Producer

Andrew Lerios

Katy Perry begins&nbsp;the futuristic promo for her collab with Alesso by murmuring into an old fashioned payphone:&nbsp;"I think it's time to give them everything they want."&nbsp;Cue energetic dance scenes, robot dogs, glossy industrial backdrops.Blending high-energy performance shots with beauty setups and an overarching playful vibe, this is the first ever collaboration between pop royalty Perry&nbsp;and Hannah Lux Davis,&nbsp;one of the foremost directors of pop video.&nbsp;The use of choppy editing and glitchy visual effects adds a raw, technological edge to the video, which sets the sleek, machine-tooled video for When I'm Gone slightly&nbsp;apart from other Perry visuals. But then, she is the featured vocalist on this one. It's Alesso's track, and it's undoubtedly a banger.

United States

Hannah Lux Davis

Collin Druz

Brandon Bonfiglio

Luga Podesta

London Alley

Sean Bankhead

Targa Sahyoun

Alesso, Katy Perry 'When I'm Gone' by Hannah Lux Davis

Alesso, Katy Perry - When I'm Gone (Official Music Video)

Charli XCX stages a spectacularly inappropropriate&nbsp;send-off for her sadly departed lover in Hannah Lux Davis's cracking video&nbsp;for Good Ones.It's sexy goth-funeral vibes...

Lissy Castillo

Tonic Films

Jordana Delong

Susie Neill

Gaul Porat

Luis Caraza

Hoody Fx

Dan Curwin

Atlantic Records

Tommy Labuda

Charlie XCX 'Good Ones' by Hannah Lux Davis

Charli XCX - Good Ones [Official Video]

Anne Marie and Little Mix celebrate in style, in the epic video for Kiss My (Uh-Oh), directed by Hannah Lux Davis.&nbsp;There’s a lot of fun to be had, as the&nbsp;gang travel on a party plane, do shots, dress up in wedding attire and get serenaded by a group of strippers.&nbsp;Shot whilst Leigh-Anne and Perrie were pregnant, the group are split between the hotel room and the club, and it leads to a series of hilarious events.&nbsp;Bold, vibrant and action-packed,&nbsp;this has Hannah Lux Davis' glossy trademark style written all over it, and proves why she is one of the most in-demand music video directors of this generation.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

COMPULSORY

Kiran Mandla

Kim Jarrett

Joseph J Goldman

Steve Wingrove

Ben Keswick

Joe Mulvihill

Carlos Veron

Hugo Holford

Tilly Gerard

Cal Laird

Ivan Ovalle

Tanner Jackson

Beau Leon

Framestore

Steve Cameron

Beaumont Pritchard-James

Ollie Hogan

James Middleton

Neil McCarrick

Dani Vitale

Lane Casting

Hannah Ashby Ward

Holly Shearn

Anne Marie x Little Mix 'Kiss My (Uh-Oh)' by Hannah Lux Davis 

Anne-Marie & Little Mix - Kiss My (Uh Oh) [Official Video]

Lil Nas is banged up, but soon gets the hang of things...

Christian Breslauer

Saul Levitz

Lucky Bastards

Elias Talbot

Alexander Delgado

Columbia

Lil Nas X, Jack Harlow 'Industry Baby' by Christian Breslauer

Lil Nas X, Jack Harlow - INDUSTRY BABY (Official Video)

Two teen runaways escape their troubled childhood in Tim Mattia's video for Sam Hunt's Young Once.&nbsp;Traversing derelict backroads and expansive stretches of countryside, the pair fight to survive each day whilst making the most of their newfound freedom.&nbsp;DoP Justyn Moro utilises natural daylight and handheld camerawork to give the project an authentic feel. Getting up close in the action, the camera matches the frenetic, spontaneous movements of the couple, to give a sense of both adventure and fear of the unknown.&nbsp;A blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo from Sam Hunt in the café scene is an unintrusive addition, with the focus of the story staying on the teens and the promise of a new life.&nbsp;

