The last BUG shows of the year presented another programme of marvellous music videos - and Ian Pons Jewell was special guest at the premiere of BUG 40 at the BFI Southbank on November 28th. 

Ian talked to Adam Buxton about his time living in Bolivia this year, and making four music videos in quick succession there, including the Landshapes video that took him to this rather remote corner of South America, and the video for Naughty Boy's La La La - probably the most remarkable and surprising hit video of the year. 

Adam also took a look at recent interactive videos - including superb Bob Dylan video for Like A Rolling Stone - and there was the usual mix of genius animation, storytelling and comedy at BUG 40 – including Shane Meadows' unearthing Jake Bugg's acting talent for Slumville Sunrise, Andrew Thomas Huang's brilliant VFX in Atoms For Peace; Abteen Bagheri's story of young love for Bored Nothing; Mryzk & Moriceau's 'castration nightmare' for Jackson and his Computerband, and Emily Kai Bock's poignant tale of loss and memory for Arcade Fire. 

Videos

• Jake Bugg 'Slumville Sunrise' by Shane Meadows
• Devendra Banhart 'Für Hildegard von Bingen' by Isaiah Seret
• Atoms For Peace 'Before Your Very Eyes' by Andrew Thomas Huang
• Kaly Live Dub 'Allaxis' by Wasaru
• The Paper Kites 'Young' by Darcy Prendergast
• Bored Nothing 'Let Down' by Abteen Bagheri
• Landshapes ‘In Limbo’ by Ian Pons Jewell
• Naughty Boy ‘La La La’ (ft Sam Smith) by Ian Pons Jewell
• Fatboy Slim, Riva Starr & Beardyman 'Eat Sleep Rave Repeat' by Mark Waites
• Document 'Where You Are' by Nir Ben Jacob
• Jackson and his Computer Band 'G.I. Jane' by Mrzyk & Moriceau
• Washington Irving 'Palomides' by James Houston
• Bob Dylan 'Like A Rolling Stone' (Interactive) by Vania Heymann
• Arcade Fire 'Afterlife' by Emily Kai Bock