Executive Producer

Beth Montague

Jordan Rossi takes Craig David into a colourful surrealist adventure for his video for&nbsp;My Heart's Been Waiting For You.Craig performs this garage-influenced club hit in a serious of increasingly surreal settings, with outer space encroaching into modern-day London. And periodically everything then suddenly ramps up into another dazzling visual dimension.[imgtoken data:1]"The brief was wide open," explains Rossi.&nbsp;"All that was stated was they wanted a green screen video that had the vibe of Craig's tour footage. I took that and ran with it, and wanted to craft a luminous surrealist fantasy that was equal parts Dali with Craig's R&amp;B-pop aesthetic."Craig was the best collaborator a director could ask for. Hugely respectful of the art but always wanted to push the boundaries creatively. It meant that what was a green screen video became a smash of reality and illusion in the most entrancing of ways. The final result is a fantasia of colour and other worldly scenarios. All seemingly familiar but with a twist."

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Cheryl Konteh

Jordan Rossi

Ben Pengilly

Carrie Sutton

Tonic

Faye Purcell

Massimo Messi

David Wright

Elle Lotherington

Ed Livesey

Benji Kirkham

Josh Dadson

Cinta Miller

Karel Van Bellingen

George Garnish

Dan Levy

Rascal Post

Robert Chandler

Garage

Craig David ft Duvall 'My Heart's Been Waiting For You' by Jordan Rossi

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Jordan Rossi directs a cathartic promo for Sir Tom Jones, featuring actor/dancer Iain Mackay.&nbsp;The track is a&nbsp;reversioning of the&nbsp;Bob Dylan song, and touches&nbsp;upon&nbsp;frank realisations about growing old, whilst still evoking a sense of positivity.The video focusses upon Mackay as a solitary drinker in a dive bar, chugging back the beers whilst&nbsp;lost in painful&nbsp;thought. As Sir Tom and the Dylan-penned track get going, his spirits start to improve. Soon he is off the barstool,&nbsp;dancing&nbsp;around the venue, leaving no part of the room untouched.&nbsp;And then, after reclaiming his sense of self, he leaves - driving off in a vintage Pontiac.[imgtoken data:1]"The concept for Not Dark Yet represented something very unique to me - even in the harrowing nature of this awareness of being near the end of your life there is a kernel of positivity that I wanted to hone in on," says Rossi."I remember writing in the treatment that you're never too old to have some fun and that's exactly what this is. No matter where life has taken you to you can always find a bit of fun somewhere. Particularly in the music."I really wanted to ensure that the video had some emotionality to it. I tried to imbue the video with every inch of detail that I could, some aspect that everyone would recognise in themselves. Whether that's the down-and-out start or the carefree climax or simply a love of music that is splashed across the entire piece.[imgtoken data:2]"I couldn't have completed the video without our protagonist Iain Mackay, ex-principal dancer from the Birmingham Royal Ballet, who came in at the last minute - literally the night before the shoot - and absolutely understood what we were trying to achieve."But also [DoP] Luke Scully who helped develop the visual style with me, Elle [Lotherington, 1st AD] who kept us on track throughout a tricky day and Natricia [Bernard, choreographer] whose energy and ingenuity never cease to amaze me."Scully's cinematography, including the use of&nbsp;different overlays and digital grain creates a slightly gritty and timeless feel.&nbsp;"The visual style takes inspiration from 1970s B-Movies and the Grindhouse genre, popularised in recent years by the likes of Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez," says Rossi.&nbsp;"But I chose to swap the action-packed gore for an upbeat two-step."

Katie Cooper

Tonic/The Graft

Jake Bishop

Luke Scully

Krishan Parmar

Rebecca Hanson

Samuel Marr

True Black Studio

Iain Mackay

Paul McKee

Universal

Natricia Bernard

Tom Jones 'Not Dark Yet' by Jordan Rossi

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Jordan Rossi returns with a candy-coated performance promo for Sophie Ellis-Bextor and The Feeling.Incorporating footage from blockbuster feature&nbsp;Everyone's Talking About Jamie - the movie version of the musical co-written by The Feeling's Dan Gillespie Sells -&nbsp;Rossi soaks the video in&nbsp;his signature colourful aesthetic, building the concept around vibrant performance vignettes.&nbsp;Since the video went live, Jordan has hosted a number of talks on diversity and LGBTQ+ representation, calling for greater inclusion and action from the industry as LGBTQ&nbsp;hate crimes continue to rise within the UK."I was so thrilled when the brief came over as I was such a fan of the musical," says Rossi.&nbsp;"And then getting to collaborate with artists such as Sophie Ellis-Bextor, who I've always greatly admired, and The Feeling, who are continual hitmakers, was an absolute dream."It was a fantastic shoot day with great energy on set. Luke [Scully, the DoP] really nailed the look and feel harkening back to those old smoky club nights. Also congratulations have to go to Sophie whose recent 24 Hour Danceathon raised over one million pounds for Children In Need. She's amazing."

