We once got nominated for a BAFTA. We didn&#039;t win.

Carrie Sutton

Production Company

Blindeye Films

Freya Skye welcomes the spirit of Christmas&nbsp;in her latest promo directed by Lewis Cater.The charming video for the young singer-songwriter and actress's Winter Dream takes place in a cosy, rural house, where she is preparing for Christmas Day with&nbsp;an evening of baking, wrapping presents and getting the decorations up.&nbsp;Following Cater's two previous videos for Skye, <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2024/07/29/freya-skye-walk-over-lewis-cater/87513" target="_blank">Walk Over</a>&nbsp;and <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2024/09/24/freya-skye-someone-love-lewis-cater/88278" target="_blank">Someone To Love</a>, the festive&nbsp;spirit shines in every aspect of this video, from the art direction to the styling.&nbsp;&nbsp;"It’s Christmas Eve and Freya conducts a symphony of holiday cheer," explains Cater.&nbsp;"Through some playful camera angles, we set out to show Freya’s vibrant personality, but the also magic of her festive preparations, with a special cameo from her dog&nbsp;Ruby!"I feel like I’ve been in the festive spirit ever since shooting this video back in June - nothing quite like shooting a holiday video on the summer solstice! We had the fireplace lit and snow falling at peak British summer."

United Kingdom

Laura Little

Dan Hills

Clementine Brown

Lewis Cater

Emily Clifford

James Dearden

Las Bandas Be Brave

Tuff Contender

Craig Cox

Jon Wong

Callum Collins

Miguel Carmenes

Jack Lightfoot

Affy Robani

Adam Fox

Max Bent-Marshall

Lisa Davey

Marcos Gurgel

Peter Oppersdorff

The Mill

Action Studios Tv

Jace Hardwick

Hollywood Records

Djay Brawner

Max Rose

Freya Skye 'Winter Dream' by Lewis Cater

Freya-Skye-'Winter-Dream'-by-Lewis-Cater

Lewis Cater reunites with singer and actress Freya Skye to mount a stylised performance piece for Someone To Love.&nbsp;The video features Freya and a guitar-playing boy&nbsp;in a black studio environment, cleverly dressed by production designer Laura Little to resemble a river's edge with plants and a makeshift jetty, plus a sky full of twinkling stars.&nbsp;Boasting a charismatic performance from Freya and some magical flair, it's a charming video for a lovely track.&nbsp;&nbsp;"Someone To Love is our second collaboration with Freya," Cater explains. "She's a remarkable talent and truly brought it with this performance."We wanted to create a video that was romantic, whimsical and set against a twilight backdrop. It was a lot of fun collaborating with Freya and the Disney team on this to push the boundaries of a fairytale dreamscape."

Murray Boden

Alex Gregory

Harbor Picture Company

Jasper Bew

Hollywood Records/ The Walt Disney Company

Freya Skye 'Someone To Love' by Lewis Cater

Freya-Skye--'Someone-To-Love'-by-Lewis-Cater

Georgie Cowan-Turner reunites with Pale Waves, framing Heather Baron-Gracie and band in the grounds of an English country garden to evocative effect.Like for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2024/06/19/pale-waves-perfume-georgie-cowan-turner/86916" target="_blank">Perfume</a>, her previous video for the band,&nbsp;Cowan-Turner draws out the romantic yearning in the song Gravity, through the presence of goth-styled Baron-Gracie on a blissful&nbsp;English summer's day - joined by another&nbsp;girl,&nbsp;the mysterious object of her affections.&nbsp;&nbsp;"We wanted to create something that was beautifully framed, where we see Heather across these different set-ups that feel like heightened photographs," says Cowan-Turner."It’s really a modern fairy tale with this sense of a dreamy, yet dark romance that anchors the aesthetics. I found myself leaning into the purples and blues that naturally emerged from the location and heightening these to suit Heather and the band's aesthetic."[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Rubina Marchiori

