Producer

Amalia Rosen-Rawlings

Little Mix break out their explosive choreography skills, in KC Locke's breathless promo for Sweet Melody.&nbsp;Utilising a trademark mix of&nbsp;motion control, drones and steadicam, the fiesty visual&nbsp;is action-packed from the off, as the girls perform in an abandoned warehouse styled in futuristic monochrome outfits.&nbsp;DoP - and frequent collaborator - Stefan Yap leans into the frenetic energy, adding corruscating spotlights and flame-lit backdrops to the mix, resulting in a no-holds-barred reminder of why Little Mix are one of the world's most successful girl groups."It was a great experience teaming up with Little Mix for this dance choreography visual," says KC Locke. "I wanted to switch up the usual pop video aesthetics to bring a more dark, beauty feel and really show the girls' amazing dance and performance skills."We did this by experimenting with longer, more considered solo choreography, combined with big chorus group dance scenes. This video was shot using my trademark bold style in which I utilised techno cranes, steadicam, motion control, FPV drones and hand held."&nbsp;

United Kingdom

KC Locke

Marisa Garner

Lewis Nicholson

Meghan Wilcox

Swords & Eagles

Ella Taylor Palfrey

Jenny O’Sullivan

Luke Goodrich

Charlie Killick

Stefan Yap

Chris Steel

Rushil Choudhary

Nick Platt

Heidi North

Azza Carlo

Nico King

Jamil Shaukat

Alex Gregory

The Mill

Marisa Garner Associates

Little Mix 'Sweet Melody' by KC Locke 

Mabel designs her ideal man in Isaac Rentz's&nbsp;90s-inspired video for Boyfriend.&nbsp;The video opens with Mabel and friends using a futuristic LCD screen, swiping through schematics of various men. There's the nice guy, the sweet guy, the bad guy - and when the perfect man is just a click or a swipe away, why not indulge and see what's out there?&nbsp;Mabel does just that, awakening several different subjects and interacting with them in a glass room, but ultimately decides&nbsp;she is better off with her girls.&nbsp;DP&nbsp;Alexandre Jamin utilises bold colours and&nbsp;FX lights to create a dynamic and vibrant aesthetic, which is matched by&nbsp;Lucie Red's impeccable art direction. Mabel's performance brings the heat and switches up the pace through several impressive dance setups. Cinematic, and with a heavy dose of nostalgia, this is a brilliant promo pulled off by a talented creative team.&nbsp;

Isaac Rentz

Kode Media

Nathan Killham

Meghan Willcox

Rory Shaw

Alexandre Jamin

Bernin Isaac

Danny Hayward

Lucie Red

Simone Beyene /  Lola Chatterton

Rio Sreedharan / Coco Netty

Maria Asadi / Sian Duke

James Fage

Lalim Edit

Derek Hansen

Arsenal

Sean Coooper

Las Bandas Be Brave

Semera Khan

Contemporary R&B

Mabel 'Boyfriend' by Isaac Rentz

Mabel-'Boyfriend'-by-Isaac-Rentz

The two-part film, co-directed by Harry Barber and Kano, explores the London rapper’s Jamaican heritage and influences, and culminates in the most humble but important of gatherings - the coming together of friends to eat and drink.In&nbsp;this fly-on-the-wall-style documentary, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7vANW3jaAM" target="_blank">the first part of the film</a> serves as a prelude to the actual video for Kano's collaboration with Jamaican superstar Popcaan on Can't Hold We Down. Kano discusses his numerous trips to Jamaica since childhood, before he heads down to favourite East London shops with his mum to prepare for the feast - where they are joined by Popcaan, just arrived from Jamaica.&nbsp;In <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fCQ4drZkOE" target="_blank">Part 2 of the film</a>, we are back at Kano's mum's place, and the documentary dovetails smoothly into the music video. As Kano and Popcaan perform, dinner is cooked and served to friends, family and these legends of grime and dancehall. But not before mum blesses the table.&nbsp;

Harry Barber

Kano

DadBod Films

Rob Wildsmith

Ed Melech

Aaron Adrian Rogers

Ali Baines

Matt Cronin

Simone Grattarola

Time Based Arts

Sam Seager

Grime

Dancehall

Kano ft Popcaan 'Can’t Hold We Down' by Harry Barber & Kano

Kano-'Can’t-Hold-We-Down-(feat.-Popcaan)-'-by-Harry-Barber-&amp;-Kano

How do you follow Wiley's Boasty? Henry Scholfield has the answer: you get together with Stormzy, and you make another London classic.Vossi Bop, first single from the new Stormzy album, inspires the first collaboration between director and artist, with the big man in some iconic London locations (starting on a deserted Westminster Bridge),&nbsp;featuring some gobsmacking moves (lounging on the bonnet of a moving car, naturally), and another cameo from&nbsp;Idris Elba, for good measure.Transitioning from epic scene to epic scene with the smoothness that characterised Boasty, and an intensity that never falters, Stormzy dominates the screen, as he shares it with his crew of all ages, with his customary easygoing charisma. And Scholfield, with his trademark combination of flair, musicality and meticulous eye, directs another superbly entertaining work.It's a real statement of intent, from start to finish - achieved, remarkably, in ten working days from sign-off to delivery. So a remarkable production job too, led by producers Javier&nbsp;Alejandro and Amalia Rosen-Rawlings, and EP Daniella Manca.[imgtoken data:1]

