Andrew Trewartha

Oscar Sansom directs a melancholic live promo for Liam Gallagher's All You're Dreaming Of.&nbsp;Shot for&nbsp;The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, the film sees the legendary ex-Oasis frontman perform at sunset on a barge, as it sails&nbsp;up the river Thames into central London.The stunning cinematography and&nbsp;dramatic location come together to form a truly unforgettable moment.Gallagher's vocal chops are as good as they've ever been, and the performance is nothing short of magical, exuding an understated energy and a slice of carefree nostalgia.&nbsp;"Working on this film with Liam has been one of those true once in a lifetime experiences," says&nbsp;Sansom. "The logistics of coordinating and undertaking the project has been extremely complicated but when it actually came to the moment of the performance starting, it felt kind of effortless."Liam is without doubt one of the greatest frontmen of our generation and we wanted to create something unforgettable for this show. I remember that moment going through the Thames Barrier at the start of the show and just thinking; this is going to be something really special..."

United Kingdom

Oscar Sansom

Amy James

Forest Of Black

Beth Allan

Sam Eldridge

Brett Turnbull

Tom McFarling

Ben Parish

Jennifer Ivory

Warner Records

Debbie Gwyther

Josh Spear

Curtis Dunne

Alternative

Liam Gallagher 'All You’re Dreaming Of' (for The Tonight Show) by Oscar Sansom

Liam-Gallagher-'All-You’re-Dreaming-Of---The-Tonight-Show'-by-Oscar-Sansom

Castles&nbsp;is the second of three&nbsp;of live performances directed by Raja Virdi for Freya Ridings.Virdi has an enviable reputation for one-take live videos. And for this&nbsp;trilogy, he had&nbsp;the less-than-enviable task of shooting three videos in one day with a distinct look and character. Thankfully, this Barbican series is proving to be an education in economy and simplicity, and a testament to Virdi's talented crew.The character of each piece in this song cycle corresponds to a time-of-day, and in this installment, Connor Coolbear's grade shines in particular.&nbsp;The look and atmosphere of sunset are so palpable, you could be forgiven for assuming the crew&nbsp;had simply opened the blinds.

Raja Virdi

Byron McNally

PHASE

James Dyer

Ashley Bond

Gavin Walters

Bon Walsh

Ella-louise Gaskell

Rebecca Barnes

Connor Coolbear

Electric Theatre Collective

Oliver Whitworth

Ryan Jafarzadeh

Good Soldier Records

Singer-songwriter

Freya Ridings 'Castles (Live At The Barbican)' by Raja Virdi

Freya Ridings - Castles (Live At The Barbican)

Raja Virdi is back with another live piece for Freya Ridings in his signature one-take style -&nbsp;this time at The Barbican Conservatory.&nbsp;Freya&rsquo;s performance of You Mean The World To Me was shot all on a telescopic crane in one continuous move,&nbsp;with beautiful cinematography by Brett Turnbull.&nbsp;

Freya Ridings 'You Mean The World To Me (live At The Barbican)' by Raja Virdi

Director/DoP Dave Tree helms this impressive performance video for up-and-coming artist Gina Kushka, filmed in a beautifully evocative location: Ham House, the 17th century&nbsp;stately home and gardens&nbsp;situated on the Thames, near Richmond.&nbsp;

Dave Tree

Joshua Noon

Precious Mahaga

Greatcoat Films

Steve Wingrove

Peghah Maleknejad

Tracey Jones

Cassie Lomas

Zac Baker

Andy Roberts @ Las Bandas Be Brave

Lisa Foo

Gina Kushka 'Prayer' by Dave Tree

Gina-Kushka--'Prayer'-by-Dave-Tree

Marika Hackman teams up with the ladies from The Big Moon for her new video Boyfriend&nbsp;directed by Libby Burke Wilde.Wilde&#39;s video is a great bait-and-switch performance, dangling the oh-so-boring all-male band at a gig video trope in front of us, before revealing that they&#39;re not even plugged in. The camera follows a mess of cables up to an attic where Hackman and co. are performing the song that the crowd downstairs are so into.A great piece of commentary on the role gender plays in music, and just an out-and-out good performance video to boot.

