Andy is a Yorkshire based Director and DoP working on live sessions and music videos.

Director

Andy Little

Andy Little directs a breezy&nbsp;promo for Swiss indie rock project&nbsp;Worries And Other Plants, shot on&nbsp;the director's trusty 16mm Bolex camera.The video for the psych rock-inspired In Numbers is a stylised representation of the day-to-day goings-on of the outfit led by led by Dionys ‘Dio’ Müller, boasting a docu-style structure and fly-on-the-wall vibe.&nbsp;Paired with psychedelic patterns and subtle effects, it's a rousing visual that perfectly suits the gentle, melodic track.&nbsp;"The video&nbsp;was created in a very special collaboration," says Andy.&nbsp;"A spontaneous request was followed just a few weeks later by the production. [We] visited Worries And Other Plants in Switzerland to realize this project, [and it] shows the band in their usual environment: on the way to concerts, in the van, on stage, simply wherever they are."The goal wasn’t to create something artificial, but something real!"

Sweden

Dio’ Müller

Nice Guys

Rock

Alternative

Worries And Other Plants 'In Numbers' by Andy Little

Worries-And-Other-Plants--'In-Numbers'-by-Andy-Little

Andy Little directs and shoots an atmospheric visual for actress and singer Asha Banks as a solitary figure in the big city.Shot in a London riverside park at golden hour and on a Thames bridge at night, the visual for Mascara Tears emphasises Asha's mood of reflection and isolation, with lipsync moments staring into the camera intercut with her solitary wandering.&nbsp;Utilising a mix of 16mm and 8mm, embracing light leaks, grainy textures and shallow focus, Andy Little conveys a dreamlike and timeless quality in the piece. That makes this an appealing music showcase with a DIY feel for the&nbsp;actress who stars in My Fault: London and A Good Girl's Guide To Murder.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Abbey Malbon

It Girl Cool

Emily Jeffery

Polydor

Asha Banks 'Mascara Tears' by Andy Little

Asha-Banks-'Mascara-Tears'-by-Andy-Little

Andy Little harnesses the dreamy mood at the heart of prog outfit Moon Machine's heartfelt Happy To Be Here, with dancer Bethany Kyle's increasingly trippy adventure through the countryside, leading to an epic finale.As the track builds, her ribbon-strewn journey takes a surprising turn when she encounters the Moon - apparently fallen to Earth. And ultimately, she climbs a platform to release this realistic facsmile into the sky - the Moon is indeed, a balloon - an&nbsp;appropriately impressive sight, to match the stirring climax of the song.&nbsp;

Moon Machine

Matthew Bowen

Bethany Kyle

Ross Anderson

Phoebe Dalgas

Blaow

Dustfarm

Progressive Rock

Dream pop

Moon Machine 'Happy To Be Here' by Andy Little

Happy To Be Here (Official Video)

Stewart Baxter extracts a characteristically charismatic performance from Joe Talbot&nbsp;whilst roaming the beautiful landscapes of freezing Iceland in his latest video for&nbsp;IDLES.&nbsp;With Talbot dressed in bright colours and clashing textures, his styling and from-the-hip presence is in complete swerve from the breathtaking locations, captured&nbsp;in Ed Norton and Andy Little's camerawork.&nbsp;The tiny crew get the maximum visual impact&nbsp;from the magnificent natural light&nbsp;and boundless environment - and of course Talbot's performance.&nbsp;An unexpected yet strangely fitting visual.&nbsp;“It’s a song about the beauty of having a kid and understanding how lucky you are to have a kid," shares Talbot.&nbsp;"And there’s a sense of a cycle when you have a child, when you’ve lost a parent and a child."I have a huge sense of gratitude and weight behind being a parent because of what I’ve lost. I’m not saying I’m a better parent, or more connected because of that. But for me, I’m more connected than I would have been, I think, because of what I’ve lost. I’ve learned a sense of just joy from seeing her joy. And I think that’s amazing. And powerful. And I’m very grateful.”

