Producer

Andrew Rawson

KSI and Oliver Tree can't catch a break with the woman they love, in the offbeat promo for Voices.Directed by Oliver Tree, and infused with his unique&nbsp;brand of oddball&nbsp;comedy, we see both artists try to impress the same girl at a romantic dinner - and&nbsp;failing dismally. She sees them as being just too childish.&nbsp;From there, we see a cycle of absurdist vignettes, with big hair, streams of CGI tears and a mini-meltdown at a restaurant.&nbsp;From the unique aesthetic through to the top-notch styling and visual effects, the video is a&nbsp;tour de force&nbsp;of creativity. Will no doubt make some waves come award season.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Oliver Tree

Just Fred

Alien Boy Films

Fred Bonham Carter

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Paul Donatelli

Jack Fontaine

Mike Moore

Pieter Snyman

Josh Tue

Emily Mcney

Zoe Gunn

James Duffy

Sabrina Linder

Sam Allen

Thomas Mangham

Black Kite Studios

KSI ft Oliver Tree 'Voices' by Oliver Tree

KSI feat. Oliver Tree - Voices (Official Video)

Multi-hyphenate creative Wesley Joseph self-directs the etheral promo for Monsoon.&nbsp;As with Joseph's self-directed video&nbsp;for Thrilla last year,&nbsp;it's presented as a series of poetic vignettes, and imbued with a sense of otherworldly energy, exploring character and concept through dazzling costumes and slick styling.&nbsp;Without a narrative to tie things together, the abstract visual is instead left open to interpretation, and exudes a magical, fantastical vibe throughout. It's fantastic work, and&nbsp;absolutely stunning to look at.&nbsp;

Sarah Asmail

Wesley Joseph

Stink Films

Krunal Saadrani

Jake Gabbay

Dom Mckiernan

Michael Hannides

Richie Oldfield

Secretly Canadian

Wesley Joseph 'Monsoon' by Wesley Joseph

Wesley-Joseph-'Monsoon'-by-Wesley-Joseph

Felix Brady returns to the world of music videos with a groundbreaking tour de force of action and VFX for Greentea Peng.The video for Look To Him is an exploration of originality, creativity, and shaping your own reality, as the promo takes audiences on a journey that defies what we would consider possible - even in the world of movie-making.As Aria Wells, aka Greentea Peng, performs Look To Him and acts as the omniscient narrator from afar,&nbsp;an action sequence unfolds upon the roof of a speeding car&nbsp;between two men - part-fight, part-dance - with the camera as an integral participant to the action, constantly circling the performers.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]The spectacular action sequences were achieved by an innovative application of technology by Felix Brady - who's last foray into music video was the brilliant <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/08/13/greentea-peng-hu-man-directors-cut-felix-brady/66109" target="_blank">Greentea Peng video for Hu-Man</a>&nbsp;in 2020. Since then, he has been honing his filmmaking craft&nbsp;making commercials,&nbsp;and it shows.To achieve a 360 degree shot of choreography atop of a moving car on a limited budget required a highly ambitious technical approach that had not been done before - involving precise 3D mapping, cars on rotating turntables, custom algorithms, and virtual environments supplied by the gaming&nbsp;giant EPIC Games.[imgtoken data:2]Brady's ingenious solution was to 'create'&nbsp;an orbiting camera move by spinning the vehicle on a platform inside an LED volume - on the largest LED stage in Europe, in Latvia. Virtual backgrounds, supplied by EPIC Games, originally created for the videogame The Matrix Awakens, were then synced to match the car’s rotation.In fact, Brady&nbsp;utilized a never-done-before filming technique involving precise 3D mapping and bespoke algorithms to offset in-camera tilt, jib, and pan, to track with the animated backgrounds. The result is a dizzying, dazzling display, where fantasy blockbuster action meets a&nbsp;playfulness&nbsp;inspired by the music of Greentea Peng.[imgtoken data:3]“I felt equally as passionate about the creative and the song as I did with the technical aspects," says Brady. "The video is really all about source energy and believing you can tap into it at any time and so you don't need to look to others for that.“The car is the vessel for this idea. It’s the analogy for life being relentless and ever moving, it’s this foundational thing we can’t jump off. The characters atop the car are representative of the flamboyant side and the serious side, the transience of life and all its intertwined conflicts."Felix adds, “I couldn't be happier with the outcome. Especially considering the budget we had to work with. I’m now incredibly passionate about pushing the limits of LED volumes. It’s the playground of the future.”

