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Bullet For My Valentine face their demons in Harry Lindley's brooding promo for No More Tears To Cry.&nbsp;Following the tradition of iconic rock videos of the early Noughties, the video combines performance and an abstract narrative, which sees a man - played by&nbsp;Milo Max Burgess - haunted by twisted manifestations of dark memories, and features practical effects and CG animation, also directed by Lindley.&nbsp;Visually captivating, DoP Rick Joaquim's stirring cinematography blends frenetic camera movement with atmospheric lighting, creating an aesthetic that feels haunting yet full of raw energy.&nbsp;"For this video the band wanted to explore some of the demons that they’ve battled in their lives," says Harry Lindley. "Working closely with creative director Fiona Gardens and DOP Rick Joaquim, we developed a grungy, horror look inspired by Tim Burton and the Saw franchise. We found ways to illustrate their demons visually - for example we landed on a spider with syringes for legs to represent addiction."We combined practical effects and CGI to bring these creatures to life. We also reached out to Bullet’s very active fanbase to send us images that symbolise adversity that they’ve faced. These are cut into the video almost subliminally during the opening and closing sequences."

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Harry Lindley

Charles Ed Morris

Izzi Valentine

Independent Talent Group

Fiona Garden

Our Friend Tim

Wanderland Films

Sonny Horweol

Rick Joaquim

Tuncer Ozdemirr

Michael Rock-perring

Joanna Cuper

Lara Weidman

Sarah Bowden

Sarah Faulkner

Alex Gregory

No.8

Scarlet May Robinson

Milo Max Burgess

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Bullet For My Valentine 'No More Tears To Cry' by Harry Lindley

Bullet For My Valentine - No More Tears To Cry

Pillow fights, giant teddies, ballpits and roller skating... Tyrone hosts a super-fun sleepover on a London rooftop, in Nizar Shad's video for the remix of Sigala and Talia Mar's Stay The Night."We wanted to give the video its own identity where it sets itself apart from the original," says Shad. "So we decided on a concept which involved a pyjama party over looking London skyline, something unique and different. We wanted to play on the theme of someone staying the night hence gigantic bed and teddy bears. Overall we wanted to make sure the video was fun and still within the pop world.Shad reveals that there was very little time to turn things around once the job was awarded.&nbsp;"With only a day to sort everything out my team pulled off the impossible from art department down to my colourist. This was such wonderful video to direct and everyone had such a laugh doing it."

Nizar Shad

Maneet Sandhu

Project Leo

Nadya Persuad

Breandan

Matt Perren

Benyamin Bakht

Lottie Highfield

Lauren Nicole

Arthur

Emanate Studios

Ministry of Sound

Dance

Sigala, Talia Mar, Ziezie, Tyrone 'Stay The Night' by Nizar Shad

Sigala, Talia Mar, ZieZie - Stay The Night (Official Video) ft. Tyrone

Callum Lloyd-James's second video for pop prodigy Beaux sees an about-turn from the studio-set digital overload of the first. For It's A Landslide,&nbsp;the singer-songwriter heads for the great outdoors.A summery performance video ensues, young Beaux goofing around charmingly in Nordic-style woods and lake.Unfortunately, it's also where Lloyd-James lost a dear friend...[imgtoken data:1]

Callum Lloyd-James

Julien Cornwall

Head & Wrecker

Ash Teague

Abigail Quinlan

Fyras Slaiman

Domizia Salusest

Wenxuan Xu

Giulia Mazzocchi

Emma Williams

Callum Knight

Sebastian Ziabka

Jon Moore

Dirty Hit

Beaux 'It's A Landslide' by Callum Lloyd-James

Beaux-'It's-A-Landslide'-by-Callum-Lloyd-james

Singer-songwriter MAGUIRE's normal day takes an extraordinary turn in this stirring video for her track Come Down.Taken from her second EP Fantaisies, Come Down asks&nbsp;if it is possible to find balance and stability amidst the constant cycle of substance-fuelled escapism. “In a time when it is so easy to turn to altered states of consciousness to enhance the banal, this song questions whether it is in fact in the apparently ordinary everyday that we can access the beyond," MAGUIRE has explained.In the video, directed by her sister Anna Maguire, the artist takes a trip to the coast. At this point a measured portrait of MAGUIRE in the everyday turns into something transcendent, and literally uplifting, when she advances to the edge of a cliff. It's a splendid moment, handling with deftness by Anna Maguire and her team, which makes this video stand out as a notable work from both artist and director.[imgtoken data:1]ANNA MAGUIRE:“The video for Come Down&nbsp;tries to echo the question that MAGUIRE asks in the song: ‘will you catch me…?’ This question is one we should be asking of each other, of our surroundings and of ourselves. However this feels harder and harder to do as we grow older."Trusting that we will be caught is vital for jumping, transcending and going further than we think we can. How do we find the courage to trust? To jump?”

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