Georgie Cowan-Turner

Sam Nutt

Rae Lemeshow

Diogo Atadini

Barbara Van Schaik

Stephan Knight

Cristina Cretu

Niels Halle

Zenon Clements

Ellie Bond

Elaine Lynskey

Maruf Khan

Rock

Indie

Pale Waves 'Gravity' by Georgie Cowan-Turner

Pale-Waves---'Gravity-'-by-Georgie-Cowan-turner

Jack Lightfoot directs an emotive live promo for regular collaborator Sam Tompkins.&nbsp;The video for Hi, My Name Is Insecure was shot at The Champ, the small pub that Tompkins inherited after the tragic loss of his father.&nbsp;The visual is the third shot at the location, alongside previous releases <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2024/02/29/sam-tompkins-phones-heaven-live-champ-jack-lightfoot/85469">Phones In Heaven</a>&nbsp;and <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2024/05/13/sam-tompkins-numb-live-jack-lightfoot/86428">Numb</a>, and is similarly stripped back and intimate.&nbsp;"At the end of last year, after the tragic loss of his dad, Sam Tompkins inherited The Champ - a small local full of character situated in the beautiful town of Appledore in Devon," Lightfoot explains.&nbsp;"Earlier this year, we took a trip down to The Champ to capture Sam performing in a place that meant so much to his Dad - and the same spot where Sam played his first-ever gigs from age 13."

Kris Declan

Fionn Hutton

Mike O'Connor

Nacho Guzman

Louis Catlett

Sam Tompkins 'Hi, My Name Is Insecure (Live At The Champ)' by Jack Lightfoot

Sam Tompkins - Hi, My Name Is Insecure. (Live At The Champ)

Jack Lightfoot directs a neon-soaked performance promo for The Ramona Flowers.The video for Kids - a cover of the MGMT classic - is shot 'as-live', with each of the musicians performing in a traditional setup.&nbsp;"We wanted to create something with a bit of a futuristic feel to echo the infamous electronic sounds of the track - and so we thought it would be cool to build the band's logo out of neon light structures to achieve this," director Jack Lightfoot explains."We used these to layout a performance space in the round, and then everything came together nicely with some classic performance lighting."It's a lovely, charming visual with plenty of charisma and an aesthetic that perfectly channels the nostalgia of the track.&nbsp;

Roma Martyniuk

Jacob Bacon

Liam White

Zach Levi-Rodgers

Dan Broadley

The Ramona Flowers 'Kids' by Jack Lightfoot

The Ramona Flowers - Kids

Jack Lightfoot directs another stunning live promo for Sam Tompkins.&nbsp;The video showcases Tompkins' viral cover of Talking To The Moon, placing him in a grand industrial space with his guitarist.From the live vocal capture&nbsp;to the gentle camerawork, every creative element is elevated and inspired, and executed to the highest standard.&nbsp;"It was a delight to get back on set with Sam for another performance video - his flawless vocals never cease to amaze me," explains Lightfoot."We were looking for another large open space full of character, that would work both visually and acoustically, and landed on the perfect spot. And in true Sam style, we nailed it in one shot."

Jack Blurton

Kris Greenidge

Sam Tompkins 'Talking To The Moon (Live)' by Jack Lightfoot

Sam Tompkins - Talking To The Moon (Live)

Lewis Cater directs an optimistic summertime promo for teen sensation Freya Skye.&nbsp;The video for Walk Over is an upbeat showcase of performance and good vibes, peppered with dance, animation and fun art direction flair.&nbsp;Using the city as a backdrop, the video is a love letter to the strength of the human spirit, packaged in a colourful, endlessly watchable visual.&nbsp;"Embracing that start of British summer energy, this video is all about turning setbacks into celebrations: when the bus breaks down, we dance in the smoke!" Cater says.&nbsp;

Ethan Atkinson

Peter Oppersdorf

Freya Skye 'Walk Over' by Lewis Cater

Freya-Skye--'Walk-Over'-by-Lewis-Cater

Georgie Cowan-Turner helps usher in Pale Waves' new era with this breathtaking promo for Perfume.&nbsp;The video for the shoegazey Perfurme combines slow, deliberate camera movements with a surreal naturalism evocative of Tim Walker's 90's photography, creating a strangely beautiful aesthetic.&nbsp;Ethereal, dreamy and confident, it's a perfect fit for the band and the direction of this project.&nbsp;"I wanted to create something beautifully strange and utterly romantic," says Cowan-Turner. "With our cinematographer Barbara Van Schaik, we experimented with these amazing Petzval lenses and glowy soft filters to give the world of the video an unreal quality and Heather as this beautiful 90’s vampire within this."Above all, we wanted Perfume to feel like a Pale Waves video whilst also offering something distinctively new."[imgtoken data:1]

