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Daniel Morgan

Isabel Garratt directs a delightful stop motion animated video for Eels' Earth To Dora&nbsp;- the title track of band's new album. It's Garratt's first project since joining the directors' roster at&nbsp;Prettybird in London, and released the day before&nbsp;Earth Day.The music video finds Dora living&nbsp;on the moon, surrounded by otherworldly sadness and surreal depictions of misery - and a very large snake. It's up to E (Mark Oliver Everett, the band's frontman)&nbsp;to convince Dora it's time to come back down to Earth.&nbsp;E and Dora's story of interplanetary friendship plays out with the deft combination of two different animation techniques - puppetry and painting on glass. The Welsh director - who's previous work includes the award-winning short&nbsp;film <a href="https://prettybird.co/eu/talent/creatives/isabel-garrett/work/listen-to-me-sing-short/" target="_blank">Listen To Me Sing</a> - undertook the stop motion aspect of the production, mixed with paintings by animators David McShane and Renee Zhan.Garrett&nbsp;is an alumna of the National Film and Television School and artist-in-residence at Alexander McQueen’s Sarabande Foundation, where she created the&nbsp;video. She now joins Prettybird's global roster of multidisciplinary directors working across branded entertainment.&nbsp;“I’m so happy that Isabel has joined the PRETTYBIRD UK director roster," says&nbsp;Juliette Larthe,&nbsp;co-founder and executive&nbsp;producer of Prettybird UK. "Isabel’s unique stop-motion animation technique, mixed with painterly elements and an ethereal sensibility, her innate humour and magical way she expresses emotion with her character stole my heart when I saw her work, and I’m delighted we are now working together.”[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

United States

Isabel Garrett

Chris Murdoch

Prettybird

Juliette Larthe

Theo Boswell

David McShane

Rock

Eels 'Earth To Dora' by Isabel Garratt

EELS - Earth To Dora - Official Video

Sashinski directs a lovely-looking video for Ola&nbsp;Svensson - aka Brother Leo - played out on a deserted beach in which the supporting cast represent the thoughts and characters featured in his reflections in Hallelujah.After more colourful and art directed&nbsp;excursions in his previous videos, the pared-back black and white look by DoP Daniel Morgan, and the focus upon personality and performance, as he strides purposefully along gleaming sands, feels like a breakthrough for&nbsp;Ola/Leo.&nbsp;&nbsp;

SASHINSKI

Rosie Woods

FAMILIA

Dan Precious

Oliver Munks

Joaquin Blunt

Charlotte Moss

Yuho Kamo

Laura Cotgrove

Blaine Pearson

TenThree

George Neave

Coffee & TV

Robbie Canale

Claudia Burns

Katie Moore

OB Management

Kat Cattaneo

Columbia

Ryan Morgan

Cinelab Film and Digital

Brother Leo 'Hallelujah' by Sashinski

Brother-Leo-'Hallelujah'-by-Sashinski

With Kofi Stone&#39;s track Rodney Place homing in upon a painful childhood memory when his parents split up,&nbsp;the video directed by Sashinski (aka Sasha Nathwani) gets to the heart of the matter.It cuts between the artist&#39;s performance in stark black and white, and dramatic impressions from his&nbsp;past, presented in a warm colourful glow that gives the story added poignancy.

United Kingdom

Toby Walsham

Casey Levie

Mariya Evtimova

Amanda Jenkins

Ten Three

Coffee

Hip Hop

Kofi Stone 'Rodney Place' by Sashinski

Kofi-Stone-'Rodney-Place'-by-Sashinski

Sashinski directs Jasmine Thompson in&nbsp;an intimate dance performance that takes place within a spectacular space, for her returning single Loyal.The Historic Dockyard in Chatham, Kent provides a stunning and suitably moody backdrop for a song with a subtle jazzy feel, and choreography by Darecy Wallace that explores its themes, from loyalty to freedom.