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Tamara Cincik

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Louise Constad

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Emily Jeffery

Sophie Ellis-Bextor & The Feeling 'While You're Still Young' by Jordan Rossi

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Elderbrook's cinematic track Broken Mirror&nbsp;becomes the vehicle for an authentic story, showcasing the issues facing many Queer people in 2021, helmed by director/photographer&nbsp;Jordan Rossi in collaboration with&nbsp; multi-disciplinary artist and creator Darkwah.Rossi's film follows a day in the life of a Queer performer played by Darkwah, and the reality of their experience, including the aggressions and microaggressions that impact personal safety and mental health.&nbsp;Together with a gut-wrenching sequence where Darkwah is cornered by a homophobic mob, there is also a focus upon the&nbsp;little stuff - small acts where their personal space is invaded, whether its being stared at and photographed in a cornershop, having their hair touched, or being touched inappropriately - that really resonates.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]Darwah delivers a charismatic performance which allows moments of happiness, as well as ranges of pain and anguish, and ultimately shows a strength of character, in a spoken-word sequence towards the end, which displays their inner resolve and dignity. Rossi brings this all together superbly well, in a video which features terrific cinematography from DoP Charlie Knight.On the project Darkwah has said:&nbsp;“As soon as I saw the treatment, I knew I wanted to be a part of this project," says Darkwah.&nbsp;"It’s all of the things I’ve experienced many times over. It’s so important that aggressions and micro-aggressions are spoken about outside of the LGBTQIA+ community. We know these things. We experience them - sometimes at the hands of those in our community but more so by those outside of it."Having these occurrences shown at this level in conjunction with an artist like Elderbrook, I hope will not only generate more conversation but result in change for the better as people check the ways in which they interact with performers, Queer performers and Queer people. I’m incredibly grateful to have been part of this project. I’m super excited for the change it will start to incite.”[imgtoken data:2]Jordan Rossi adds: “With Queer culture moving into the mainstream you’d think this would be a great time for Queer liberation but actually it’s far from it. More than ever before, we’re put into a box and forced to try and make our Queerness palatable for so many audiences. As a LGBTQ+ working director and photographer, I’m still excluded from so many conversations and projects which is why it’s a privilege to have the opportunity to craft this narrative and film."A big expression of gratitude goes to Elderbrook, his team and the record label who have let us tell this story freely and authentically, whilst supporting us at every step of the process.”The support from Elderbrook and Parlophone marks the start of a number of LGBTQIA+ activations that support the community. These include an Instagram Live session on Elderbrook's Instagram platform, featuring Jordan Rossi and Darkwah talking about the video, on Monday October 25th at 6pm (BST).

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Oli Hill

Charlie Knight

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Emily Mcney

Hollie Mapp

Mike Radforth

Newbody Post

Final Cut

Myles Bevan

Time Based Arts

Darkwah

John Hassay

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Elderbrook 'Broken Mirror' by Jordan Rossi

Elderbrook - Broken Mirror (Official Music Video)

Continuing their longstanding collaboration with Noel Gallagher, Dan Cadan and Jonathan 'Scully' Mowatt continue where they&nbsp;left off in the previous promo&nbsp;<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/05/17/noel-gallaghers-high-flying-birds-were-our-way-now-dan-cadan-jonathan-scully/70884">We're On Our Way Now&nbsp;</a>, exploring the lives&nbsp;of lovers in a nouvelle vague-flavoured London, played by Matt Smith and Gala Gordon.Flying On The Ground builds upon the enigmatic narrative of the previous video, with plenty of improvised scenes and visual nods to French-wave films A Bout De Souffle&nbsp;and&nbsp;Bande A Part.&nbsp;Whether or not viewers are familiar with the French new wave&nbsp;is less important&nbsp;than the compelling performances and suggestion of a plot combine to create something absorbing to watch. And certainly&nbsp;Noel Gallagher's cameo role in the film&nbsp;becoming more significant - particularly in the fate of the Matt Smith character.[imgtoken data:1] &nbsp;

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Jonathan Mowatt

Ayo Davis

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David Tyler

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Matt Smith

Sarah Mansfield

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Rock

Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds 'Flying On The Ground' by Dan Cadan & Jonathan 'Scully' Mowatt

