Production Manager

Bianca Di Marco

Jade Mortimer&#39;s clip for Ride is a mysterious run into the great black void.A simple, but intriguing premise - following a man running through a black abyss without ever being told why. Is he running towards something? Away from something? Whatever the case may be, as the video goes on his intensity ramps up higher and higher with coloured lights and anamorphic lens flares slicing through the picture, intercut with a silhouetted performance from the band. &nbsp;

United Kingdom

Jade Mortimer

Matt Frost

Nice & Polite

Ross Anderson

Isusko Garcia

Arthur Loveday

James Leckey

Kelly Smith

Pearce Crowley

Ola Goldfeather

Holly Ramsden

Arthur Graham-Maw

Emanate Studios

John Moule

Wichita Recordings

Indie Rock

Ride 'All I Want' by Jade Mortimer

Ride-'All-I-Want'-by-Jade-Mortimer

Ed Rigg helps New Hope Club put on a secret show for their fans in a fun, energetic performance clip.Playing to an empty room is no fun, but even when you&#39;re a handsome young boyband currently on an arena tour around Europe, there&#39;s always the danger. Mercifully, New Hope Club&#39;s fans are ready to drop everything to come and cover their idols in some&nbsp;powdered paint as they sing their hearts out in a London loft. The performance clip is fun and filled with genuine candid moments of the fans celebrating with their favourite band.

Ed Rigg

Frank Hanrahan

Steve Wingrove

David Wright

Thomas Nicholson

Daniel Alexander

Chris Dowling

Kat Hawker

Shade Huntley

Elizabeth Rita

Ed Coltman

Jax Harney

CHEAT

Marisa Garner Associates

Universal Music

New Hope Club 'Fixed' by Ed Rigg

New-Hope-Club-'Fixed'-by-Ed-Rigg

Sometimes its hard to get past the cheeky all-conquering chap that he presents in the videos directed by Vaughan Arnell, but Robbie Williams projects a quite&nbsp;different personality&nbsp;in the video for Mixed Signals - which also marks Nice &amp; Polite&#39;s CEO Ross Anderson&#39;s directing debut.Told mostly from the POV perspective of a girl on a wild night out with her girlfriends, Robbie is left on the end of the phone, frustrated and angry that she&#39;s not responding to his texts and calls - and that&#39;s after saying she was enjoying a quiet night in...Utilizing live action, VFX and animation to tell the story, the video also comes with two alternate endings - one featuring Robbie&#39;s wife <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mwLLLpk8IE" target="_blank">Ayda Field</a>, and the other featuring old Take That bandmate <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqyPAWBjzEs" target="_blank">Gary Barlow</a> &ndash;&nbsp;to keep you guessing about whether this young lady is worthy of Robbie&#39;s affections, or a bit of a wrong &#39;un. And that makes for an notable first dip into directing by Ross Anderson.

James Dyer

Dan Gibling

Matthew North

Daniel Deighton

Jeff Vine

Jono Farr

Scott Buxton

Colin Thwaites

Lydia Carter

Lisa Williams

Davide Barbieri

Gina Kane

Christian Lyndon

Absolute Post

Leigh Warner

Belinda Grew

Kirsty Rose, Hannah Hoad, Callum Keer

Audrey Hayman

Carrie Sutton

Farrell Music

Amber Espley

Andrew Fletcher

Robbie Williams 'Mixed Signals' by Ross Anderson

Robbie-Williams-'Mixed-Signals'-by-Ross-Anderson

Urban Strom directs Ward Thomas&#39; autumnal video for Cartwheels&nbsp;which sees a ballerina dance her way through central London on a cold autumn day.Mixing more built-up urban landscapes with parks basking in a crisp autumnal sunshine, and a minimalist performance from Ward Thomas, Strom&#39;s video is a subtle dance film that allows the choreography room to tell its story.

Urban Strom

Matt Cummins

Rory Shaw

Michael Hob

Ran Geffen

Charlie Jenkins

Gemma Stafford

Terri Capon

Issie Gibbons

Jenna Lee

The Quarry

Dave Samuels

Mike O'Keefe

Sony Music

Eloise Hymas

Ruben De Monte

Folk

Ward Thomas 'Cartwheels' by Urban Strom

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White Lies have released this video remake of Killing Joke&#39;s <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnpwuRlXbhk" target="_blank">Love Like Blood</a>&nbsp;for their track Morning In LA, directed by Chris Hugall. The resulting performance video is a&nbsp;great imitation of its source material&#39;s aesthetic - due in large part to the successfully 80s treatment&nbsp;by&nbsp;DoP Arthur Loveday.&nbsp;

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