Libby Burke Wilde

Oleg Poupko

Nick Crew

Paul Burns

Ana Gold Chumillas

Amy Fletcher

Sarah Peczek

Dan Moran

Coffee & TV

OB Management

Connie Meade

Marika Hackman 'Boyfriend' by Libby Burke Wilde

Marika-Hackman-'Boyfriend'-by-Libby-Burke-Wilde

Paul Heaton &amp; Jacqui Abbott&rsquo; latest video reflects the Northern Soul-inspired rhythms and beats&nbsp;from their&nbsp;new album Wisdom, Laughter &amp; Lines, with a nostalgic story of hard work and dancehall pleasure.Jacqui takes on the role of a ladies hairdresser, preparing her clientele for their big nights out. Meanwhile, Paul is the captain of a fishing trawler out at sea,&nbsp;suitably attired in yellow fisherman&rsquo;s oilskins and hauling nets onboard. The final sequence takes place at an&nbsp;all-nighter soul club complete with queues of scooter boys and modettes &ndash; of all ages. But will Paul make it back in time for the dance?&nbsp;It&#39;s the second video produced for the former Beautiful South pair by Rough Shots Project, a homeless filmmakers initiative created by director Andy Hylton.&nbsp;&ldquo;Rough Shots Project offers training in film production to young vulnerable people, and we are able to give paid work to inexperienced people who are often living with problem of homelessness and other difficult issues,&quot; explains Andy.&nbsp;&quot;It&rsquo;s important that instead of taking a production mark-up, that the money is put back into the community.&quot;As filmmakers and producers we have a social responsibility, not just go to a location, take a scalp and then leave.&nbsp;Since we needed to shoot on a trawler, it felt right to make a donation to the Fishermen and Firemen Charity Fund, which provides much needed help for the elderly and infirm during the winter months.&rdquo; &nbsp;

Andy Hylton

Rough Shots Project

Carl Sellars

Julian Alexander

Dennis Madden

Joe Maw

Jamie King

Mike Lynskey

Sharon Agricole

Jenine Austin @ Do Or Dye

Lisa Grattan

Www.roughshotsproject.com

Paul McKee

Virgin EMI

Chris Curtis

Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott 'I Don't See Them' by Andy Hylton

Paul-Heaton-&-Jacqui-Abbott-''i-Don't-See-Them''-by-Andy-Hylton

Everything Everything frontman Jonathan Higgs continues the tradition of directing his band&#39;s own videos for the first release from their forthcoming third album. And this one for Distant Past is a great example of his distinctive development as a director. His visual work is designed, not surprisingly, to reflect the music. And also designed to make the viewer think.&nbsp;The &#39;distant past&#39; is represented here by&nbsp;a extended&nbsp;fight sequence that incorporates surrealism, comedy and heartstopping suspense. And its&nbsp;between two quite different types of caveman.&nbsp;As Jonathan explains below,&nbsp;his characters&nbsp;represent different stages of Early Man - and the spectacular setting, Cheddar Gorge in Cheshire, is virtually another character in itself.With Jonathan collaborating with executive producer Phil Tidy once again, the &#39;distant past&#39; element is counteracted by a decidedly&nbsp;static, Kraftwerk-like&nbsp;band performance (with Jonathan sporting a very &#39;modern&#39; haircut) - an extension of the band photo shoot. So another fine addition to the Jonathan Everything body of work. He will undoubtedly be keeping us thinking all year long.

Jonathan Higgs

Phil Tidy

Squire

Imogen Rigby

Sam Le Page

Andrew Harris

Nicole Fairfield

Kieran Hayhow

Billie Segal

Nicolas Atkins

Mark Ruddick

Ed Gamester

Jack McGinity

Rushes

Anna Derbyshire

Everything Everything 'Distant Past' by Jonathan Higgs

Everything Everything - Distant Past

Using four tracks from Zomby&rsquo;s forthcoming&nbsp;With Love&nbsp;album, London-based director Ollie Evans delivers an emotional study of &lsquo;still life&rsquo; in his promo for the UK electronic producer.Filmed in slow-motion and graded in black and white, Ollie portrays a modern tale of love, friendship, family and violence &ndash; delivered in a series of&nbsp;tableau vivants&nbsp;&ndash; moving still pictures.&nbsp;

Ollie Evans

Drew O'Neill

Bullion Productions

Sam Goldie

Simona Boulding

Doug Cox

James Evered

Kim Stoklasa

Ben Marshall

Mike Casserly

Rob Stewart

Ned Membery

Heather Falconer

Fabio Gomez

Anna Thompson

Sets Appeal

Kwame Okraku

Simon Preston Scott

David Graham

Electronica

Zomby ‘With Love’ by Ollie Evans

Zomby - With Love (Official Video)

A young schoolboy escapes bullies at the swimming pool by climbing to the top of a very high diving platform in Jack Laurance's promo for The Hipsters - the new single from a re-energised Deacon Blue.
After winning a competitive pitch, Armoury - a production company specialising in commercials on online advertising set up by Jack Laurance and Clare Gibson last year - were selected to produce the promo, their very first music video.
"Without wanting to give away the ending, we scoured the land for a young high diver with great acting skills," explains Jack. "This was no easy task but after some exhaustive casting we found 11 year old Noah Williams. 
"Noah is currently the Eastern regional champion on 1 metre, 3 metre platform and has been hailed as the next Tom Daley.
"Noah had never actually attempted the dive he performs in the video before (from the highest 10 metre platform) and trained for it specifically for the video."

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