Dirty Hit

Pale Waves 'Perfume' by Georgie Cowan-Turner

Pale-Waves--'Perfume'-by-Georgie-Cowan-turner

Jack Lightfoot collaborates once again with singer-songwriter Sam Tompkins, directing a tender live promo for Numb.&nbsp;Following the live video for&nbsp;<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2024/02/29/sam-tompkins-phones-heaven-live-jack-lightfoot/85469">Phones In Heaven</a>&nbsp;which was released in February, Numb was also shot in The Champ, the pub in Devon which Tompkins inherited after the tragic loss of his father last year.&nbsp;Atmospheric and affecting, the video plays out in a single take, starting wide and&nbsp;inching in closer for the performance, before returning to its starting position by the end.&nbsp;A stripped-back, absorbing visual for a breathtaking track.&nbsp;

Michael O'Connor

Sam Tompkins 'Numb (Live)' by Jack Lightfoot

Sam-Tompkins--'Numb-(live)'-by-Jack-Lightfoot

Jack Lightfoot directs a poignant live promo for Sam Tompkins, filmed at the Devon pub&nbsp;The Champ.&nbsp;The video for Phones In Heaven features an intimate performance in the pub, stripped-back and beautifully shot by DoP&nbsp;Michael O'Connor.&nbsp;"At the end of last year, after the tragic loss of his dad, Sam Tompkins inherited The Champ&nbsp;- a small local full of character situated in the beautiful town of Appledore in Devon,"&nbsp;Jack Lightfoot explains."Earlier this month, we took a trip down to The Champ to capture Sam performing in a place that meant so much to his Dad - and the same spot where Sam played his first-ever gigs from age 13."Evoking a strong sense of wistful nostalgia, the video is simple in its concept yet packed full of emotion,&nbsp;allowing viewers to focus on the flawless performance.&nbsp;There are more videos to come from this session, so keep an eye out for those in due course...&nbsp;

Naomi Lake

Sam Tompkins 'Phones In Heaven (Live)' by Jack Lightfoot

Sam-Tompkins--'Phones-In-Heaven-(live-At-The-Champ)'-by-Jack-Lightfoot

Matilda Harding-Kemp directs a darkly conceptual promo for Liverpool rock outfit The Mysterines.&nbsp;In an abyss-like studio environment, we see vocalist Lia Metcalfe and dancer Joshua Hubbard entangled in a scarlet-red web, intercut with other minimalist performance setups.&nbsp;The concept is strikingly powerful and appropriately mysterious, blurring the line between reality and fiction with abstract flair.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]"In our music video [for Stray], we embark on an emotive journey&nbsp;into vulnerability, rage and primal instinct,"&nbsp;explains Harding-Kemp. "Set in a dark dreamscape, Lia confronts her shadow self, igniting a journey of catharsis. We traverse the depths of her psyche as she embraces her dark feminine energy, culminating in a state of liberation."Together Lia and I examine trauma through a lens of liberation and the untamed, animalistic instinct inherent in the process of overcoming it."

Joshua Hubbard

Phoebe De Angelis

Matilda Harding-Kemp

Richard Scott

Phoebe Shakespeare

Alice Howlett

Katie Dymmock 

Alt Rock

The Mysterines 'Stray' by Matilda Harding-Kemp

The-Mysterines--'Stray'-by-Matilda-Harding-kemp

Having recently suffered the tragic loss of his father to suicide, Sam Tompkins has written the song Phones In Heaven, in order to make some sense of it. The video directed by Jack Lightfoot is also an important part of the process: it's a powerful visual which places Tompkins in an abstract office space, where his co-workers are name-tagged with emotions - represented different stages of grief.&nbsp;&nbsp;"This video means more to me than pretty much any piece of art I have ever made," says Sam Tompkins. "When I wrote Phones In Heaven, I wanted it to be directed at people who have lost a loved one suddenly to suicide.[imgtoken data:1]"I honestly don’t know many friendship groups compiled of men especially, who haven’t lost someone they know to it. I lost a friend of mine years back and it’s plagued me ever since, so I wanted this song to comfort people who have felt and still feel that sort of grief. That type of grief that stays open. The questions - the 'what ifs', the 'could I haves', maybe even the 'should I join them?'-type ones. It’s a mortifying feeling and so confusing."So, when my own dad, my hero decided to take his own life in November, my life instantly felt like it was falling apart all over again, but in a far worse way. I wondered what i would do without him. How i’d continue on in life for such a long time knowing he wasn’t gonna be there to see any of it. All i wanted was a sign. Just any sign that he’s fine. That’s what this song is about and what the video is about."&nbsp;"This was a very special video to work on," adds director Jack Lightfoot. "I don't think I could say it better than Sam himself."