Stewart Baxter

Joe Talbot

Ed Norton

Lee Kiernan

IDLES 'Pop Pop Pop' by Stewart Baxter

IDLES - POP POP POP (Official Video)

Indie-pop singer-songwriter&nbsp;Ellur (aka Ella McNamara) co-directs the slow-burning video for The Woman, the title track from her just-released debut album, with Andy Little.From being alone, Ellur gains strength and support in&nbsp;a roomful of women who understand the pain she describes in The Woman, a song which builds to a fistpumping crescendo, a real indie anthem.“Despite being the result of a distressing time for me, I see ‘The Woman’ as a celebration of togetherness, womanhood and support that can get us through difficult times.&nbsp;It’s a song that is very close to my heart. I wrote it after processing a traumatic experience in my late teens that had made me feel frighteningly vulnerable."I wrote The Woman&nbsp;with no intention of showing it to anyone or releasing it. But after slipping it into a few acoustic performances early this year, I received really inspiring feedback from people in the audience. Women were approaching me to tell me they liked the song with this knowing look and I felt an immediate connection to them. It actually felt pretty devastating that we had these experiences in common.”&nbsp;

Ella Mcnamara

Sally Bryant

Paul Hollingsworth

Sam Robson

Oliver Jameson

Dance To The Radio

Indie

Singer-songwriter

Ellur 'The Woman' by Ella McNamara & Andy Little

Ellur-'The-Woman'-by-Ella-Mcnamara

SOMOH is a master of disguise in Andy Little's touching promo for Man, set in a fancy dress store.The video sees bedrooom pop artist Sophia Mohan - aka SOMOH -&nbsp;don a number of different outfits, some traditionally masculine and manly, to capture the themes of the track. The offbeat fashion and stylistic choices act as an armour of sorts, to try and blend in to the world at large, even when you shouldn't have to be doing so.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;"Man was written out of the jealousy I felt towards heterosexual couples able to display their love in public," the artist explains of the track.&nbsp;"I’ve experienced so many moments in my relationship where I haven’t felt comfortable or safe enough to be affectionate with my partner. I wanted this song to capture the desperation of wishing I didn’t have to hide that part of myself so much."Whilst playful in its execution, the video tackles the frustrations of the double standards that persist in traditional relationships as opposed to LGBTQ+ relationships, and it's a real knockout introduction to the artist for those who aren't familiar yet.&nbsp;

Joel Johnson

Christopher Thomas Hall

Tiny Library Records

SOMOH 'Man' by Andy Little

SOMOH - Man (Official Music Video)

Britpop stalwarts&nbsp;Shed Seven team up with Happy Mondays' Rowetta&nbsp;for anthemic new single In Ecstasy, with Andy Little directing a high energy promo, paying homage to 90's club nights in Manchester.&nbsp;Blending slick digital footage with nostalgic analogue shots, the video boasts plenty of great performance moments, and an enigmatic vibe that makes the whole thing quite intriguing.&nbsp;

Paul Banks

Digifish

Paul Broadrick

James Blackburn

Harrison Banks

Matt Clarke

Cooking Vinyl

Shed Seven ft Rowetta 'In Ecstasy' by Andy Little

Shed-Seven-(feat-Rowetta)-'In-Ecstasy-'-by-Andy-Little

Stewart Baxter directs an alluring performance&nbsp;promo for The Wandering Hearts.&nbsp;Shot on a mix of digital and 16mm film, the video for About America blends candid shots of the group with upbeat performance sections, coming together to create something that is laidback and joyous.BTS footage interspersed throughout gives the video a grounded, carefree vibe, and allows viewers to take a peek&nbsp;at how the video was made, and the fun moments that occur between takes.&nbsp;

Hinterland Creative

Chrysalis Records

The Wandering Hearts 'About America' by Stewart Baxter

The-Wandering-Hearts-'About-America'-by-Stewart-Baxter

Andy Little directs a heartwarming promo for Ash, featuring Dutch singer-songwriter Démira, shot on 8mm.&nbsp;The video for Oslo consists of performances by two vocalists, Ash frontman Tim Wheeler and Démira, filmed by Little&nbsp;in their home&nbsp;cities - Wheeler in London,&nbsp;Démira in Amsterdam&nbsp;- and brought together in the edit, eventually placed&nbsp;side-by-side.&nbsp;The resulting montage builds into a textural whole, seamlessly blending into one abstract narrative.&nbsp;The off-the-cuff camerawork and inspired edit helps&nbsp;blend the contrasting locations and performances into one solid concept, and the home movie-style aesthetic adds a sense of realism and universal appeal.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]

