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Lemar takes to the stage in Love Turned Hate, with a tune that explores a painful&nbsp;theme in a relatively upbeat&nbsp;way.&nbsp;The blue-tinged visuals see the singer performing up stage, while centre&nbsp;stage, we see a relationship that has run its course.The&nbsp;contrast between the happy, loved-up days of the couple in their youth&nbsp;against&nbsp;their troubled middle-age makes for a saddening watch. But the video allows for&nbsp;Lemar&#39;s&nbsp;heartening,&nbsp;sympathetic tone to come out on top, making the dramatic elements&nbsp;perhaps easier to bear.&nbsp;

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Crooked Cynics

Gemma Hall

Charlie Goodger

Bailey Marks

Alix Williams

Alfie Biddle

Toby Goodger

Sasha Bajac

Dan McCormick

Jack Knott

Elliott Crawford

Peter Kalopsidiotis

Emma Winter

Tessa McCall

Carina Dewhurst

Anthony Lewis

Freddie Stopler

Gaby Winwood

Susan Kulkarni

Will Raymonde

Harry Parker

Becca Mably

Mark Meadows

Smoke & Mirrors

Lock It In

Lemar 'Love Turned Hate' by Crooked Cynics

Lemar - Love Turned Hate

Crooked Cynics really pulled it out of the hat with this stunning video - masterfully&nbsp;shot by Charlie Goodger - which&nbsp;merges the bitterness, hope, and&nbsp;empowerment&nbsp;of&nbsp;London-based musician&nbsp;Rationale&#39;s&nbsp;track, Fuel To Fire.A strong start&nbsp;to the video sees&nbsp;super-close up&nbsp;shot of the artist, with the camera zooming&nbsp;out revealing a bloodied, vulnerable man. The rest of the video plays out much the same, with his expressive and singular&nbsp;vocal performance belted out by an&nbsp;artist defiantly trying to overcome a dire situation.&nbsp;

Kit Mackenzie

Ben Smith

Amy Rixon

Kiri Mellalieu

John Konings

Rationale 'Fuel To The Fire' by Crooked Cynics

Rationale - Fuel To The Fire

"I wanted to film on a generic housing estate that could be anywhere in the country, and we ended up shooting in East London," says Caswell. "I created the film with the BalletBoyz - William Trevitt and Michael Nunn - and with only one shooting day available, Billy and Michael worked closely with their dancers to adapt and improvise the choreography into the actual landscape of that estate.
"I asked the BalletBoyz to base their choreography loosely on the idea of vultures circling a dying animal, feeling their excitement and anticipation as they gather to feed, waiting for the moment to strike. I was particularly interested in the distinctive head movements the birds make. I thought they would instil a real sense of visual menace.
"The central figure of the dying man is inconsequential; expendable. The ESTATE just goes about its business."

Caswell Coggins

Sascha Marden

Mike Carr

The BalletBoyz

Deane Thrussell

Ran Geffen

Billy Trevitt

Bobbie Cousins

Richard Simpson

Simone Grattarola

'The Estate' by Caswell Coggins

Ewan Jones Morris &amp; Casey Raymond's intriguing and wacky one-shot video for DJ Shadow's Scale It Back comes to you direct from deep within the recesses of the mind of Ben Pridmore - the Memory Man.
"The idea to work with Ben came from napping on the sofa and half watching one of the documentaries he's been in," explains Ewan. "We were really impressed by the sequences of images he uses to remember numbers, and the fact that he creates these visual stories in the time it takes to shuffle through a pack of cards. 
"We met up with him and filmed the intro to the video using four different packs of cards and then chose the sequence that we thought we could achieve in the week of prep we had before the actual shoot. It was a hard choice, we missed out on visualising a toy gorilla spreading humous onto a fur coat, but the same sequence meant we would've had to drop a pair of pants from a plane onto Eric Idle, never mind the space monster in a block of flats. We'll have to save those images for another project. 
"Once we had the sequence it was an intense week trying to work out and achieve all the different images, with the extra challenge of doing it in one take. We worked with some great people, actors and prop makers, and Toby, the guy controlling the Monkey is the same guy who played one half (tongue and left arm) of Jabba the Hutt in Star Wars! 
"It was a completely different way of working, more logistical than creative. The script came from Ben's sequence and we had to figure out how to have a humming bird fly into the mouth of a giant snake that is hitting a tambourine with it's tail, which signals a catapult... Ben was great, he was probably sitting in that cake for about 5 hours."

Dave Graham

Debs Herbert @ Y

Nic Booth

Jay Oxley

Mark Holownia

Leila Headon

Greg Mothersdale

Delmi Thomas

Chris Scott @ Island Records

DJ Shadow 'Scale It Back' by Ewan Jones Morris & Casey Raymond

DJ-Shadow-'Scale-It-Back'-by-Ewan-Jones-Morris-&-Casey-Raymond

Following up their fairly riotous vid for We Were Children, Mickey Voak and Dan White get back together with Tribes for Sappho, and some more entertaining carousing around Camden Town. Which involves a bit of cross-dressing up.
With another lively bunch of extras, this is most enjoyable, and will probably want to make you take the afternoon off and go to the pub.

Mickey Voak & Dan White

STADIUM

Vanessa Whyte

Towa Noel Shimizu

Jamie Lee Nesbitt

Work Editorial

Ben Jordan

Tribes 'Sappho' by Mickey Voak & Dan White

Tribes-'Sappho'-by-Mickey-Voak-&-Dan-White

The creative renaissance of The Human League is in full swing, and thirty years on from Don't You Want Me (thirty years!), Philip Oakey and his girls still look pretty good. In fact, they prove ready and willing to undergo interesting visual manipulation, courtesy of Ewan Jones Morris and Casey Raymond, in their version of pop vid-mode, for Never Let Me Go. 
The result is a video of invention and wit - Ewan and Casey-style. It's certainly made The League happy. "In an age of compromise it shouts independence, art and boldness," states Phil. "It represents the spirit that I hope the group is about better than any we've ever made." 

http://www.youtube.com/watchv=qjtzJZ0f6Ac

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