Anna Sweasey

Vini Curtis

Dan Moran

Island Records

Singer-songwriter

Sam Tompkins 'Phones In Heaven' by Jack Lightfoot

Sam-Tompkins--'Phones-In-Heaven'-by-Jack-Lightfoot

Matilda Harding-Kemp directs her latest&nbsp;pulsating pop promo for up-and-coming pop artist Laurel Smith, on a distinctly Western theme.&nbsp;Following on from her stylish previous&nbsp;videos&nbsp;for Laurel Smith - for Everybody Bleeds in late 2022 and Vampire Romance last year - Harding -Kemp introduces a Western-inspired aesthetic for The Red Pill, with plenty of lasso-swinging action, fringed-leather styling and hay bale-centric art direction. It's safe to say that Laurel isn't in London anymore."To me, this is a narrative emblematic of times in your life when there comes a point where the only option is to move forward and let go of an old version of yourself that doesn't serve you anymore," she explains."It's the point where you reclaim yourself - even if there is pain in the process. You shed an old skin and start in a new one, through a journey of transformation."

Bronte Carter

Federico Belloli

Experimental Pop

Laurel Smith 'The Red Pill' by Matilda Harding-Kemp

Laurel-Smith--'The-Red-Pill-'-by-Matilda-Harding-kemp

Matilda Harding-Kemp directs a riveting performance&nbsp;promo for Laurel Smith's Vampire Romance.Featuring an elevated, horror-tinged concept, the video - following up Harding-Kemp's impressive video for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2022/10/10/laurel-smith-everybody-bleeds-matilda-harding-kemp/78684" target="_blank">Everybody Bleeds</a> -&nbsp;sees the artist perform in the middle of a pentagram in several&nbsp;vivid vignettes.[imgtoken data:1]"For Vampire Romance the idea was to create a haunting, atmospheric scene that played with contrasts in colour, light and shadow," says Harding-Kemp.&nbsp;"Laurel’s performance drives this video in the centre of a giant pentagram."&nbsp;Straightforward and unfussy in concept, the video gives Laurel Smith room to bring her own unique vibe to the performance, which toes the line between mysterious and ethereal, whilst retaining a contemporary, alt-pop sensibility.

John Leahy

Sebastian Hinds

Daisy Oldershaw

Stef Perry

Joe Walker

Alt Pop

Laurel Smith 'Vampire Romance' by Matilda Harding-Kemp

Laurel-Smith--'Vampire-Romance'-by-Matilda-Harding-kemp

Lewis Cater follows the enigmatic promo for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2023/01/26/shinedown-dead-dont-die-lewis-cater/80130">Dead Don't Die</a> with another Shinedown collaboration - this time for A Symptom Of Being Human.&nbsp;The video deals with the unique yet universal challenges that are part and parcel of being human, touching upon anxiety, the cost of living&nbsp;and the overarching search for meaning in the everyday.&nbsp;Visually representing the highs and lows of life, the video focuses on a young girl, who discovers a book in a grand library with completely blank pages. She soon projects her fear and anxieties onto the page, until a breakthrough moment shines a light on the brighter side of life, and the friends who help her navigate the storm.[imgtoken data:1]The slick, filmic aesthetic perfectly contrasts the golden light of the library with the cold, clouded gloom of her fear vignettes, and the central performance helps marry the different setups to great effect.&nbsp;&nbsp;"There’s something quite magical about filming in London in December and we quite literally captured this underneath the festive glow of Westminster," Cater explains. "We were blessed with such an amazing team who stepped straight onto this after we wrapped on the Dead Don’t Die video."