Adam Khazhmuradov

Sasha Shadid

Tatyana Alexander

Charlie Morris

Felix Brady

Shea Coleman

Konrad Losch

Sylvie Briggs

Ismay Bickerton

Alex Kryszkiewicz

Eyaz Christy

Ricardo Garofalo

Jonny Vieco

Liv Ay

Trim Editing

Alex Gregory

No.8

Tom Manton (producer), Sean Costello (EP), Selected Works

Clare Melia

Spirit Studios

The Mill

Selected Works

Tom Luff

Greentea Peng 'Look To Him' by Felix Brady

Greentea Peng - Look To Him (Official Video)

KSI takes on himself in an explosive boxing match, in Troy Roscoe's slick and entertaining VFX-fired&nbsp;promo for Not Over Yet,&nbsp;featuring Tom Grennan.&nbsp;The first half of the video explores the preparation for the match, presenting slick vignettes where giant hailstones fall from the sky, and KSI plunges into a futuristic looking ice bath, training underwater - referencing an iconic photo of Muhammed Ali.&nbsp;When things get going inside the ring, things take a huge step up, boasting a true feat of careful pre-production and VFX based around a motion control shoot. So it's not so surprising that this is No.1 on YouTube's UK Music Video chart right now.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;"(This is) most definitely one of my most favourite shoots and videos to date!" says Troy Roscoe.&nbsp;"So much went into this. From pre-production to final delivery it was a meticulous process, as there were so many things that could go wrong.&nbsp;I knew we had our work cut out.&nbsp;"Usually you find yourself in a position where people have experience in how to pull these things off. But none of us had seen anything like it, as it’s very hard to make a clone come into contact with one another through VFX. Usually you would use deep fakes, but we went for an organic approach so that it looks as real as possible. And it’s safe to say we pulled it off![imgtoken data:2]"The concept is beautiful, as the root of it is something everybody can relate to, focussed on the fact that the only competition you actually have is [with] yourself. The fact that each day you should aim to be better than you were yesterday - and in this visual we provide an embodiment of that as KSI knocks the living daylight out of the old version of himself."It's a&nbsp;video I will be proud of forever, and will go down in my own personal history book!"

Ash Halliburton

Vivan Wonka

Troy Roscoe

Marisa Garner Associates

Dan Curwin

Ed Smith

Miguel Carmenes

Marisa Garner

Jack Meredith

Alex Kelleher

Harry Coleman

Felix Wildey

Shamara Roper

John Holloway

Edit Egg

Andi Chu

Max Colt

Atlantic Records

KSI ft Tom Grennan 'Not Over Yet' by Troy Roscoe

Ksi-Ft-Tom-Grennan-'Not-Over-Yet'-by-Troy-Roscoe

The New Hope Club boys experience four seasons in one day, in Troy Roscoe's feel-good promo for Getting Better.&nbsp;Walking around a residential block, we see the group take the elements in their stride, as they joyously perform in the middle of the street.&nbsp;"This was for sure one of my favourite shoots to date," says Roscoe. "Admittedly, as soon as I decided I wanted New Hope Club to walk through an abundance of weather elements, we had our work cut out. There was so much room for error, as instead of going for visual effects, we opted for real physical weather simulations."&nbsp;&nbsp;"The boys made this an absolute breeze - pardon the pun - as their raw talent, charisma and charm brought the visual to life and made it a pleasure to work with them. I think telling an artist you want them to walk through real rain, wind and snow is always a difficult conversation, but the boys were down for anything in order to achieve the epic video that we did."&nbsp;The playful concept is executed perfectly, and makes for a unique and refreshing visual. Now someone go get the group (and crew)&nbsp;a hot cup of tea!&nbsp;

Robbie Canale

Craig Cox

Freddie Wright

Matt Allsop

Dan Howe

Romin Sartipi

B.art.

New Hope Club 'Getting Better' by Troy Roscoe

New-Hope-Club-'Getting-Better'-by-Troy-Roscoe

Harry Law pays homage to classic performance videos in his promo for 5 Seconds Of Summer.&nbsp;Drawing inspiration from pop rock videos of the 90’s and&nbsp;early 00’s&nbsp;- from artists such as Oasis, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and The All-American Rejects -&nbsp;the video for Me, Myself &amp; I takes place in a dimly lit warehouse, with a motion control camera seamlessly cutting around the different personalities of each band member.&nbsp;The video forms a part of the Australian pop outfit's new vision, which is being conceptualised with a number of other creatives across the board, including creative director Tyler Serebreni.[imgtoken data:1]“Me Myself &amp; I&nbsp;has such an iconic energy to it, getting to capture that feeling visually while the band was on a global world tour was so incredible, it gave us so much to play with," says&nbsp;Serebreni.&nbsp;"We wanted to put a twist on a performance video, focusing on technology while keeping the aesthetic and inspiration of so many iconic early 2000s performance videos, but still grounded and in line with our album campaign."Harry [Law] helped us bring this vision to life perfectly, complex in its simplicity, highlighting the individuality and style of the guys."

