Adam Powell delivers a series of fast-paced cinematic inner city imagery to compliment Giggs’ particular brand of digital hip hop on his forthcoming single Hustle. Giggs Hustle (XL) Director: Adam Powell Production Company: Black Dog Producer: Nick Ferguson DP/Editor: Adam Powell Commissioner: Phil Lee Watch:
The King Blues are set to release the anthemic Holiday to coincide with their appearance at the Reading Festival later this month and they’ve enlisted Adam Powell to direct the video. Keeping it real with the half-sung, half-rapped lyric, Adam unravels several moodily-lit set pieces, always echoing the grittiness of the track. The King Blues [...]
Eyebrows will be raising, brows furrowing and teenage girls’ mouths shaping into pouts (all possibly at the same time) as Tinchy dumps his pop-friendly hip-hop for something rather tougher. It’s a brave move. Adam Powell rises to the challenge and continues to grow his reputation as ‘the urban guy’ with this slick but gritty performance [...]
Giggs is kicking up a storm on the UK grime scene online, in the press and feted by Radio 1’s Zane Lowe, and this Adam Powell-directed promo echoes the grit, underground spirit and minimalist vibe of Look What The Cat Dragged In. Giggs Look What The Cat Dragged In (XL) Director: Adam Powell Production Company: [...]
Starring Felix Light as the young kid about to experience his first crush and subsequent humiliation, this sweet promo marks a new direction for Adam Powell’s work with Jamie T: a storyline. This was shot (beautifully, as you’d expect with Adam’s work) in and around Broadstairs on the Kent coast. And by the final frame, [...]
Heavy British hip-hop from the rapper who calls himself Giggs (but looks more like Anelka) – newly signed to XL – beautifully captured by Adam Powell.
Adam Powell’s latest video for Jamie T returns to the irresistible formula of the MVA-nominated Fire Fire. In other words, up close and personal with Jamie, on tour in Australia – this time intercut with lyric-illustrating stock footage. Adam, with his skate filmmaking background, does the intimate-action thing superbly well – not least on the [...]
Skunk Anansie bounce back, harder and heavier than ever. And Adam Powell gives them a powerful, visceral, great looking performance vid. Excellent work from DoP Marcus Domleo, and a nice edit from Adam himself. Skunk Anansie Tear Up The Place (One Little Indian) Prod co: Black Dog Films Director: Adam Powell Producer: Alex Heathcote DoP: [...]
It’s going down in Hampton Wick, as Jamie T and Adam Powell look for trouble in SW London’s leafy ‘burbs. This is Adam’s second video for Jamie, following his riotous, lo-fi vid for Fire Fire a few months back. Sticks, albeit a bit more polished, has the same joie de vivre and fire in the [...]