Dan Matthews

OB Management

Ramshackle Productions

Niall Trask

Fierce Panda

Ash ft Démira 'Oslo' by Andy Little

Ash-'Oslo-(feat.-Démira)'-by-Andy-Little

Andy Little directs an evocative promo for the return of&nbsp;indie rock band The Pigeon Detectives.&nbsp;The&nbsp;black and white video cycles through several abstract vignettes, with a woman yearning for past experiences, and enjoying the process of reliving those memories years later.&nbsp;"The idea for the video was to make a high energy visual full of nostalgia -&nbsp;in this case nostalgia for the early 2000's when the UK indie music scene was booming." Little explains."Skinny jeans and sticky-floored venues. The frantic editing of the video blurs the line between memories of the past and how we view those memories later."

George Baggaley

Emma Tierney

Zelie Lockheart

The Pigeon Detectives 'Lovers Come And Lovers Go' by Andy Little

The-Pigeon-Detectives-'Lovers-Come-And-Lovers-Go'-by-Andy-Little

Andy Little directs an introspective&nbsp;promo for folk hero Tommy Ashby.&nbsp;Filmed in Iceland - and beautifully shot by director/DoP Little -&nbsp;the video is filled with nautical imagery, and sees Tommy&nbsp;metaphorically drowning under the weight on his shoulders.The awe-inspiring beach landscapes&nbsp;are the perfect backdrop to the poignant concept, and the contrast of the memory vignettes - which are shot in a forest - tie well into the themes of nature.&nbsp;Rounded off by cinematic cutaways and a healthy dose of slo-mo, it's a thought-provoking video that evokes bittersweet vibes.&nbsp;

Callum Toms

Folk

Tommy Ashby 'Lifeline' by Andy Little

Tommy-Ashby-'Lifeline'-by-Andy-Little

Niall Trask directs a suitably bizarre promo for Gaz Coombes' Long Live The Strange.&nbsp;Living in a world inhabited solely by mannequins, we see Coombes go about his day-to-day routine, seemingly unphased by the plastic&nbsp;inhabitants.&nbsp;Diving directly into uncanny valley territory, many of the mannequins have their own style and hobbies - including yoga, football, and being down the pub - and Coombes' dynamic performance contrasts perfectly with the lack of movement and energy elsewhere on screen.&nbsp;

Sara Murrell

Chris Little

Harry Chapman

Rascal Post

Daniel Levy

Virgin Records

Gaz Coombes 'Long Live The Strange' by Niall Trask

Gaz-Coombes-'Long-Live-The-Strange'-by-Niall-Trask

Niall Trask directs a stylish promo for The Lounge Society.&nbsp;Intercutting between colourful performance setups and breezy portrait shots of the group, the video moves at a breakneck pace, employing speed-ramping effects to switch up the tempo.&nbsp;This manipulation of time, along with vintage CRT screen effects and glitchy transitions creates a slick aesthetic, which boasts plenty of understated attitude.&nbsp;

Chris Sherrington

Speedy Wunderground

PIAS

The Lounge Society 'Remains' by Niall Trask

The-Lounge-Society-'Remains'-by-Niall-Trask

Andy Little teams up with Hayden Thorpe to direct the arthouse-inspired promo for Thorpe's Polygod.&nbsp;In the video, we see the singer&nbsp;and former Wild Beasts frontman adorned with a pair of angel wings, performing and exploring whilst the video degrades to a red-hued, high-contrast world.&nbsp;&nbsp;Shot on Bolex 16mm film, the avant-garde&nbsp;concept is&nbsp;imbued with a sense of DIY spirit and experimentation - and&nbsp;references several 80's classics, including the work of Derek Jarman.&nbsp;"The idea for the video was to create a character that’s almost like an Evangelist preacher," says Andy Little. "And we had a lot of fun with this idea."Little&nbsp;explains that the video was filmed in Kendal in the Lake District - Thorpe's hometown. "The working title was The Kendal Prophet," he continues. "[He's]&nbsp;a kind of poor-man’s Lake District Messiah."&nbsp;