Cat Giles

Jenny Meister

Jack Lightfoot 

Tuff

Chris Brown 

Pieter Snyman

Ty Hack

Beau Pritchard-James

Josh Tue

Michael Mroczek

Emily Mcney

Sarah Scott

Cameron Marygold

Ethos Studio

Kit Reeve

Atlantic Records

Shinedown 'A Symptom Of Being Human' by Lewis Cater

Shinedown - A Symptom Of Being Human (Official Video)

Jack Lightfoot directs an affecting live promo for Sam Tompkins.&nbsp;Following the brilliant live video for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2022/10/19/sam-tompkins-lose-it-all-live-jack-lightfoot/78849">Lose It All </a>in October last year, this video boasts a breathtaking location and a pared-back, intimate performance."We wanted to create a really simple, classy look for this live session - standing it apart from the grittier look we had on our previous live session together," says Lightfoot."So we selected a classic setting with lots of wooden furnishings and antique features and really took advantage of the natural daylight beaming in through the windows. Once again we rolled out a one-shot take, and as always, Sam nailed the vocal to bring it all together."

Harry Clements

Quinn Titsworth

Harry Coleman

Sam Tompkins 'Die For Someone (Live Session)' by Jack Lightfoot

Sam-Tompkins--'Die-For-Someone-(live-Session)'-by-Jack-Lightfoot

Lewis Cater directs a minacious promo for Shinedown, where under the ominous surveillance of an unspecified evil, the US rock band&nbsp;look fear straight in the eye.&nbsp;The video for Dead Don't Die jumps between a rowdy performance section in an ornate structure, and enigmatic vignettes with frontman Brett, where various weapons and objects hang mid-air, threatening to break through and injure him - but unable to do so.It's a thrilling addition to both the band and Cater's videography, and packed full of filmic moments and great performances.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;&nbsp;"We shot the video for Dead Don’t Die straight after the band’s Wembley headline show last month," Cater says.&nbsp;"It was a special shoot as it was the first time that the band had shot a video outside of United States."It’s a video about resilience, the strong-willed, the bend but never break human spirit. The power of the mind is extraordinary. The band use their strength within to control the darkness and retreat to a more positive space."We follow Brent (Shinedown's frontman) as he is pursued by an unspecified evil. He passes by each band member as they use their energy to control a moment of wickedness. Brent is then confronted. Using MoCo, we had bullets build up around Brent. The power of his mind pushes to the forefront as the bullets are suspended. After overcoming each of their obstacles, the band are united for one final test."[imgtoken data:2]&nbsp;

Ethos Studios

Max Colt @ The Frender

Shinedown 'Dead Don't Die' by Lewis Cater

Shinedown-'Dead-Don't-Die'-by-Lewis-Cater

Jack Lightfoot directs an absorbing lyric video for Sam Tompkins.&nbsp;In a simple yet compelling one-shot concept, we see Sam perform as the lighting transitions around him, and fluffy clouds pulsate like storm clouds.&nbsp;"It was great to be back on set again with Sam and the team," Lightfoot mentions, referencing Blindeye's&nbsp;three collaborations last year, including one he directed for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2022/10/19/sam-tompkins-lose-it-all-live-jack-lightfoot/78849">Lose It All.&nbsp;</a>"The creative came in from Mitchell Peryer, and we knew we wanted to run it as a simple locked-off one shot."We programmed lighting changes across the track to take us on a journey from sunset, to dusk, to night time, to dawn, whilst also playing with lighting inside the clouds to add another element to the video. And once again, all held together by Sam's stunning vocals."

Amie Harfield

Sam Tompkins 'Die For Someone' by Jack Lightfoot

Sam-Tompkins-'Die-For-Someone'-by-Jack-Lightfoot

Sam Nutt directs a cinematic promo in aid of charity <a href="https://www.helpmusicians.org.uk/" target="_blank">Help Musicians</a>.The atmospheric promo sees a selection of talented artists perform in the striking Asylum Chapel in Peckham, coming together to highlight the important work that the charity do to help musicians in times of crisis.&nbsp;A collaboration between composer Jan Willem de With, Laura and Sarah Ayoub and Help Musicians UK, the video is breathtakingly executed, and shines a spotlight on the magic behind the music.&nbsp;"HelpMusiciansUK have recently learnt through a survey that 67% of musicians feel that their mental health is worse than it was before the pandemic with more considering leaving the music industry for good, and turning to Music Minds Matter for therapeutic support," the charity explain in&nbsp;the YouTube description.&nbsp;"This film aims to bring attention to the important work Help Musicians does to help musicians across times of crisis, by reflecting the idea of musicians coming together in a sheltered place. Because without musicians, there is no magic."Readers can visit helpmusicians.org.uk to learn more about about the amazing work that they do.

