At present Representing Directors for Music Video and Content:Blindeye Films Dog Eat Dog Epoch Octopus Inc. Rankin Creatives Son and Heir You Are Here Independent Directors2014 to 2020 Music Video Directors&amp;amp;#039; Representative at Kode Media.2003 - 2015 Music Video Directors&amp;amp;#039; Representative at Exposure Films / HSI London.1998 - present day Freelance Music Video CommissionerRobbie Williams (1996 to present day) Take That (co-commissioner / Progress) Snow Patrol (2006 - present day) Blondie Noel Gallagher&amp;amp;#039;s High Flying Birds Catfish &amp;amp;amp;The Bottlemen The Amazons The Maccabees Jack Savoretti Band of Skulls Bloc Party Rick Astley Goldfrapp Kaiser Chiefs Travis Pet Shop Boys Blur Busted Beth Orton Tina Turner1996 - 1998 Label Music Video Commissioner - Chrysalis RecordsSimple Minds Mike Scott White Town Catherine Wheel Black Box Recorder Belinda Carlisle1995-1996 Head of Music Video - Kudos Productions DirectorsJake Nava Jeff Thomas Grant Gee Mark Neale Jerry Chater1991-1995 Freelance Producer / Production Manager - Music Video / Live Concert FilmingPink Floyd / Madonna / Teenage Fan Club / Supergrass / Adam Ant / Siouxsie &amp;amp;amp; The Banshees / Oasis / EMF / Babylon Zoo / Blur / Bon Jovi / U2 / Monsters Of Rock in Moscow.

Director's Representation

Carrie Sutton

Ashley Rommelrath directs the visually striking promo for&nbsp;Cody Frost Ft. Debbie Gough.The video for Bloodsucka marks Ashley's second collaboration&nbsp;with Cody, following their work on the visuals for the single PROCESS. Wearing his influences on his sleeve, the visual draws inspiration&nbsp;straight from the pages of Fangoria, set in a gritty club setting where&nbsp;Cody, Debbie, and the dancers seduce their prey.[imgtoken data:1]Using coloured lights and frantic cinematography to create something fresh and aesthetically rich, the result is a&nbsp;grindhouse-style, pulpy fusion between From Dusk Till Dawn and Jennifer's Body.Intercut with static-washed cutaways and a heavy dose of fake blood, it's a video that celebrates the vampire subgenre to full effect, and is a roaringly fun watch.&nbsp;&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Dana Keren

Hannah Mason

Luca Wowczyna

Ashley Rommelrath

Liam Wallace-Cook

DOGEATDOG

Michael Lewin

Matthew Bohun

Dajiana Huang

Natalia Maus

Danny Rumbelow

Christina Ivanova

Dee Iskrzynska

Charles Stanley

Charlie Fitzjohn

Vanya Tomova

RCA Records

Cody Frost ft Debbie Gough 'Bloodsucka' by Ashley Rommelrath

Cody Frost - BLOODSUCKA (Official Video) ft. Debbie Gough

Matilda Harding-Kemp directs a stirring promo for Laurel Smith.The video for Wolf explore the animalistic side of human nature with a powerful and playful performance, set in a dreamlike landscape.Intercut with feverish, surreal vignettes, we follow Laurel as she stumbles upon the band, and we eventually start to question if they're even there at all.&nbsp;Embodying a character that refuses to be confined, Laurel breaks&nbsp;free from the expectations of the ‘good girl’ stereotype. Her portrayal is powerful, almost feral—an unapologetic embrace of assertiveness and sensuality, with an untamed, roaring anger simmering just beneath the surface.Arresting and endlessly watchable, it's brilliant work&nbsp;from all involved.&nbsp;

Cristina Fazzi

Matilda Harding-Kemp

Emily Barker

Emily Barker Creative

John Leahy

Will Churchill

Louis Brennan

Lewis Watts

Yanya Cheng

Georgie Cracknell Wright

Scarlett Bovingdon

Katie Dymmock 

Okay Studio

Guy Pearson

Blue Raincoat

Laurel Smith 'Wolf' by Matilda Harding-Kemp

Laurel-Smith--'Wolf-'-by-Matilda-Harding-kemp

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

Emily Clifford

Sam Nutt

Blindeye Films

Rae Lemeshow

Diogo Atadini

Barbara Van Schaik

Jack Lightfoot

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

Favourite Colour: Black - aka Chris Turner - directs a fun and glossy performance promo for new girlgroup Say Now.The video for Trouble sees the group in trouble with the law, locked behind bars - but doing it in style.&nbsp;Boasting glossy performance setups, neon-hued dance choreography - plus a surprise appearance from Girls Aloud icon Nadine Coyle as 'Mother' - it's a high-energy anthem wrapped in a nostalgic, carefree package.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;"The brief from the group was to create a story within which the girls could play both ‘good’ and ’troublesome’ versions of themselves, but present it all within a bright, pop world of Y2K inspired visuals," says Chris Turner."After considering several directions, I thought it was best to avoid confronting what it was they’d supposed to have done wrong in the narrative, and suggested instead focussing on the aftermath of the event where the girls are detained and the ‘victim’ is trying to identify them to unconvinced cops. The girls loved the idea and fully committed to playing up to their delinquent - if endearing - alter egos."[imgtoken data:2]