Hayden Thorpe

Dave Callaghan

Yemi George

Domino Recording Co

Hayden Thorpe 'Polygod' by Andy Little, Hayden Thorpe

Hayden-Thorpe-'Polygod'-by-Andy-Little,hayden-Thorpe

Andy Little directs a docu-style promo for Midlake's Exile.Joining the group on their UK tour this year, Little captured the scenes on a mix of super 8mm and 16mm.&nbsp;Feeling obliged to join the band for&nbsp;a few whiskys, Andy accidentally (or drunkenly) loaded one of the the exposed rolls of 16mm back into the camera - but facing the wrong way. The film was double exposed and dragged through the camera at a unsual speed,&nbsp;creating a bizzare double exposure effect. Talk about happy accidents.&nbsp;The resulting promo is an intimate, dreamlike experience, with plenty of glorious live footage of the band.&nbsp;

Zach Hundley

Bella Union

Midlake 'Exile' by Andy Little

Midlake-'Exile'-by-Andy-Little

Andy Little directs a reflective one-shot promo for Far Caspian, where singer Joel Johnson is the quiet centre of an increasingly unhinged office party.&nbsp;The video is a slow reveal of a downbeat&nbsp;Johnson in the midst of an oblivious group of revellers,&nbsp; performing the song Following The Trend to a retreating&nbsp;camera. The video captures the increasingly chaotic happenings around the singer,&nbsp;but&nbsp;does not distract from his quiet and poetic presence.The understated, naturalistic aesthetic adds to the authentic vibe of the concept - and it's more than likely viewers could pick any of the characters in this video and relate them to someone they know from their own awkward work parties.&nbsp;

Roisin Warner

Allpoints

Singer songwriter

Far Caspian 'Following The Trend' by Andy Little

Far-Caspian-'Following-The-Trend'-by-Andy-Little

Niall Trask takes us behind the scenes of an amateur music video shoot,&nbsp;for Warmduscher's Midnight Dipper.In an all too familiar turn of events (to those who have worked on music videos) we see hilarious prop failures, disgruntled band members and even a stomach-turning feast of Müller Corners and expired craft service meat.The dated camcorder footage lends a great texture to the visual, as the on-screen director/ Jack of all trades uses a trusty forest location as the backdrop to the film.And Niall Trask admits, this is more than a little bit&nbsp;autobiographical...

Elle Loudon

Claudia Spinelli-higgins

Thea Hudson-davies

Leaf

Post-Punk

Warmduscher 'Midnight Dipper' by Niall Trask

Warmduscher--'Midnight-Dipper'-by-Niall-Trask

Fat White Family are back, quite soon, and Niall Trask has prepared the ground for their return with this intriguing &lsquo;album trailer&rsquo; which he describes as a modern retelling of the Myth of Sisyphus.&nbsp;In fact, the Herculean task undertaken by FWF&rsquo;s Lias Saoudi - captured in some spectacular shots of bleak English countryside by Andy Little - could be set in the Middle Ages, and that&rsquo;s in keeping with the punning album title, Serf&rsquo;s Up.

Tim Smith @ Etc

Lias Saoudi

Domino

Domino Recordings

Fat White Family 'Serfs Up’ (Album Teaser) by Niall Trask

Niall Trask creates a visual ode devoted to Meatraffle&#39;s decidedly ambivalent relationship with London.The general message is that its a terrible bloody place - hence the refrain of &quot;London life is killing me&quot;. But faced with the alternative - one-pub Middle England towns, full of Ukippers and other little Englanders - Meatraffle&#39;s Zsa Zsa Sapien would rather stay put.And this leads to a cracking saxophone solo worthy of Ian Dury&#39;s Blockheads...

Undefined

Meatraffle 'London Life' by Niall Trask

Meatraffle-'London-Life'-by-Niall-Trask

Niall Trask, Insecure Men&nbsp;frontman Saul Adamczewski, and a very close friend repair to Primrose Hill to bring the scurrilous Cliff&nbsp;Has Left The Building to life, for your pleasure.&ldquo;I dreamt of having a romantic relationship with Cliff Richard,&rdquo; admits&nbsp;Adamczewski, as way of&nbsp;explanation. &ldquo;At first we wanted to use a lookalike but we couldn&rsquo;t afford it, so we settled for any old man. And that&rsquo;s what this is. Me having a romance with an old man on a hill.&rdquo;But don&#39;t let that put you off.

