Choreographer

David Leighton

Powered by David Leighton&#39;s superb&nbsp;choreography, James Slater perfectly captures the vibrant mood of White Lies&#39; There Goes Our Love Again in this energetic promo.Shot at the Rivoli Ballroom in South East London, the band perform on stage as a dance troupe show off their intense routine out on the floor...

United Kingdom

James Slater

Mrs Grey

Josh Thomas

Deano Weber

Bea Canate

Alton

Natasha Lawes

Las Bandas Be Brave

Polydor

Emily Tedrake

Arthur Graham-Maw

Toby Tomkins

Emanate Studios

Indie

White Lies 'There Goes Our Love Again' by James Slater

White Lies - There Goes Our Love Again

Featuring cameos from the legendary Terence Stamp, supermodel Lara Stone (aka David Walliams' wife) and comedian Reggie Watts, the trio battle it out in a real-life arcade game that sees them fly through outer space where things take a turn for the eccentric...
The video also features some brilliant dancing monks choreographed by I Feel Better collaborator David Leighton and the spectacular VFX were provided by Chris Barstow at Munky.
On the making of the promo Serafinowicz quipped: "Many animals were harmed during the making of this video. Regrettably, none of them made the final edit."

Peter Serafinowicz

Colonel Blimp

Stuart Bentley

George Nelson

Lynda Darragh

Munky, London

Leila Sarraf

James Bamford

Terence Stamp, Lara Stone, Reggie W

Jonny Bradshaw and K

Hot Chip 'Night & Day' by Peter Serafinowicz

James Copeman takes Wolf Gang, aka singer Max McElligott, to a slightly sinister, devil worshipping place where slithering temptresses seem to come together to perform some sort of a ritual.Driven by the pounding track, they all come together in one big performance with rather impressive smoke rings shooting about the place...

James Copeman

Helen Potter

Black Dog Films

Svana Gisla

Callum Johnston

Ed Rutherford

Lou Corcoran

Aimee Croysdill

Darren Baldwin

The Mill

Dan Curwin

Final Cut

Aubrey Woodiwiss

Wolf Gang's Dancing With The Devil by James Copeman

Shaheen is not blessed with pop star looks, but he has a big voice, and this a very well made pop video by Orlando Cubitt for the lushly romantic Last Train Home.
Orlando plucks from some familiar Eighties influences, and then handles them with great style. And its a familiar refrain around these parts, but the photography by Steve Annis is wonderful. Lovely work.

Orlando Cubitt

Flynn Productions

Jacob Swan Hyam

Marilyn Napaul

Kerry Green

Steve Annis

Helen Macintyre

Julian Ganio

Ben Canny

Ailsa Robertson

Perry Howell, Viola Vicini, David Yap, Michael Lewis, Maresa Schick

Shaheen’s Last Train Home by Orlando Cubitt

Eliza Doolittle's cheeky Skinny Genes gets a brilliant treatment from James Copeman in this funpacked promo. 
With great art direction by Anna Rhodes, there's an exhaustive supply of visual metaphors for naughtiness. Although the lightswitch is a new one on us...

Anna Rhodes

Lily Gooding

Liz Thaw

Avigail Claire

Vid Price

Nicola Brown

Eliza Doolittle’s Skinny Genes by James Copeman

Hot on the heels of her promo for Kelly Rowland, Sarah Chatfield delivers this big pop extravaganza for Diana Vickers' third single My Wicked Heart. 
Chatfield coaxes a stirling performance out of the 19 year old, all very nicely styled by Cynthia Lawrence-John.

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Sarah Chatfield

Tamsin Glasson

Simon Chaudoir

Shaun Fenn

Cynthia Lawrence

Dan Sherwen

Robin

Claire Stubbs

Diana Vickers’ My Wicked Heart by Sarah Chatfield

After his No. 1 single Pass Out, Tinie Tempah replays his successful team-up with Tim Brown for new single Frisky - and this Tim gives the British urban video an injection of high fashion promo. 
Tinie's subterranean vibe gets invaded by couture-garbed girls - styled by Cynthia Lawrence-John. It's frisky.

Tim Brown

Denzil Armour

Mel Arter

Ernesto

James Wright

James Hackett

Tinie Tempah’s Frisky by Tim Brown

Hot Chip's new one, the debut video by talented comedian and uncanny Wogan impersonator Peter Serafinowicz, is a wish-fulfillment dream for anyone who a) would like to control a boyband with bolts of electricity streaming from their mouth, or b) like to be a disembodied head destroying all trace of manufactured pop nonsense by firing lazer beams from the eyes. And then, of course, there's c), for a nerdy looking band that want to be portrayed as fit young guys who make young girls scream.

Eric Maddison

Ben Ansell

Cynthia Lawrence John

James Rose

Munky

James Banford

Hot Chip’s I Feel Better by Peter Serafinowicz

Articulating the dream of no-hope losers everywhere, Scouting For Girls's timely new track gets a stylised 007-influenced song-and-dance production from Youth Club.

Flynn

Youthclub

Richard Stewart

James Dyer

Dan Millar

Scouting For Girls’ I Wish I Was James Bond by Youth Club

As we all know, gangs are bad, the scourge of society. They are sucking in our kids and making them do awful things. The Kaiser Chiefs recognise this, and they clearly quite worried about the little bastards.
James and Kate from Goodtimes illustrate the problem in their excellent video for the Kaisers' new poptastic tune: so many kids, so many gangs, causing absolute bloody mayhem - especially with their West Side Story-style dancing.
The ones I really don't like are the Cardboard Helmet Crew.

Kate and James of Goodtimes on the making of Kaiser Chiefs' Never Miss A Beat
"The ideas for the video stemmed from the 'call to arms', anthem-like energy of the track. It reminded us of a bizarre 1970s American cycling safety film we saw last year that we loved, in which a troop of kids are bombing around the streets on bikes wearing homemade monkey masks.
"There is also a touch of a homage to the classic film The Warriors, which tells a fast-paced tale of many self-styled gangs chasing across each other's territories in New York.
"We wanted to have a poke at the growing paranoia around adults who no longer identify with the kids in their home towns, and who for the most part are fearing the worst. In the vid we show adults staying indoors watching reports about these unruly kids on the news, as the kids in turn are mobilising their forces to an undetermined end - which results in being a joyful massive dance off!
"The residents of the estates we filmed in were brilliant and really accommodating, and the kids were great. We had a good time filming this one - and the lads in the band were alright too, I guess..."

Draw Pictures

Goodtimes

Phil Tidy

Stein Stie

Dirty UK

Glassworks

Ross Anderson

Paul Carter

The Kaiser Chiefs’ Never Miss A Beat by Goodtimes

Rani Creevy's video for Utah Saints' Something Good '08 has been a phenomenon - but could his new Sonny J video be even better 
Oh yes. Heroes (when it was good) crossed with a trailer-trash Thriller, with great production values, great choreography, and a star performance by the Southern belle in the cut-offs. She is very cool.
Great fun - and a fantastic song (as is the original, Donna Hightower's 1972 hit If You Hold My Hand). 
Dozy-doe your partners.

David Leighton

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