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Things are not what&nbsp;they seem in David M. Helman's video for James Vincent McMorrow, which follows a happy-go-lucky twentysomething on his way to Hollywood.&nbsp;Opening with a quote from the oracle that is Nicolas Cage, the quirky promo follows an aspiring actor - played by fellow music video director&nbsp;Ezra Ewen - who is trying to find his feet in the city.&nbsp;With all the gear but no idea, Ewen broadcasts his newfound "success" to his followers on Instagram, and we follow the mishaps and stumbles on the&nbsp;journey to his first project... a self-tape casting for a shady Craiglist advert.&nbsp;A scene that really stands out is the drunken dancing down the Hollywood Walk of Fame, another nod to Nicolas Cage in the film&nbsp;Leaving Las Vegas.&nbsp;Beautifully shot by&nbsp;Hayden Mason, the picturesque charm and wonder of Los Angeles is a perfect backdrop to the narrative, and the&nbsp;use of mobile phone footage and montage style edits creates a hyperactive and frenetic feel.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Ireland

David M. Helman

Aiden Magarian

Kode Media

Nathan Killham

Hayden Mason

Benjamin Steen

Carlos Laszlo

Nick Rondeau

Work Editorial

Aubrey Woodiwiss

Ezra Ewen

Claire Stubbs @ Mouthpiece

Dan Millar

Singer songwriter

James Vincent McMorrow 'I Should Go' by David M. Helman

James-Vincent-Mcmorrow--'I-Should-Go-'-by-David-M.-Helman

No Rome and Dijon get lo-fi weird in Adam Powell's video for Trust 3000.&nbsp;Following a year of high concept visuals, including&nbsp;No Rome's Talk Nice and Blackbear's Hot Girl Bummer, Adam Powell strips it right back to basics for this video.&nbsp;Focusing on lo-fi effects and studio-based performance footage, the&nbsp;raw experimental style matches No Rome's quirky style and creates a fun and wild aesthetic.&nbsp;

Adam Powell

Andrew Rawson

My Accomplice

Imogen Harrison

Charlie Herranz

Tanmoye Khan

Steven Fairman

Noah Furrer

Patricia Villarillo

Jess Summer

Ed Blow

Dirty Hit

No Rome ft Dijon 'Trust 3000' by Adam Powell

No-Rome-Ft-Dijon-'Trust-3000'-by-Adam-Powell

Warren Fu serves up a rapid-fire visual feast for his third collaboration with The 1975 -&nbsp;a video with a nü-metal edge, and frontman Matty Healy rocking Marilyn Manson-esque long hair.The band performs in a box featuring flashing lights, words and images that shift from wall to wall as the camera moves chaotically around them. At one point, Healy has a bomb strapped to his chest that he sets off, and that explodes into more digital images.

United Kingdom

Warren Fu

Mayling Wong

Partizan Darkroom

Jack Bristow

Steve Wingrove

Rob Witt

Barney Batchelor

Matt Wright

Onx Narang

Patricia Villirillo

Yusuke Morioka

Annesophie Costa

Taylor Walsh

Cabin Edit

Semera Khan

Charlie Scannell

Rock

The 1975 'People' by Warren Fu

The 1975 - People (Official Video)

Presented with a searingly powerful Foals song called Black Bull, Niall O'Brien does not shy away from keeping it uncomplicated - and taking this project by the horns.On the one hand&nbsp;there's a breathtakingly rampant&nbsp;band performance; on the other there is the breathtakingly fearsome bull.&nbsp;O'Brien devotes his energies to a wonderful execution of both elements.Foals' performance has layers of cinematic quality - and one 35mm&nbsp;performance, shot by Paul Özgür, dovetails with authentic&nbsp;concert footage - both shot at their recent show in Kingston.Meanwhile, the awesome black bull prowls a bullring, wearing a garland - never looking more than a few short steps from the camera, its black horns glistening under lights, its movement&nbsp;captured in slow motion. The contrast with the performance footage is intense, yet they complement each other so well - brought together in a&nbsp;consummate edit by&nbsp;Matt Berardi.Beautiful&nbsp;and thrilling, the video is an object lesson in keeping it straightforward, and knocking it out the park.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Niall O'Brien

Furlined

Olly Chapman

Paul Özgür

Simon Lakos

Krystal Donyes

Matt Berardi

Cartel Editorial

Untold Studios

OB Management

Jennifer Ivory

Warner

Foals 'Black Bull' by Niall O'Brien

Foals-'Black-Bull'-by-Niall-O'brien

Cryptic glitchy&nbsp;screens,&nbsp;fancy dining tables and dancers dressed for business all feature in No Rome&#39;s latest&nbsp;neon-aesthetic video for Pink, directed by Adam Powell, and shot by Tim Sidell.

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