Tim Mattia

Jack Winter

Justyn Moro

Jen Kennedy

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Lalim Edit

Country

country pop

Sam Hunt 'Young Once' by Tim Mattia

Sam-Hunt-'Young-Once'-by-Tim-Mattia

Tim Mattia brings us into the midst of a highly-charged and chaotic relationship, between a young magician and his assistant, for Tom Walker&#39;s Now You&#39;re Gone, featuring Zara Larsson.Featuring Michael Malarkey (The Vampire Diaries) &amp; Veronica Olivier, and set against the backdrop of Reno, Nevada, the video is a surprisingly gritty portrait of a&nbsp;man losing himself to the booze, continuously testing the faith of his girlfirned - especially when their act incolves him firing a gun at her. And that makes for a genuinely dramatic finale.&nbsp;

Kyle Kernan

Parker Mcmillan

Douglas E. Porter

Ionel Diaconescu

Joseph Altamuro

Maxi

Marshall Plante

Gloria FX

OB Management

Kat Cattaneo

Sony Music

Relentless Records

Tom Walker ft. Zara Larsson 'Now You’re Gone' by Tim Mattia

Tom-Walker-Ft.-Zara-Larsson-'Now-You’re-Gone'-by-Tim-Mattia

Rita Ora proves to be a master of disguise - and have more than a passing resemblance to J-Lo - in this video directed by the prolific Hannah Lux Davis that ponders the downside of fame.

Chris Probst

John Richoux

Nate Gross

Bryan Smaller

Fuliane Petikyan

Rita Ora ft. 6lack 'Only Want You' by Hannah Lux Davis

Rita-Ora-Ft.-6lack-'Only-Want-You'-by-Hannah-Lux-Davis

When the high school&nbsp;movie classics are referenced in music videos it usually happens one at a time. But for the much-adored thank you, next, there was only one thing for&nbsp;Ariana Grande and Hannah Lux Davis to do - riff on all of them.So you get Mean Girls, Bring It On, 13 Going On 30, Legally Blonde, and possibly one or two more. A treasure trove for afficionados of those movies. Incomprehensible to anyone who hasn&#39;t watched them, but that&#39;s not very many judging on the YouTube viewing&nbsp;figures - a new record number of views for the first day, and 100 million views in three days.&bull; <a href="https://variety.com/2018/music/news/every-pop-culture-reference-thank-u-next-video-1203067592/" target="_blank">Variety</a> - pop culture references in thank u, next video

Taylor Walsh

Republic Records

Ariana Grande 'thank u, next' by Hannah Lux Davis

Ariana Grande - thank u, next

Logic&#39;s song 1-800-273-8255 addresses the mental health crisis that plagues the developed world and the increasing number of&nbsp;young people taking their own lives -&nbsp;the phone number in the title is the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline number in the US. Now Andy Hines&#39; has directed a very fine video for the song, dramatising the struggles of a young man who has to deal with his family being unable to accept his burgeoning sexuality.The video delivers movie-style production values, with standout performances from the actors, including some well-known faces: Don Cheadle stars as the young man&#39;s father,&nbsp;Luis Guzmán as his school basketball coach, Matthew Modine as the father of his first boyfriend. It&#39;s a sensitively told and utterly convincing story of a young man&#39;s decline into despair - in a country where acting on an impulse to suicide is relatively easy.But what makes this a really good piece of work is that it&#39;s&nbsp;also about how&nbsp;otherwise decent people can harbour discriminatory views that without being challenged will destroy other people&#39;s lives. But they can change, and it&#39;s distinctly possible that people who watch this video will be positively affected by it too.

Andy Hines

Alex Randall

Jeff Bierman

Hannah Beachler

Joe Calardo

German Legarreta

Kai Lusk

Giovanni Cotto-Ortiz

Joe Bartone

Eric Ballew

Theodore Rysz

Matthew Lim

Antionette Messam

Sean Coleman

Alec Schweitzer

Logic ft Alessia Cara & Khalid '1-800-273-8255' by Andy Hines

Logic - 1-800-273-8255 ft. Alessia Cara, Khalid

If someone had told me last year, as I watched Colin Tilley pick up his UKMVA for Video of the Year that he&#39;d be directing a video for Rick Ross and Skrillex starring Jared Leto as The Joker then I&#39;d have completely believed you, because this is the music video industry and anything can happen.So here we are -&nbsp;Tilley takes his previous hip-hop video cool and gives it the Hollywood comic book movie treatment. It&#39;s a bizarre mashup of supervillainy and gang culture and having Leto in his Suicide Squad&nbsp;character&nbsp;in the video is a nice variation on the movie song&nbsp;tie-in trope of just splicing in arbitrary footage from the film.