Australia

Ash K Halliburton

Tyler Johnston

Harry Law

Other Half

Murren Tullett

Dustin Grant

Alexa Haywood

Cara Scott

Chris Malin

Morgan Hall

Joey Choy

Jamie Hodgson

Work Editorial

Joseph Bicknell

Company 3

Nomad

Tyler Serebreni

5 Seconds Of Summer 'Me Myself & I' by Harry Law

5-Seconds-Of-Summer-'Me-Myself-&-I-'-by-Harry-Law

Seb Tabe directs a vérité-style insight into a typical day in the life of Theodor Black, in the promo for Top Down.&nbsp;We see Theodor and his friends venture through the streets of London, hanging out and causing havoc, before settling down in the studio in the evening.&nbsp;Whether hijacking&nbsp;a pizza delivery driver's motorcycle or on the run from the police, the group thrive on the rush and thrill of their mischief, and these situations are perfectly encapsulated in a short film structure.&nbsp;

Tilda Bonham Carter

Seb Tabe

Noir

Chaimaa Ormazabal

Greg Smith

Oscar Ginn

Orlando O'mahoney

Richard Angei

Poppy Ridell

Editegg

John Alexander Lowe

Theodor Black

Theodor Black 'Top Down' by Seb Tabe

Theodor Black - TOP DOWN (Official Video)

Michael Holyk creates an entertaining&nbsp;faux trailer for an epic summer blockbuster, in his new promo for David Guetta, Becky Hill and Ella Henderson.&nbsp;Shot between Miami and Spain, the video is inspired by classic movie Thelma &amp; Louise - featuring&nbsp;Becky and Ella&nbsp;on the run from Guetta's enigmatic police detective.&nbsp;The video is a high-octane, fast-paced amalgamation of performance and narrative vignettes, and perfectly matches the Summer vibes of Guetta's latest hit.&nbsp;The use of title cards and fake reviews helps sell the concept, whilst all of the artists bring their A-game with the performances.Who knows, maybe a real action blockbuster with the biggest pop titans is what we've all been waiting for...&nbsp;

Laura Folch

Lane Casting

Victoria Adcock

Adele Cany

Miguel Angel Romero

Michael Holyk

OB Management

John Hassay

Alex Garloph

Matthew Emvin Taylor

Javier Alejandrox

Alex Morego

Cesar Vega

Sergi Lafeuente

Freancesc Chico

Wendy Turner

Grace Griffiths

Lisa Laudat

Flaura Atkinson

Homespun

Conor Coolbear

Electric Theatre Collective

B. Art. Studio

Warner Music

David Guetta & Becky Hill & Ella Henderson 'Crazy What Love Can Do' by Michael Holyk

David-Guetta-&-Becky-Hill-&-Ella-Henderson-'Crazy-What-Love-Can-Do'-by-Michael-Holyk

UKMVA-winning,&nbsp;Grammy-nominated director Tanu Muino directs pop superstar Harry Styles&nbsp;in his London pomp, in the gorgeous promo for As It Was.&nbsp;Shot across several remarkable London-based&nbsp;locations - including the Barbican estate, Lindley Hall and the penguin enclosure at London Zoo - this wonderfully dreamlike video ushers in a new era for the artist, combining melancholy with an unabashed sense of freedom and a glimmer of hope.&nbsp;The whimsical art direction and blocking of the scenes feels like a golden-age musical - complete with flamboyant styling and an emotional narrative hook.&nbsp;Styles is absorbing to watch, as always, and the video feels immediately iconic, elevated by the teamwork between the UK and Ukrainian crew.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]&nbsp;

Tanu Muino

UnderWonder Content

Bryan Younce

Nikita Kuzmenko

Frank Borin

Ivanna Borin

Yoann Bourgeois

Carlos Font Clos

Max Colt @ The Frender

Columbia Records

Molly Hawkins

Harry Styles 'As It Was' by Tanu Muino

Harry-Styles-'As-It-Was'-by-Tanu-Muino

Wendy Morgan continues her run of successful collaborations with&nbsp;Lous And The Yakuza, with the dazzling promo for&nbsp;Kisé.&nbsp;Balancing a lo-fi aesthetic with slick performance vignettes, the video plays out like a fashion film, packing a wave of abstract visuals into a super-short timeframe.&nbsp;The transition between nostalgic home-video effects and glossy setups is achieved through match-cuts and a breakneck edit, whilst the experimental layering and frenetic camera movements add a distinctive, textural vibe to the concept.&nbsp;

France

Wendy Morgan

Elena Mottola

Nicole O'connell / Hart Represents

Scheme Engine

Joel Honeywell

Jannie McInnes

Kash Powell

Pal Berdahl

Yumiko Hikage

Aurore Gibrien

Luke Morrison

Jacob Mendel

Justin Rose

Lous And The Yakuza 'Kisé' by Wendy Morgan

Lous-And-The-Yakuza-'Kisé'-by-Wendy-Morgan

Harry Law directs a touching promo for Calum Scott's If You Ever Change Your Mind.&nbsp;Employing a choreography-based approach for the visual, the concept revolves around a couple who are on the cusp of breaking up, but drawn back to each other by their connection.&nbsp;We've seen plenty of interpretive choreography in the music video space, but this video ups the ante with seamless practical effects, which sees the dancers contort, balance and float in a way that feels ethereal and poignant.&nbsp;The movement feels inspired and emotional, whilst the intimate cinematography ensures the focus rests on the characters and the beautiful performance section.&nbsp;

Andrew Rawson

Producer

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