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Annabelle Dunbar-Whittaker

Laurie Lynch&#39;s second video for Oscar is in stark contrast to his first for Daffodil Days, a gritty drama which Lynch discusses in the latest episode of&nbsp;<a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2015/07/20/ruthless-cuts-oscar-daffodil-days" target="_blank">Ruthless Cuts</a>.&nbsp;For the nostalgic pop of Beautiful Words he&nbsp;has delivered a straight&nbsp;performance video with Oscar Scheller performing in front of colourful and abstract film projections.The video was inspired by American visual artist James Turrell, and plays out like an experimental moving image screening, with a focus on the expressive potential of colour, pattern and&nbsp;texture.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Laurie Lynch

Jacob Plant Dempsey

Katie Dolan

Sara Garcia Andersson

Boris Franchi

Serge Teulon

Beau Scott

Zenon Clements

Jack Meredith

Nick Teulon

Steve Gilbert

Lee Parfitt

Sunny Singh

James Cannavan

Virginia Alfonzo-Reina

Jessamy Hadfield

Eleri Shone

Cut+Run

Chris Roebuck

Four Walls

Jon Leese-Pomfret

Glen Percival

Black Dog Films

Martin Roker at Black Dog Films

Jamila Wingett

Undercranked

Indie pop

Oscar 'Beautiful Words' by Laurie Lynch 

Oscar - Beautiful Words

Alexander Brown has brought together the greatest collection of retro phones you&#39;ll ever see in his video for La Roux&#39;s massively catchy&nbsp;Kiss And Not Tell.Based around the phone sex industry&#39;s heyday in the 90s (although, as it&#39;s La Roux, it feels like the 80s)&nbsp;Ellie La Roux enjoys herself as a secret caller, in which her true influence is eventually displayed in rainbow colours.

Alexander Brown

Spencer Dodd

Gail Mosley

Tim Sidell

Jelly London

Polydor

Sweetshop

Pop, Electronica

La Roux 'Kiss And Not Tell' by Alexander Brown

La Roux - Kiss And Not Tell

Some serious comedy from Tim Main (of directing duo Tim &amp; Joe) for Duke Dumont&#39;s Won&#39;t Look Back, as we meet the&nbsp;pogo stick-em-up crew carry out a heist&nbsp;in downtown LA.The gang are&nbsp;wearing British Royal Family masks &nbsp;- and you&#39;ll be rooting for Queenie and co as they make their springy&nbsp;getaway. But&nbsp;it looks like a bounce too far when they come up again Police Sgt&nbsp;Segway...

Tim Main

Sarah Tognazzi

FRIEND

Nico Chavez

Pat Scola

Sam Jones

Jake Bianco

Edwin Metternich

Framestore

James Hackett

Virgin EMI

Ross Levine

D & R

Davo McConville

Dance

Duke Dumont 'Won't Look Back' by Tim Main (Tim & Joe)

Duke-Dumont-'Won't-Book-Back'-by-Tim-&-Joe

André Chocron constructs a &#39;Museum Of Man&#39; and takes a step into the future in this surreal and charming promo for Paul McCartney&#39;s Appreciate.A robot is intrigued by Macca&#39;s solo performance and makes contact - dragging him into the future&nbsp;where McCartney teaches him to dance, which has an affect on all the other museum exhibits...

André Chocron

Sonya Sier

Jake Scott

Art Dept TV

Grace Snell

Lisa Zipper

Jorge Cresis

Mervyn Millar

Ed Dimbleby

Sam Ostrove

George K

Paul McKee

Rock/Pop

Paul McCartney 'Appreciate' by André Chocron 

Paul McCartney - Appreciate

On <a href="http://www.nowness.com/day/2014/3/24/3759/jake-bugg-messed-up-kids?icid=previously_home" target="_blank">Nowness</a>, Jake Bugg and Andrew Douglas explain that the stereotypical choice of location and casting to express grittiness in music videos - namely the council estate and its inhabitants - is turned on its head in the video for Messed Up Kids.To Jake, it&#39;s the home he has left behind due to his global success (with Bow in East London standing in for Nottingham&#39;s Clifton). And through the use of the Phantom camera, and striking tracking shots &ndash; captured by DoP Justin Brown and an Electronic Tracking Vehicle, driving around the tableaux at 25mph &ndash;&nbsp;a modern scene of urban life&nbsp;is dissected.&nbsp;&nbsp;This beautifully constructed video, that brings to mind the classic &#39;skinhead&#39;&nbsp;Guardian commercial,&nbsp;is also the auspicious first production out of Untitled, the new music video outfit out of JJ Stereo headed up by Natalie Arnett.

Andrew Douglas

Natalie Arnett

Untitled

Amanda Tuckwell

George Nelson

Steve Wingrove

Justin Brown

Karl Hui

Luke Cairns

Ian Buckley

José Ruiz

Lois Gabrin

Indie, singer-songwriter

Jake Bugg 'Messed Up Kids' by Andrew Douglas

Jake Bugg - Messed Up Kids

For Band Of Skulls&#39; rocker&nbsp;Nightmares, Greg Davenport delivers this large-scale producion oscillating between a band performance in Essex and a narrative set 6000 miles away - making a seamless transition.Shot in Dagenham and California&#39;s Lucerne Valley, Greg Davenport portrays his story-telling skills&nbsp;and performance director&nbsp;as he takes us through a turbulent relationship out in the desert...

Greg Davenport

Epoch Films

Oliver Hammerton

Sacha Smith

Rosie Wells

Gareth Thomas

Benjamin Kitchens

Nic Booth

Anisha King

Alicia Zaragoza

Leonard Walch

Dustin Blankenship

Jose Barocio

Ayoub Lamrani

Spencer Scranton

Harry Gay

Adam Kolegas

Francisco 'Sonic' Kim

Anthony Mchugh

Brooke Hill

Katie Coward

Steve Vader

Harry Wheeler

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Electric Blues Recordings

John Moule

Rock

Band Of Skulls 'Nightmares' by Greg Davenport

Band Of Skulls - Nightmares

Alex Turner and his bandmates get wasted in Nabil&#39;s promo for their single Why&#39;d You Only Call Me When You&#39;re High.Shot at night&nbsp;in Hoxton and Stoke Newington in North London and lit by Matyas Erdely, Mr Turner witnesses all kinds of sordid behaviour as he stumbles his way home, texting the object of his desire -&nbsp;to no avail...

Nabil

Academy Films

Medb Riordan

Matyas Erdely

Julia Knight

Adam Scott

Dave Lightfoot

The Mill

Domino

Indie

Arctic Monkeys 'Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High?' by Nabil

Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High? (Official Video)

I don&rsquo;t think we should be too surprised that a combination of Dizzee Rascal, Robbie Williams, Andreas Nilsson and a song called Goin&rsquo; Crazy should result in a video that establishes its own parallel universe of nuttiness.Andreas comes into this having made his genre-screwing video for 2Chainz and Kanye West, and just finishing an equally bonkers video for David Guetta. But he&rsquo;s brought an appropriately British aesthetic to his deranged ideas for this tasty pairing of a couple of fun-loving British musical icons: it&rsquo;s basically a one-shot Quadrophenia on mobility scooters, featuring Robbie as King Mod (with a quiff) and Dizzee as rocker emerging from a custom-studded mini&hellip;It&rsquo;s nuts, but quite nice and gentle with it&hellip;

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