Colin Tilley

Skrillex

Rob Witt

Vinnie Hobbs

Ricky Gausis

Skrillex & Rick Ross 'Purple Lamborghini' by Colin Tilley

Skrillex & Rick Ross - Purple Lamborghini [Official Video]

Well nobody&#39;s gonna accuse anybody of being subtle here, but that&#39;s absolutely no bad thing.Colin Tilley takes Fergie and a heap of other, rich, powerful and successful Mums (including Ciara, Kim Kardashian West, Chrissy Teigen, and Alessandra Ambrosio) and puts them centre stage in this sexy, cartoonish and brilliantly brash video.Set inside a colourful 50s pastiche in which MILFs of all creeds dominate the social landscape and attractive shirtless men are nothing but subservient and bewildered lackeys. We&#39;re treated to huge sets such as &#39;Milf Spa&#39;, &#39;Milf Shake Diner&#39; and &#39;MilfVille&#39; all of which look incredible, and feature enough milk-based innuendo to classify this video as unsuitable for vegans, probably.Don&#39;t let the gloss and the in-your-face hyperactive style fool you though, seeing a woman publicly breastfeed in a mainstream pop video is a huge statement, which will hopefully really annoy some sexists.

Kathy Angstadt

Pop, Hip Hop

Fergie 'M.I.L.F. $' by Colin Tilley

Fergie - M.I.L.F. $

Swedish producer Alesso has released I Wanna Know, paired with a fitting narrative video&nbsp;directed by&nbsp;Colin Tilley,&nbsp;which follows an unusual unrequited love story.It takes place on the set of a movie or video starring Alesso, located in a classic American diner - but centres on&nbsp;Alesso&rsquo;s motorcycle&nbsp;stuntman. As the talented stunt rider arrives on set he catches the eye of the stunning female lead.&nbsp;Then it looks like he might be making a good impression on her&nbsp;as he&#39;s brought in for the action sequences and all the dangerous and tricky takes -&nbsp;including a painful&nbsp;motorcycle skid.But at the end of the day, it&#39;s&nbsp;Alesso who gets the&nbsp;final kiss...&nbsp;

Trevor Durtschi

Corey Jennings

Def Jam

Dance, EDM

Alesso ft. Nico & Vinz 'I Wanna Know' by Colin Tilley

Alesso - I Wanna Know ft. Nico & Vinz

Tim Mattia&#39;s deftly-constructed drama with Halsey as a Polaroid-wielding schoolgirl double-dating with her mother with the most eligible son/father partnership in town, always threatens to spring a surprise. But when it happens, it still feels provocative.

Dustin Lane

Aubrey Woodiwiss

Danny Lockwood

Capitol Records

Halsey 'Colors' by Tim Mattia

Halsey-'Colors'-by-Tim-Mattia

Colin Tilley directs a blockbuster for No Chill, taking Skrillex and Vic Mensa into the heart of Tokyo&#39;s creative underground, in a relentless&nbsp;blast of vibrant colour, neon, bodies and outsider attitude amid the Japanese capital&#39;s unmatched urban aesthetic.It&#39;s a gripping thrill-ride, with excellent work by editor Vinnie Hobbs making sense of Skrillex and Mensa&#39;s Far East adventure.

Hip Hop

Skrillex & Vic Mensa 'No Chill' by Colin Tilley

Following the robust,&nbsp;cinematic&nbsp;video for&nbsp;<a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2015/07/01/kendrick-lamar-alright-colin-tilley-little-homies" target="_blank">Alright</a>,&nbsp;Colin Tilley teams up with Kendrick and friends&nbsp;to create&nbsp;this sexually charged&nbsp;comedy for&nbsp;These Walls. The eight-minute long video boasts some stellar lighting, cinematography&nbsp;and production design and is highly amusing from start to finish.A forewarning though, if you&#39;ve got kid on your lap or your mother in the room: it is mainly set in a brothel full&nbsp;of strippers&nbsp;and is not particularly safe for work. The narrative is set off when a jailed&nbsp;man tells his cellmates about the night before, blaming Lamar for his incarceration...&nbsp;&nbsp;

Clark Muller

Mark Bridges

Interscope

Alex Delgado

Kendrick Lamar feat. Bilal, Anna Wise & Thundercat 'These Walls' by Colin Tilley & The Little Homies

Kendrick-Lamar-Ft-Bilal,-Anna-Wise-&-Thundercat-'These-Walls'-by-Colin-Tilley

Rita Ora and Chris Brown play two neighbours who simply can&#39;t resist one another. Colin Tilley delivers this rather sexy number for Body On Me, featuring steamy performances from both the artists.

