Shot over three days on the Thamesmeade estate in South East London and a working men’s club in Brixton, The Script and director Paul Banks collaborate on this gritty yet upbeat promo to next single Millionaires. Exploring the idea that maybe money isn’t the answer to everything, Banks documents the joy, madness and boredom of [...]

Shot on their recent world tour, Paul Banks captures The Script in full flight on and off stage – with some excellent work from DP Greg Copeland – intercut with extra to-camera footage in his flowing promo for new single If You Could See Me Now. The Script If You Could See Me Now (Sony [...]

Shot at the decaying Tower Theatre in downtown LA, Phil Harder shoots The Script performing their power ballad Six Degrees Of Separation backed by a sea of spotlights. Filmed in both black and white and colour, Phil re-creates their live show (he saw the band a few nights earlier at Radio City in New York) [...]

In this latest collaboration between The Script and Charles Mehling, the time the band were keen for Charles to explore the song’s theme: the issues of youth drug addiction. The video follows three young people, focusing mainly one of them, a teenage girl, on their journey to find help. The Script If You Ever Come [...]

Following his short film (shot in New York) that accompanied their single For The First Time, Charles Mehling takes The Script to Camden to shoot their next release Nothing. Filmed in an underwater studio, the video follows singer Danny on a drunken night out as he bemoans his lost love, then jumps off a bridge [...]

Shot in and around Manhattan, Charles Mehling’s promo for The Script’s For The First Time stars actors Luke Threadaway and Eve Hewson in this classic tale of ‘the Irish love the Big Apple’. The perfect setting with the band sounding evermore wide-screen. The Script For The First Time (Sony Music) Director: Charles Mehling Producer – [...]

Don’t be fooled by the LA setting. This video is as Irish as a flame-haired colleen sipping a pint of the black stuff on the banks of the Liffey. While listening to U2. Clever Dublin-based directing team D.A.D.D.Y. – that’s Mike Ahean and Enda Loughman – directed the new video for big Eire export The [...]

Charles Mehling, director of videos for high profile artists including Stereophonics, Natasha Bedingfield, James Morrison and The Script (pictured), has joined Bikini Music Videos in the UK. The former bass player of The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Charles has been highly regarded on both sides of the Atlantic for his artist-friendly photographic style ever since starting [...]

And so this week’s unfolding saga of videos that are in production or just completed goes on. It’s been quite a story. And it’s not over yet… Collision: Ben Foley has directed Wideboys feat. Shaznay Lewis’s Daddy O for Hermione Ross at All Around The World. Colonel Blimp: Sarah Chatfield has directed Annie’s I Know [...]