Executive Producer

Ben Schneider

Following frontman Alex Turner's video for There Ought To Be A Mirrorball, Brook Linder picks up the baton to create a&nbsp;breathtaking video, again glorying in the beauty of the moving image of its own sake, for Arctic Monkeys.&nbsp;Linder's video for Body Paint is&nbsp;a montage of abstract vignettes, each carefully considered and filmed, building a sense of mystery through the placement and contrast of different visuals and iconography.[imgtoken data:1]It's imbued with themes of vintage cinema and moving image (with the large-scale zoetrope as the most notable example), and peppered with throwbacks to famous paintings and artworks.&nbsp;Most importantly, this works brilliantly as a visual accompaniment to the new sonic direction of the band for their forthcoming album The Car, and is all of a piece with Turner's video. It's a homage to the sort of filmmaking by Jean-Luc Godard, the great disruptor of cinema, and others from the classic age of 'arthouse cinema' - but it also feels crisply contemporary. Great work.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Us Unit: Nikki Simmons

Brook Linder

Ali Khalil

RadicalMedia

Johnny Bradshaw

Danny Hayward

Us Unit: Joe Ramos

Natasha Duursma

Frank Mobilio

Jodie Brooks

Billie Hallows

Mark Bull

Charlotte Croft

James Soldan

Kaitlyn Barristelli

Ethos Studio

Matt Lathrom

Domino Record Co.

Ben Chappell

Rock

Arctic Monkeys 'Body Paint' by Brook Linder

Arctic-Monkeys-'Body-Paint'-by-Brook-Linder

Joshua Osborne directs the new music documentary for Tom Misch and Yussef Dayes' debut album What Kinda Music.Switching between conceptual performance setups and behind the scenes, fly-on-the-wall filming, the visual delves into the background of production and collaboration, as well as the artists' respective journeys and influences. Punctuated by shifts in tone and pace, the documentary is intimate and informative as well as being brilliantly entertaining.&nbsp;Shot on 35mm, DoP&nbsp;James Rhodes reflects the concept&nbsp;with a dreamy and relaxed aesthetic, elevated by slow and steady camerawork, often acting as spectator in the background whilst the creative process unravels on screen.&nbsp;

Joshua Osborne

George Telfer

Radical Media

James Rhodes

Emily Rudge

Jake Whitehouse

Cinelab Film and Digital

Alternative

Indie

Tom Misch X Yussef Dayes 'What Kinda Music' by Joshua Osborne

Tom-Misch-X-Yussef-Dayes-'What-Kinda-Music'-by-Joshua-Osborne

Joshua Osborne&#39;s latest video for Tom Misch puts him&nbsp;at the heart of a very groovy, funk-era&nbsp;recording session with his band. And De La Soul&#39;s Posdnuos relays his performance via an old tube TV set. The result is a piece for It Runs Through Me with a wonderfully blissful&nbsp;vibe.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Johnny Griffith

Chris Malin

Diana Olifirova

Kate Molins

James Wicks

Ben Ransley

Bon Walsh

Luci Ellis

Emma Regan

Hasani Franke

Work Editorial

Joseph Bicknell

CHEAT

Julian Marshall

Marisa Garner Associates

Duncan Murray

Tom O'Driscoll

Kobalt Label

Jazz

Tom Misch ft De La Soul 'It Runs Through Me' by Joshua Osborne

Tom-Misch-Ft-De-La-Soul-'It-Runs-Through-Me'-by-Joshua-Osborne

Lucy Luscombe&#39;s excellent video&nbsp;for London pop-R&amp;B girl-trio&nbsp;Juce&#39;s 6th Floor shows there&#39;s&nbsp;potential for some serious magic-making there in the everyday - all you need to do is work in a pet shop, or florist, or cake shop...&nbsp;The three bandmembers ease into their roles as&nbsp;shopgirls with a secret agenda, waiting to get their revenge on gormless males,&nbsp;using the materials to hand to create&nbsp;some properly witchy potions. It&#39;s a deliciously entertaining and&nbsp;enlightening&nbsp;idea, shot in three real shops in North East London, and&nbsp;directed with aplomb by Lucy Luscombe, adding a pop video spin to her recognised&nbsp;talent for more serious fare.&nbsp;

Lucy Luscombe

Rob Jelley

Tristan Hefele

Jack Wilkinson

Sam Rawlings

George Telling

Jamie Garside

Phil Penfold

Lucie Red

Louby Mcloughlin

Sian Duke

Calum Sample

Flaura Atkinson

The Quarry

Richard Fearon

Jumaane Brown, Jill Buchanan, Clifford Hulme

Rajesh Kalhan

Franny Zywicki

Natalia Maus

Universal

James Davis

Juce '6th Floor' by Lucy Luscombe

Juce-'6th-Floor'-by-Lucy-Luscombe

Lucy Luscombe&#39;s&nbsp;new video for New Zealand band Tiny Ruins&#39; Carriages shows exactly&nbsp;why she&#39;s regarded as a young British director of rich promise. It&#39;s&nbsp;a&nbsp;piercing&nbsp;drama about British malehood and inter-generational rivalry, in the setting of a group of blokes out on a serious bender.Ian Harte gives a brilliant&nbsp;performance as the patriarchal leader of the gang,&nbsp;initiating a young, son-like individual&nbsp;played by Nico Mirallegro into his boozed-up fun and games - but also feeling threatened by him. The simmering tensions between the two are utterly believeable, and the dynamic of other relationships within the group also&nbsp;laser-sharp.&nbsp;Something bad is going to happen, but when it finally does the director still doesn&#39;t overplay it. Very impressive indeed.&nbsp;

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