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Loona Riia guides us through a looping series of portrait setups, in her mesmerising promo for Sipho's Bodies.&nbsp;Centered on vivid colour schemes and Esme Hill's punchy edit, the video sees Sipho surrounded by a rotating group of doppelgangers and background artists, in dazzling monochromatic sets.&nbsp;Packed full of texture and energy, the video is a promising introduction to the Birmingham-based artist and his fluid, genre-defying sound."Sipho had a bright colourful moodboard that created such a contrast with the lyrics of the track," explains Riia.&nbsp;"We were making Sipho's very first video ever, so it was fun to work together on creating the perfect mood, tone and imagery we we were after."I had played around with some chroma paint a couple months before and managed to convince Sipho to pour some over him."[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

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Molly Fenn

Cordelia Lawler

Devan Clarke-Sheward

Ronan O'loughlin

Amelia Tavenner

Katie Madin

Ellie Bond

Viviane Melo

Esme Hill

Karol Cybulski

Tom Connick

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Blues

Sipho 'Bodies' by Loona Riia

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Dan Cadan and Jonathan 'Scully' Mowatt's latest video for Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds&nbsp;brings the French nouvelle vague&nbsp;to modern London, and as with previous work for Noel, features a big name cast: Matt Smith and Gala Gordon play the lovers in a story inspired directly by Godard's Breathless.The video for We're On Our Way Now provides a snapshot of the lives of the couple, where an ambivalence and darkness lurks under the surface of a true romance. The directors also leave enough to the viewer's imagination to try to piece together a bigger story.As with the Jean-Paul Belmondo character in Breathless, Matt Smith is mixed up with some shady goings-on - either working for, or possibly against Noel Gallagher, who features in a cameo as a gangland figure. Smith bring depth to the part and is ideally cast. Both he and Gordon - her second video for Gallagher - are both captured wonderfully in a timeless-looking London by Danish DoP&nbsp;Niels Reedtz Johansen.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds 'We're On Our Way Now' by Dan Cadan & Jonathan 'Scully' Mowatt

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Hamzaa takes her destiny into her own hands, in the sci-fi inspired promo for In Between directed by Loona Riia.&nbsp;Set in a near-future world, we see the artist perform across several glossy vignettes, whilst an abstract narrative plays out in the background.&nbsp;Complemented by sharp styling and makeup, futuristic art direction and empowering themes, this is a top-notch visual for a fast-rising R&amp;B artist.

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Tom Hall

Federico Belloli

Holly Adamthwaite

Paige Cole

Gonçalo Sá Correia

Karol Cybulksi

CHEAT

Henry Medhurst

Sam Seager

Parolophone

Jacob Gerrard

Hamzaa ft Miraa May 'In Between' by Loona Riia

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Becky Hill laments a deteriorating relationship in a very uplifting setting, as Jordan Rossi reminds us of what a great night out looks like, in the video for Last Time.Presented as a night out with the girls, the video jumps between a love story narrative and uplifting performance, featuring a series of unique characters and a gorgeous&nbsp;club venue - Bethnal Green Working Men's Club -&nbsp;as the backdrop.&nbsp;DoP David Wright employs a heavy wash of neon and dynamic camerwork to complement the Friday night vibes, whilst the art direction and styling adds an effervescent energy to the concept.[imgtoken data:1]

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Steve Wingrove

Laurent Arnaud

Johnny Savage

Adele Cany

George Curran

Wendy Turner

Johnny Tully

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Sergio Alvarez

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Becky Hill 'Last Time' by Jordan Rossi

Becky Hill - Last Time (Official Video)

Dan Cadan and Scully bring us Christmas with a twist in their latest video for Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds. It's like Bad Santa meets the Ken Loach version of Bonnie and Clyde, starring Stephen Graham, and Hannah Walters.Taking a narrative-led direction this time around, the directors' third video for Noel - and his first Nöel-related music video&nbsp;- is a heartfelt story of northern grit, and fighting through against sadness and hardship in&nbsp;true salt-of-the-earth style.It's the story of a mum who meets Santa whilst doing all she can to make sure her kids have gifts at Christmas. As she treads carefully around a supermarket, aware of the security guard's gaze, she picks out a few items and slips them into her bag. When the guard catches on, she needs help from her guardian Santa to help make her getaway.Then it&nbsp;becomes clear that they are like modern Robin Hoods, attempting to bring Christmas cheer where its most needed. And there's a lump in the throat twist in the end (if you hadn't already guessed it) for good measure.It's a film that packs a proper seasonal punch, full of gritty, poignant seasonal goodwill. The core is that&nbsp;palpable emotion between Santa and the single mum - not so surprising perhaps, as Graham and Walters are a real-life couple.&nbsp;You may prefer this to one those perennial tear-jerking commercials trying to sell you stuff...