Luga Podesta, Brandon Bonfiglio

Bryan Younce

Rita Ora Ft Chris Brown 'Body On Me' by Colin Tilley

Rita-Ora-Ft-Chris-Brown-'Body-On-Me'-by-Colin-Tilley

Colin Tilley has created one of the videos of the year&nbsp;for Kendrick Lamar&#39;s Alright, a landmark work for the summer of 2015.&nbsp;It&#39;s an epic, nearly seven-minute long piece, featuring the&nbsp;exceptional&nbsp;cinematographic eyes of two DoPs - Rob Witt and Corey Jennings &ndash;&nbsp;and thrillingly high energy shots involving street parties,&nbsp;burning cars and&nbsp;joyrides of reckless abandon. We are immersed into&nbsp;Kendrick Lamar&#39;s hyperreal world, which casts the&nbsp;city as a bitterly oppressive environment that leads its residents to a life of&nbsp;vice,&nbsp;hussle and the pursuit of&nbsp;hope. But despite that, Lamar supplies irrepressibly&nbsp;positive energy.It&nbsp;begins with an intro exploring inner-city violence and subsequent police brutality, paired with&nbsp;his monologue&nbsp;shedding light on his past struggles with growing up in a&nbsp;ghetto,&nbsp;as well as&nbsp;his subsequent&nbsp;ethical struggles with becoming an influential figure. And the&nbsp;hopeful feeling Lamar is trying to capture&nbsp;is expressed in the exhilirating sequences&nbsp;where he&#39;s physically rising&nbsp;above the ground.This device&nbsp;doubly serves as a visual expression of&nbsp;feeling uplifted, away from your past struggles&nbsp;as well as a (perhaps unconscious)&nbsp;Christian symbol, which has him rising in a saintly manner away from temptation and sin.&nbsp;Then comes the&nbsp;finale, culminating in the strongest form of&nbsp;Christian symbolism around: that of tragic martyrdom.&nbsp;

Hoodyfx

The Little Homies

Hip-Hop

Kendrick Lamar 'Alright' by Colin Tilley & The Little Homies

Kendrick-Lamar-'Alright'-by-Colin-Tilley

Colin Tilley&#39;s promo for Ella Henderson&#39;s single Mirror Man starts as a simple performance piece and a narrative on male narcissism then becomes increasingly alluring as some nifty smoke fx are applied to the proceedings...

Ben Richardson

Mike O'Keefe

Sony

Ella Henderson 'Mirror Man' by Colin Tilley

Ella-Henderson-'Mirror-Man'-by-Colin-Tilley

Initially rejected, Justin Bieber finally gets his girl in Colin Tilley&#39;s promo for new single Confident, taken from his Journals album.Set in a gas station, Tilley&#39;s promo features a cameo from Chance The Rapper and driven by some very cool lighting by DP Nicholas Weisnet.

Luti Media

Nicholas Weisnet

Alexander Delango

Mildred Delamota

Justin Bieber ft Chance The Rapper 'Confident' by Colin Tilley

Justin Bieber - Confident ft. Chance The Rapper

Gil Green&rsquo;s image-morphing promo for Flo Rida&rsquo;s single Tell Me When U Ready sees the rapper team-up with Karate Chop artist Future for a night of wild partying in Las Vegas penthouses and clubs&hellip;

Gil Green

Artists and Derelicts

Randy Donaldson

Joe Labisi

Kamil Korus

Tyrina Lee

T. David Bimms

IMG Strongarm

Marisa Garner Associates

Urban

Flo Rida ‘Tell Me When U Ready’ by  Gil Green

London-based singer Josh Osho and Jordan Bahat get a taste of the livelier 'hoods of Los Angeles in the promo to new single Giants, featuring some tasty graffiti...

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