Bobby Nicholls

Gregory Russill

Favourite Colour: Black

Thalia Murray

Octopus Inc

Kim Jarrett

John Letsinger

Luke Scully

Beth Montague-Clyde

Angela Garcia Manchado

Richard Perry

Blake Johnwood

Alan Kitrell

Daniela Alves

Taisha Sherwood

Sara Faulkner

Homespun

Vic Parker

Raised By Wolves

Ruaridh Aldinton

Atlantic Records

Say Now 'Trouble' by Favourite Colour: Black

Say-Now-'Trouble'-by-Favourite-Colour:-Black

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

Louis Catlett

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."

James Dearden

Jack Blurton

Kris Greenidge

Callum Collins

Mike O'Connor

Nacho Guzman

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

Sam Tompkins - Talking To The Moon (Live)

Joel Barney directs a kaleidoscopic, 90's-inspired skate film for&nbsp;Sigala Feat. 24kgoldn &amp; Trevor Daniel.The video for It's A Feeling is set against the bustling streets of London, and captures a group of friends as they navigate the city, surrounded by infrared trees and greenery in a surreal visual twist.&nbsp;Inspired by the vibrant artwork of Billy Babehkul and Richard Mosse, it's a love letter to the&nbsp;rebellious spirit of 90s skate culture with a visual style that transports viewers into an otherworldly realm.&nbsp;Aesthetically switching between elevated, glossy camerawork and lo-fi Mini DV, the video is imbued with the DIY spirit of the skate scene.[imgtoken data:1]"The brief called for the video to incorporate the albums infrared/psychadelic visual identity in some way, taking reference from the single artwork, we decided to invert the green elements of the frame to a Richard Mosse-like vibrant pinkish red," says Sonder."While aiming for a cinematic feel, it was crucial to maintain authenticity in representing skate culture, which is often portrayed superficially in popular media. To achieve this, we collaborated with a crew of real skaters, allowing them to operate much of the Mini DV footage themselves."This approach ensures that the film captures the genuine spirit and energy of skateboarding, resulting in a dynamic and “alive” video that resonates with authenticity."

Amanda Jenkins

George Traynor

Joel Barney

Ozzi Sanderson

Jed Darlington-Roberts

Oscar Ginn

Fabio Olgiati

Lluc Mestre

Lily Purbrick

Matt Dilworth

Avenues

Jon Dobson

Wash

Sony Music

Sigala ft 24kgoldn & Trevor Daniel 'It's A Feeling' by Joel Barney

Sigala-Feat.-24kgoldn-&-Trevor-Daniel-''it's-A-Feeling''-by-Joel-

Jordan Rossi directs a stylish video for The Script, shot in Barcelona, as part of a series of visuals including Both Ways, released in May.&nbsp;With a simple yet striking mononchromatic aesthetic, the video for At Your Feet is charming and understated, featuring a simple narrative element and band performance.&nbsp;"We were commissioned to shoot three films and PR stills across two days in Barcelona for The Script," explains Rossi. "We already had the concept for <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2024/05/21/script-both-ways-jordan-rossi/86519" target="_blank">Both Ways</a> approved, which was an adrenaline-fuelled high-impact pop-rock visual feast. I wanted to do something completely different for the other two visuals."The intention was to keep At Your Feet stripped back with Danny moving through a location in search of something or someone intercut with a band performance. It wasn't until I saw the location scout that I fell in love with this old vintage three storey apartment with a stunning rooftop. I immediately had visions of Fellini films and old romantic Italian movies."We made the decision to shoot in black and white, not only to differentiate it from Both Ways, but to provide a really dreamy visual landscape."[imgtoken data:1]

Shannon Clayworth

Jordan Rossi

Elliot Zelmanovits

Carles Paune

Rankin Creatives

Altiplà (Spain)

Toby Leary

Chelsea Stemple

Jordi Estapé Montserrat

Liz Martens

Megan Lee

Electric Theatre Collective

The Script 'At Your Feet' by Jordan Rossi

Joel Barney's latest video for singer-songwriter Henry Moodie is a&nbsp;performance video shot on an East London rooftop, featuring some gorgeous dramatic skies, shot on 16mm."In the third collaboration between Henry and myself, the brief was to create a dramatic, bold performance video. We decided to lean into the feel of classic, iconic pop rock videos, looking for reference within simple yet effective music videos that go back to basics: a stunning location, strong visuals and a captivating performance to lead the video."We shot the video with almost entirely natural light, so we were working to the mercy of the sun as our gaffer on this one! We had sun, clouds, rain and rainbows show up during the shoot and we were banking on a golden sunset, which thankfully we got."The changes in weather throughout the shoot lead to an eclectic array of backdrops for the video. Shooting on Super16mm gave the video a timeless, textured aesthetic and was a further nod to iconic pop rock videos of the 80's and 90's."[imgtoken data:1]