Chaimaa Omazabal

Bud Gallimore

Eilera Ellie

Tuncer Ozdemir

Margherita Fabbro

Instrumental

Jan Willem De With ft Laura Ayoub & Sarah Ayoub 'Shelter' by Sam Nutt

Jan-Willem-De-With-Feat.-Laura-Ayoub-And-Sarah-Ayoub-'Shelter'-by-Sam-Nutt

Jack Lightfoot directs a tender live promo for singer-songwriter Sam Tompkins, shot in one-take at Dean Valley Studios.The video features a seamless camera movement, gently&nbsp;wrapping around Sam and the pianist playing live, keeping the focus squarely on the breathtaking performance."Sometimes a track lands on my desk, and I become obsessed with it," Lightfoot says. "Lose it All&nbsp;was one of those songs - it has such an incredible vocal, and I was buzzing to have the opportunity to capture it live."We were keen on a one-shot performance from the very start, and so wanted to set ourselves inside a stunning location that offered something visually beautiful at every turn, and we landed on Dean Valley Studios as the perfect fit - which also gave us some incredible acoustics for the audio recording.And because I always want to know the answer to this when I see a one-take...we went with Take 6."

Robbie Smith

Company 3

Sam Tompkins 'Lose It All (Live)' by Jack Lightfoot

Sam-Tompkins-'Lose-It-All---Live-Session'-by-Jack-Lightfoot

Matilda Harding-Kemp directs a powerful promo for new artist Laurel Smith's Everybody Bleeds, depicting a surreal dreamworld outside the confines of a party.The video explores themes of empowerment, violence and rebellion, slickly visualised with style and flair, and Harding-Kemp has created a hard-hitting and refreshing visual that stays in the mind."Life experiences good or bad become a part of us and that’s something we have to grapple, fight and grow with," she says. "We wanted to portray this aspect of reality through a sense of metamorphosis where the more the video progresses the more Laurel’s reflection changes until she doesn’t recognise herself. To me, subtle moments like this feel quite close in representing that transient journey.[imgtoken data:1] "This psychological narrative is driven from Laurel’s subconscious as she escapes a party and ends up finding her power again. When we fall into Laurel’s dream world where time-freezes, all the girls have weapons to protect themselves in some way."This feels like quite a rebellious image that links to the contrast in the lyrics of being a ‘good girl’ and a ‘bad one’ as women are stereotypically told to be in line and sweet. So it was fun playing with that and showing female energy in an empowering way."

Steffan Perry

Laurel Smith 'Everybody Bleeds' by Matilda Harding-Kemp

Laurel-Smith--'Everybody-Bleeds'-by-Matilda-Harding-kemp

Theo Watkins directs an effervescent performance promo for Easy Life, featuring Benee.&nbsp;The video for OTT combines maximalism and nostalgia, in a visual clash that is as garish as it is amusing.&nbsp;"We set out to make an uber-saturated, 90's-style greenscreen performance video that looked like it had been found at the bottom of MTV's scuzzy VHS archive - using the term 'over-the-top' as our guiding star in pretty much all respects," explains Watkins.&nbsp;I think we can all agree that goal was achieved - and then some.&nbsp;

Jaime Jarvis

Lucy Bonner

Theo Watkins

Marco Grey

Christos

Maya Man

Emma Regan

Easy Life ft Benee 'OTT' by Theo Watkins

Easy-Life-Ft.-Benee-'Ott'-by-Theo-Watkins

Jamie Thraves directs a whirlwind performance promo for Gabrielle Aplin's Call Me.&nbsp;Shot in Bristol across two short nights, the video features Aplin&nbsp;interacting with different characters as the traverses the late-night hustle and bustle of the city.Incorporating choreographed numbers and gentler, more intimate moments, it's a video that spans the spectrum of human emotion, and brilliantly executed by the creative team.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]"This video for Gabrielle was a lot of fun to make, from start to finish everything just fell into place so easily," says Thraves.&nbsp;"Gabrielle and I chatted through a number of ideas that I presented to her -&nbsp;four or five&nbsp;-&nbsp;before we settled on this one. It just felt right for the song."We both wanted something fun, energetic, dramatic, gritty and a bit dark. I wanted this to feel like a scene from a musical movie."&nbsp;