The Kill Shop

Edwin Kilby, Saul Adamczewski, Alex White

Fat Possum Records

Insecure Men 'Cliff Has Left The Building' by Niall Trask

Insecure-Men-'Cliff-Has-Left-The-Building'-by-Niall-Trask

Paul Hollingsworth&#39;s video for ambient artist Ascendant&#39;s Remains features Scarlett Foxett as a wood nymph who finds significant objects in the forest.

Scarlett Foxett

Share Ideas

Ascendant 'Remains' by Paul Hollingsworth

Remains by Ascendant

James Arden and Andy Little&#39;s video for Bradford fivepiece Fling has lead singer Charles as a young milkman on his round, invited indoors by a negligee-wearing older lady, for some 70s British sex comedy how&#39;s-your-father.But that&#39;s where the fantasy ends, and his life as a dominatrix&#39;s plaything begins. Meanwhile all his predecessor milkmen and bandmates await his arrival in the back bedroom...

The Trash Factory

Bella Besame

Fling 'That's Nice' by James Arden & Andy Little

Fling-'That's-Nice'-by-James-Arden-&-Andy-Little

Andy Little spins a spooky tale for Yorkshire band Glass Caves&#39; I Do, just in time for Halloween season.&nbsp;Three teens, out in the countryside, nosey through the window of a local farm, and discover far more than they bargained for. Including the band themselves, looking suspiciously unwell and very compliant to the whims of the man of the house.

Will Groves

Suzanne Swain

Alice Little

Scruff Of The Neck

Glass Caves 'I Do' by Andy Little

Glass Caves - I Do (Official Video)

Niall Trask presents us with a scrappy little no-budget romance for Meatraffle.Two travelcards and a can of Fosters were all&nbsp;he needed for his performance/narrative surrealist black and white clip, that manages to tell a tale of platonic love between bandmates, even though the members of Meatraffle don&#39;t seem to be able to get together for&nbsp;band practice.

Meatraffle 'Brother' by Niall Trask

Meatraffle - Brother

First seen as a contestant on the UK TV show The Voice&nbsp;&ndash; where she was taken under the wing of Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson &ndash; Beth McCarthy is captured in more naturalistic surroundings for her video for Pretty Lies.It&#39;s shot in the singer&#39;s hometown of York by local filmmaker Andy Little, filming in the places&nbsp;where Beth found inspiration for the song, and where she wrote it. It shifts between Beth and her dreamlike memories, taking in a narrative of&nbsp;cheating partners and relationship turmoil.

James Radford

Ben Robbins

Alice Bedford

Gordon Train

Robin Pickford

Amy Philip

Beth Mccarthy, Dale Edwards

Aimee Maud

Dale Edwards

Beth McCarthy 'Pretty Lies' by Andy Little

Beth-Mccarthy-'Pretty-Lies'-by-Andy-Little

Shot during their recent British tour, this&nbsp;video for Yorkshire band Glass Caves,&nbsp;encapsulates the feelgood lyrics of their song Alive, by following&nbsp;a band who seem to be enjoying every minute.The docu-style clip&nbsp;pieces together footage taken at various festivals and concerts over the last year, all&nbsp;captured by director and cameraman Andy Little, who jumped on the tour bus and went along for the ride.

Matthew Hallas

Scruff Of The Neck Records

Indie Rock

Glass Caves 'Alive' by Andy Little

Glass-Caves-'Alive'-by-Andy-Little

Andy Little delivers this lo-fi and engaging promo for Rotherham band Spiders' new single Ambitions Of A Hucksters Daughter, featuring a carefree performance from actress Beck Coe.

Adam Tingle

Spiders 'Ambitions Of A Hucksters Daughter' by Andy Little

Spiders-'Ambitions-Of-A-Hucksters-Daughter'-by-Andy-Little

(b-side) are Andy Little and Craig Goode - based in West Yorkshire - and their largely performance-based videos are well worth checking out, including their latest for the folky Ellen and the Escapades' This Ace I've Burned.

b-side

Craig Goode

Ellen and the Escapades 'This Ace I've Burned' by (b-side)

Ellen-and-the-Escapades-'This-Ace-I've-Burned'-by-(b-side)