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Hannah Bellil

Christine Bateman

Stephen Graham

Hannah Walters

Rankin Film

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds 'Wandering Star' by Dan Cadan And Scully

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds - Wandering Star (Official Video)

Sigma joins forces with Jack Savoretti in You And Me As One, directed by Aella Jordan- Edge.Inside a picturesque church, adorned with beautiful stained-glass windows and decorative candles, Sigma is performing with a full band and Jack Savoretti up front on vocals. The natural light seeping through the windows creates a cinematic and dramatic performance, as the various musicians play together in unison.&nbsp;Intercut with this performance is a simple narrative depicting a couple exploring London, until they happen upon the very church the artists are playing in. They jump straight into a choreographed dance, and the infectious energy builds to a climax, ending with the couple alone in the location, ready to embrace and kiss.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Sigma, Jack Savoretti 'You And Me As One' by Aella Jordan-Edge

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Have you ever wanted to see a hybrid concept of David Lynch meets Alice in Wonderland? Well, Jasper Cable-Alexander&nbsp;has answered your prayers. He spins us into&nbsp;a lo-fi dreamworld in his&nbsp;video for Sorry's Right Round the Clock.The striking, spiraling, surrealist music video for the upcoming London-based band follows a woman stuck in the motion of a broken clock. And yes, it’s as beautifully topsy-turvy as it sounds.Shot on 16mm in a&nbsp;London pub, the video perfectly hosts the band’s deadpan style and 90s electronic overtones.&nbsp;“The whole process really felt like re-creating a surreal daytime hallucination mixed with a heavy night out," says Cable-Alexander.&nbsp;"The strange mix of characters are the kind that would only appear in your dreams."If you’re ready to get lost in a quirky otherworld, tuned to hazy neo-rock beats, look no further.

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Connie Elmy-martin

Danny Rumbelow

Korsshan Schlauer

Alejandro Restrepo Celis

Philipp Morozov

Alex Cowburn @ Jinjo Casting

Domino Records

Sorry 'Right Round The Clock' by Jasper Cable-Alexander

Sorry - Right Round The Clock (Official Video)

New boyband New Rules are feeling blue&nbsp;in the video for 24 Hours, directed by Jordan Rossi.&nbsp;Fresh off the back of Natasha Bedingfield's Kick It, Rossi is back with another stripped-back, studio- based performance video. One of New Rules' first official videos, 24 Hours&nbsp;tells the story of a break up where you spend all your time with your partner, but afterwards you are left with a huge empty void in your life.&nbsp;Split between a minimalist blue room -&nbsp;where the group lounge around, waiting for time to go by -&nbsp;and a black and white, high contrast performance setup, the wistful yearning and eventual acceptance that come with&nbsp;heartbreak are visually represented through striking&nbsp;art direction and superb performance from the newcomers.&nbsp;

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Aristide Russo

Loona Kasemets

Paul Choy

Amy Exton

Mekel Bailey

Rebecca Hampson

Ollie Burn

Big Chop

Alex Nerzic

Smoke

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Sydney Levy

Amp; Hannah Whitehill

Olivia Hobbs

New Rules '24 Hours' by Jordan Rossi

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Grammy Award-nominated singer/songwriter Natasha Bedingfield teams up with Jordan Rossi for the stylish Kick It, from her first album in nine years, Roll With Me.&nbsp;The video is formed of several studio-based setups, woven together to create a backdrop for Natasha as she sings about the complexity of relationships we have with ourselves and with others. Stripped back and fun, Bedingfield is completely in her element. She is entirely captivating whether she is in front of a wall or a full set, and it's an inspired choice from Rossi to keep things simple and sharp.&nbsp;The end result speaks for itself. Gorgeous cinematography from&nbsp;Tony C. Miller, evocative styling and several stunning glam looks mean that Kick It&nbsp;marks an excellent way&nbsp;to&nbsp;take back the limelight as a performer - having spent the last few years writing for other artists.&nbsp;She is just as spectacular as ever.&nbsp;

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Louise Flood

Dan Gibling

Tony C Miller

Nazanin Shahnavaz

Brady Lea

Marco Antonio

The Quarry

Simona Cristea

Coffee & TV

Natasha Bedingfield 'Kick It' by Jordan Rossi

Natasha Bedingfield - Kick It (Official Video)

It's all about fast cars, slick lyrics and having it all in the smash&nbsp;video for Professor Green's&nbsp;new song, featuring Alice Chater - the latest by Rankin.The video sees Pro Green - accompanied by his badass sidekick Alice - head to various hotspots on the streets of London and in an old school car.Featuring stripped-back concepts, focused on performance and subtle art direction, Rankin elevates the everyday to a more fantastical and fun world, and it works superbly.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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