In Ribbons, 4AD sought to unveil an official video for “Kinky Love (Demo),” showcasing Ian Masters' vocals in lieu of Meriel Barham's original track. Drawing inspiration from the psychedelic hues, layered visuals, and dreamy imagery of the original 1991 video, the visual aesthetic of this new rendition captures an enchanting fusion of vibrant colors and a sin-infested garden-of-Eden atmosphere.

“In a filmic jaunt conceived and spliced by Tiff Pritchett, one finds oneself in a woozy, phantasmagorical parade of halfway-there images… an innocent cherub, twirling lovers, blooms of fancy, a meandering millipede, a rat indulging its palate, ants feasting upon a discarded apple core, billows in the sky, and a black feline… with an eye perhaps on a ratty hors d’oeuvre.”
— Post-Punk.com


Ruby Bell - We Were At The Club



A sparkling celebration of a night out, letting loose with friends and a lover, I had the pleasure of editing the music video for Ruby Bell’s 2024 single, “We Were At The Club”. Directed by Isa Castro-Cota, the video features Ruby strolling along the beach, winning big at the casino, and dancing at a vibrant party. I enhanced the playful and humorous tone of the track with pink, glittery overlays that captures the song's cheeky essence.


Fucked Up - Black Albino Bones



To mark the 15th anniversary edition of Fucked Up's Chemistry of Common Life, Matador Records sought to produce an official video for the band's iconic track, “Black Albino Bones.” In a nod to the early 2000s punk scene, I assembled footage from the original 2008 DIY music video, snippets from the band's infamous 12-hour show, and incorporated artistic references that influenced Fucked Up during the album's creation.




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