Henry Scholfield

Javier Alejandro

Caviar

Daniella Manca

Zoe Travica

Jai Lusser

Kaname Onoyama

Simon Lakos

Jomar O'Meally

Craig Davis

Oian Arteta

Terri Higgins

Lauraine Bailey

Jess Summer

Vid Price

Trim Editing

Luke Morrison

Electric Theatre Collective

No.8

Jim Allen

Envy

Hands 

Dan Curwin

Alice White

Stephen Dunn

Josh Brooks

Richard Lewis

Stormzy 'Vossi Bop' by Henry Scholfield

Stormzy-'Vossi-Bop'-by-Henry-Scholfield

Huse Monfaradi delivers a live-performance video for Rag&#39;n&#39;Bone Man&#39;s stripped-back anthem Grace, shot at Real World Studios in Bath -&nbsp;introduced with the closing moments of another far less intimate live performance: his triumphant &#39;homecoming&#39; show at the Brighton Dome.

Huse Monfaradi

Moxie Pictures

Dawn Laren

Lauris Beinerts

Olly Wiggins

Sarah Jane Marks

Ben Harrex

Final Cut

Frankie Elster

Rob Hughes

Leila Mozun

Laura Clayton

Sony Music

Rag'n'Bone Man 'Grace' by Huse Monfaradi

Rag'n'bone-Man-'Grace'-by-Huse-Monfaradi

In his second video for Mick Jagger, Saam Farahmand encapsulates a chaotic world, including the stifling heat, within the nightclub from hell.&nbsp;Like England Lost, it&#39;s a metaphor, beautifully delivered.&nbsp;It&#39;s also&nbsp;unmistakeably&nbsp;contemporary. The&nbsp;paranoia, brutality and madness&nbsp;of the modern world are all&nbsp;present in the sweaty confines of the club, where Jemima Kirk plays the girl who questions the system, the clique divisions and the devotion to the godlike DJ.All this works well with Jagger&#39;s Gotta Get A Grip - a not bad at all Stones-like workout.

Saam Farahmand

Black Sheep Studios

Dan Keefe

Nailah Blissett

Steve Annis

Eira Wyn Jones

Alex Gibbon

Chloe Brady

Jeanie Annan-Lewin

Cathy Ennis

Michelle Boggs

Julia Knight

Work Editorial

Mark Gethin

MPC LA

Thom Godsill

Franck Lambertz

Alex Gabucci

Kharmel Cochrane

Caroline Clayton

Polydor

Rock

Mick Jagger 'Gotta Get A Grip' by Saam Farahmand

Mick-Jagger-'Gotta-Get-A-Grip'-by-Saam-Farahmand

Emil Nava teams up with ex-One Direction heartthrob Liam Payne and Migos member Quavo for the slick, colourful Strip That Down.We all know Emil Nava is a dab hand with a slick and polished pop video and this is no exception. Moody lighting that washes the space with colour and a background that contrasts gorgeously with the performer - Nava has his complimentary colour theory nailed down perfectly here. This is what make&#39;s Liam&#39;s black &amp; white performance to camera all the more visually impactful - the video becomes a montage of contrasts and eye-catching visual stimuli.

Emil Nava

Ammolite Inc

Amy James

Chris Kelly

Patrick Meller

Jeff Vine

Sam Alberg

Sean Fazende

Cut+Run

Aubrey Woodiwiss

OB Management

Capitol Records

Liam Payne ft. Quavo 'Strip That Down' by Emil Nava

Liam-Payne-Ft.-Quavo-'Strip-That-Down'-by-Emil-Nava

Malia James paints a colourful, melancholic portrait of relationships in this clip for Snakehips &amp; MØ.Shot against the colourful urban backdrop of Berlin, the video follows the same man through two different relationships, intercutting between them to show the contrasting dynamics. Sometimes the two stories intersect, leading to some sad moments in wonderful settings. Vibrant lights, and textural locations turn the film into heartbreaking visual treat.

Malia James

Prettybird

Hannah May

Laura Thomas-Smith

Jackson Hunt

Cobblestone

Juri Weisner

Thomas Lohann

Chris Roebuck

Houmam Abdallah

Juliette Larthe

Snakehips & MØ 'Don't Leave' by Malia James

Snakehips & MØ - Don't Leave (Official Video)

Jim Canty provides a fairly accurate portrayal of an actual music video shoot for&nbsp;Olly Murs&#39; Grow Up.

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