Harry Clements

Kat Cattaneo

Oscar Ferguson

Adam Fox

Rebecca Hampson

Sonder

Henry Moodie 'Bad Emotions' by Joel Barney

Henry-Moodie--'Bad-Emotions'-by-Joel-Barney

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]

Dan Hills

Peter Oppersdorff

The Mill

Dirty Hit

Pale Waves 'Perfume' by Georgie Cowan-Turner

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

Jordan Rossi orchestrates&nbsp;a widescreen action epic&nbsp;for The Script's comeback track, with lead singer&nbsp;Danny O'Donague performing on the back of a speeding truck - which could&nbsp;in fact be two trucks heading towards each other.Shot outside Sitges in&nbsp;Spain, the video for Both Ways is a turbo-charged blend of band performance, spectacular drone work and impressive stunts - with the band's fearless frontman tethered to the flatbed rear of a huge vehicle speeding through the desert.As Rossi explains, this big statement for the returning Irish pop-rock outfit was inspired by a golden age of action movies and succeeds in making that old school flavour&nbsp;feel fresh and fun once more, and radiating infectious energy.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]"As soon as I heard the track, I knew I wanted to do something wide and epic with it," Rossi explains. "It gave me a summer anthem vibe and I wanted to visually take it into a space that was energetic and propulsive."I've always been a big fan of directors like Tony Scott and Michael Bay with their insane yet grounded storytelling where compressed images become larger-than-life.[imgtoken data:2]"I've spent the last five years working on car commercials in various forms and this was the perfect project to bring my knowledge and experience to life without having any commercial constraints."Danny, Glen and the whole band were so spectacular to work with. Danny especially who was chained to the truck for a good four hours at a time and didn't complain once. It really took a whole village to make this one happen."

Pau Ramírez Marques

Jordi Estapé

Miquel Agell

Claudia Aragón

Joan Collet

Sergi Lafuente

Carmen Del Val

Bmg Rights Management Ltd

The Script 'Both Ways' by Jordan Rossi

The-Script-'Both-Ways'-by-Jordan-Rossi

Director &amp; animator&nbsp;Mardo El-Noor directs a striking promo for New Zealand hip hop artist Scribe.&nbsp;The video for&nbsp;Do Or Die, Don't Or Die features a breathtaking montage of hand-drawn vignettes, intended to capture Scribe at different stages of his career.&nbsp;The often-morbid drawings are peppered with scribbled lyrics and messy tape crossses, creating a tangible and textural aesthetic.&nbsp;It's outstanding work, especially noteworthy given the current climate of AI instant gratification. The video has been painstakingly crafted, and as a result, absolutely mesmerising.&nbsp;

New Zealand

Mardo El-noor

Johnny Gilbert

Fish N Clips Nz

James Moore

Scribe 'Do Or Die, Don't Or Die' by Mardo El-Noor

Scribe-'Do-Or-Die,-Don't-Or-Die'-by-Mardo-El-noor

It's a clash of two music video titans, as (for the first time) Lenny Kravitz and Joseph Kahn unite in the dazzling promo for Human.&nbsp;The video for Kravitz's latest track is a bold, high-concept affair, evoking Kahn's&nbsp;big-budget, effects-heavy visuals of the Noughties.&nbsp;As the track begins, we see people's distractions - mobile phones, headphones etc - get snatched away by a mysterious force, drawn to a big rig where the eternally youthful Lenny and his band perform.&nbsp;From there, there's plenty of VFX trickery as people float up into the air, melt into the atmosphere and dance along to the music - all whilst wearing big smiles on their faces.&nbsp;A feelgood video for a feelgood anthem, and an iconic meeting of two industry heavyweights. And definitely too awesome just to watch on your phone...[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Brett Hess

Pamela Cohen

Mario Castro

Rodney Burns

Joseph Kahn

Dave Kemp

Supply & Demand

Faye H Purcell

David Weldon

Tim Case

Charleen Manca

Matt Zion-Basile

Nicola Doring

Chancler Haynes

Bryan Smaller

Company 3

Cameo

Sergii Mashevskyi

Bmg Rights Management

Birthe Lauchengco

Felicia Leatherwood

Shane Gray

Lenny Kravitz 'Human' by Joseph Kahn

Lenny-Kravitz-'Human'-by-Joseph-Kahn

She has been a part of Eurovision behind the scenes for years, now Kaleen takes centre stage as a lead artist in her own right, with the official entry for Austria for Eurovision 2024 - with a sizzling accompanying&nbsp;video directed by Jordan Rossi.The video for We Will Rave draws inspiration from iconic pop promos of the late 90s and early 00s featuring choreo, slick cinematography in a variety of setups within an industrial warehouse leading to a colourful rave."As a lifelong fan of Eurovision it's a huge privilege to be part of music history," says Jordan Rossi. "No matter your thoughts or feelings about the competition, it has such a strong and loyal fanbase. The fans are one of the best parts of Eurovision. Seeing the incredible reaction videos plus the love for the video has been immense."[imgtoken data:1]