Harriet Towler

Darren Ladbury 

Tom Nowell

Kendal Mae Boyle

Paul Donovan

Robyn Rowan

Joseph Bicknell

CHEAT

Melissa Trindade

Josh Brooks

James Weller

Nicola Sheppard

Wes Teshome

Atlantic Records

Singer-songwriter

Jasmine Thompson 'Loyal' by Sashinski

In this sweet and uplifting look at escapism, Danny Chan tells the story of a homeless man trying to find direction, purpose and self confidence.&nbsp;After happening upon a discarded super hero costume, he opts to escape into that character for a few hours. Not only does this change how he sees the world, but it changes how the world sees him. The homeless, sadly, in our society can all too easily become invisible, but there&#39;s little more visible than a super hero, is there? A universal tale about yearning to escape and gain some perspective, even if only for a short while.

Danny Chan

Hannah Bilverstone

Sasha Nathwani

Bradley Stearn

Aimee Meek

Natalie Wilkins

Alice Howlett

Mark McPadden

Emanuele Crivellari

Dan Moran

Coffee and TV

Marisa Garner Associates

Dan Harris

Relentless

Indie, singer-songwriter

Tom Walker 'Fly Away With Me' by Danny Chan

Tom Walker - Fly Away With Me (Official Video)

Courtney Barnett&#39;s appearance&nbsp;in London during her tour provided an excellent opportunity for Jon White to capture this pop-up performance outside Camden Town tube station on August 17th 2015, for her track&nbsp;Nobody Really Cares If You Don&#39;t Go To The Party.With four camera operators on crew, White&nbsp;definitely got his&nbsp;bases covered in terms of varied viewpoints on the whole affair, giving editor Katie Walters lots of&nbsp;footage to choose from&nbsp;for a rythmic edit to follow the track. So high fives all round that this has been turned around and released in a matter of days.

Jon White

Rohan Scully

Alessandra D’Avanzo

Nick Crossley

Katie Walters

Ian McLaughlin

Dan McPake

James Parsons

Tom Broadhead

Daniel Ali

Madole Scott

Adam Firth

Phil McCusker

John Moule

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Courtney Barnett 'Nobody Really Cares If You Don't Go To The Party' by Jon White

Courtney Barnett - Nobody Really Cares If You Don't Go To The Party

Fiesty&nbsp;drag queen Ruby Wednesday puts on a rollicking performance in this&nbsp;video for&nbsp;Many Things&#39; Burn Together on the streets of East London.&nbsp;The fiery&nbsp;individualism&nbsp;driving the song is given full rein through&nbsp;the&nbsp;impassioned movement of a diva striding defiantly through dangerous, dimly-lit streets of the East End.&nbsp;Directing duo Dominic Dorin and Lewis Foster&nbsp;of I Owe Youth explain: &quot;we wanted to challenge the female sexualisation in music videos by using a drag queen that merges in-between the gender lines.&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp;

I Owe Youth

Natasha Farrar

Macks Faulkron

Michael Hinnides

Ruby Wednesday

Dance, Electronica, Alternative

Many Things 'Burn Together' by I Owe Youth

Many-Things-'Burn-Together'-by-I-Owe-Youth

Rudimental&#39;s usual combination of rhapsodic visuals paired with&nbsp;high-energy&nbsp;drum and bass are&nbsp;paired way down in this video for Rumour Mill by directing collective&nbsp;I Owe Youth. Shot in a classy, polished black and while (nicely photographed by Daniel Morgan)&nbsp;it features Anne Marie and Will Heard jamming in their convertible in a car park.I Owe Youth say that they wanted &quot;to give the viewer the impression we are witnessing a private moment between two friends,&rdquo; and its&nbsp;a cool, highly cinematic scenario, with styling and car subtly referencing&nbsp;the 90s pirate scene,&nbsp;in what turns out to be a joy-filled performance video.&nbsp;

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