Stephane Sednaoui has become one of the most internationally renowned photographers and directors since his introduction to the world of fashion by Jean-Paul Gaultier. At age 21, Stephane worked with photographer William Klein as the casting director and still photographer for his film La Mode, Mode D'Emploi; by age 22 he was working full-time as a professional photographer. Since 1985 Stephane has applied his unique photographic style to editorial fashion, celebrity portraiture, advertising print, and photojournalism, becoming one of its most celebrated players. 

His first major video breakthrough was the MTV award winning music video "Give it Away" for The Red Hot Chili Peppers in 1992, perhaps their most defining visual moment as a band. He has since gone on to create classic music videos for the likes of U2, R.E.M., Neneh Cherry, Alanis Morrisette and Bjork to name but a handful, each of which has brought an inspirational visual aesthetic to the song. His DVD features a host of special and exclusive material including a new collaboration with Bjork and much more.

Track Listing:

• Mirwais "Can't Wait"
• Tricky "For Real"
• Red Hot Chili Peppers "Scar Tissue"
• Mirwais "Disco Science"
• R.E.M "Lotus"
• Bjork "Possibly Maybe"
• Alanis Morissette "Ironic"
• Tricky "Pumpkin"
• Garbage "Queer"
• Tricky "Hell is Around the Corner"
• Massive Attack "Sly"
• Youssou N'Dour and Neneh Cherry "Seven Seconds"
• Bjork "Big Time Sensuality"
• Bjork "Big Time Sensuality" (new night version)
• The Black Crowes "Sometimes Salvation"
• U2 "Mysterious Ways"
• Red Hot Chili Peppers "Give It Away"
• NTM "Le Monde De Demain"
• U2 "Discotheque" (director's cut)

Shorts:

• Army of Me Animation inspired by Bjork's song
• Aqua Natasa Short film featuring Natasa Vojnovic
• Reve Reche Stephane's first short film attempt

Interviews and Commentaries:

• 34 minutes and 29 seconds of interviews. Including Bjork, Bono, Jean Paul Gaultier, Michael Stipe, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Shirley Manson, Tricky and more
• Stephane's presentation at New York University Film School

56-page Colour book:

• Diary of photos, storyboards, sketches and comments.