Deftones CeremonyWatch at the source
Ceremony by Deftones is a moody, atmospheric rock track. The video stars actress Cleopatra Coleman exploring an abandoned mansion filled with surreal rooms and haunting imagery—capturing themes of solitude, reflection, and inner transformation.
Deftones' official video for "Ceremony" – from the new album, Ohms.
new album, private music, coming august 22, 2025.
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Formed in Sacramento, CA, in 1988, the multiplatinum GRAMMY® Award-winning Deftones are an influential alternative presence with over 10 million records sold worldwide. In 2020, Deftones continued their trailblazing arc as an alternative leader with their ninth full-length album, Ohms, and a thrilling full-album remix of White Pony.
Deftones’ music video for “Ceremony”, released 2021. 3:55 in HD, 4,684,419 plays and 92,600 likes on YouTube. Filed under Metal, Pop and Rock. AltSounds Curated.
- Director
- Leigh Whannell
- Cinematography
- Sonja Tsypin
- Producer
- Emma Buerklin
- Executive producer
- Kyle Cogan
- Production
- Simian
- Editor
- Kyle Cogan
- Make-up
- Peggy Wright, Kasha Lassien, Luna Vela
- Featuring
- Cleopatra Coleman
- Production designer
- Lauren Kim
- Colored
- Kath Raisch
- Post producer
- Logan Powaski
- Production manager
- Joshua Rowen-Keren
- Head of production
- Zack Stauffer
- Production coordinator
- Leah Butcher
- 1st assistant director
- Parker McMillin
- 2nd assistant director
- James Cornett
- Director’s assistant
- Helena Hawkes
- 1st assistant camera
- Torin Bradshaw
- 2nd assistant camera
- Tereza Vachova
- Steadicam
- Chris Loh
- Gaffer
- Mohamed Alaali
- Best boy electric
- Jasper Khadjenouri
- Electric
- Aakash Raj, Mélisse Riahi, Nestor Valenzuela
- Key grip
- Camilo Godoy
- Best boy grip
- Andres Gutierrez
- Grip
- Nick Weir, Jack Alexander
- Art director
- Juan Ramal
- Prop master
- Sadie Moon
- Leadperson
- Andrew Bond
- Set dresser
- Ryan Johnson
- Art PA
- Cesar Reyes
- Costume designer
- Meredith Peebles
- Assistant costume designer
- Shelby Hutchinson, Elena Righi
- Deftones hair
- Peggy Wright
- Hair
- Kasha Lassien
- Assistant hair
- Luna Vela
- Production assistant
- Robert Main, Andrea “Dre” Quinonez, Stacy Dickerson, Jacob Falberg, Quin McCarthy, Rahul Menon
- Set medic
- Steph Mock
- Location
- Russell Jones, Omar Buitron-Orozco
- Video commissioner
- Devin Sarno
- Deftones art director
- Frank Maddocks
- Casting
- Rebel Casting