Top international post production studio The Mill is partnering with the UK Music Video Awards, sponsoring the Best Interactive Video award at this year's UKMVAs. It is the second year running that The Mill has become a partner of the UK Music Video Awards, the first time sponsoring the award that celebrates the best work in interactive videos - including the growing number of Immersive and Virtual Reality experiences.  

With studios in London, New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, The Mill is the home of world-class facilities and talent in VFX, animation, and colour grading, applying their expertise to everything from blockbuster features to music videos. Recent music-related projects at the company include VFX work on the videos for The Chemical Brothers' Wide Open and Massive Attack's Come Near Me, colour work on MØ's Final Song and Dua Lipa's Blow Your Mind, and the 4K remastering of Oasis's D'You Know What I Mean.

The Mill also has a growing reputation in Immersive and VR work, including work for Jack Daniels, New York Times, BBC Worldwide and for beatboxer Reeps One. Darren O’Kelly, MD of The Mill London, says the company is very pleased to be teaming up with the UK Music Video Awards, and sponsoring the Best Interactive Video award. 

"The Mill is proud to be partnering once again with the UKMVAs in an outstanding year for the craft of music-related filmmaking"

"The opportunity to showcase groundbreaking, evocative work that disrupts, delights and resonates is what the UKMVAs is all about," says O'Kelly. "The Mill is therefore extremely proud to be partnering once again with the UKMVAs, in what has been an outstanding year for the craft of music-related filmmaking. We look forward to a standout show in October and above all a chance to celebrate a genre of creativity that continues to push the boundaries and is the north for all things cool!"

The Mill is also playing host to the party where the nominations for this year's UK Music Video Awards will be announced, this Wednesday evening (September 21st). It's the second successive year that the UKMVA nominations are to be revealed at an event at The Mill's state-of-the-art London studio in Fitzrovia. 

With the nominations to be announced on September 21st, there is just a month to go to the UK Music Video Awards 2016, which will be held at the legendary Roundhouse in London on Thursday, October 20th. To book tickets to the award ceremony and aftershow party, head to the UKMVAs website.