Executive Producer

Djay Brawner

Lewis Cater follows the enigmatic promo for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2023/01/26/shinedown-dead-dont-die-lewis-cater/80130">Dead Don't Die</a> with another Shinedown collaboration - this time for A Symptom Of Being Human.&nbsp;The video deals with the unique yet universal challenges that are part and parcel of being human, touching upon anxiety, the cost of living&nbsp;and the overarching search for meaning in the everyday.&nbsp;Visually representing the highs and lows of life, the video focuses on a young girl, who discovers a book in a grand library with completely blank pages. She soon projects her fear and anxieties onto the page, until a breakthrough moment shines a light on the brighter side of life, and the friends who help her navigate the storm.[imgtoken data:1]The slick, filmic aesthetic perfectly contrasts the golden light of the library with the cold, clouded gloom of her fear vignettes, and the central performance helps marry the different setups to great effect.&nbsp;&nbsp;"There’s something quite magical about filming in London in December and we quite literally captured this underneath the festive glow of Westminster," Cater explains. "We were blessed with such an amazing team who stepped straight onto this after we wrapped on the Dead Don’t Die video."

United Kingdom

Cat Giles

Jenny Meister

Lewis Cater

Jack Lightfoot 

Las Bandas Be Brave

Tuff

Chris Brown 

Richard Scott

Pieter Snyman

Max Rose

Sam Nutt

Ty Hack

Beau Pritchard-James

Josh Tue

Michael Mroczek

Emily Mcney

Zenon Clements

Sarah Scott

Cameron Marygold

Ethos Studio

Kit Reeve

Atlantic Records

Blindeye Films

Rock

Shinedown 'A Symptom Of Being Human' by Lewis Cater

Shinedown - A Symptom Of Being Human (Official Video)

Lewis Cater directs a minacious promo for Shinedown, where under the ominous surveillance of an unspecified evil, the US rock band&nbsp;look fear straight in the eye.&nbsp;The video for Dead Don't Die jumps between a rowdy performance section in an ornate structure, and enigmatic vignettes with frontman Brett, where various weapons and objects hang mid-air, threatening to break through and injure him - but unable to do so.It's a thrilling addition to both the band and Cater's videography, and packed full of filmic moments and great performances.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;&nbsp;"We shot the video for Dead Don’t Die straight after the band’s Wembley headline show last month," Cater says.&nbsp;"It was a special shoot as it was the first time that the band had shot a video outside of United States."It’s a video about resilience, the strong-willed, the bend but never break human spirit. The power of the mind is extraordinary. The band use their strength within to control the darkness and retreat to a more positive space."We follow Brent (Shinedown's frontman) as he is pursued by an unspecified evil. He passes by each band member as they use their energy to control a moment of wickedness. Brent is then confronted. Using MoCo, we had bullets build up around Brent. The power of his mind pushes to the forefront as the bullets are suspended. After overcoming each of their obstacles, the band are united for one final test."[imgtoken data:2]&nbsp;

Jack Lightfoot

Ethos Studios

Max Colt @ The Frender

Shinedown 'Dead Don't Die' by Lewis Cater

Shinedown-'Dead-Don't-Die'-by-Lewis-Cater

Lewis Cater directs an intimate live promo for Sarah Proctor.&nbsp;Shot in an industrial space, joined by a group of musicians and with only a microphone to interact with, the video is focused purely on Proctor's performance and the emotional journey of the track Tired - and it works beautifully.&nbsp;Flooded in golden light and shot with calm, deliberate camera movements, the visual keeps things simple and straightforward, and that proves to be a smart choice.This is a fine showcase of talent at play - both artist and creative team - and a memorable visual accompaniment to a stirring song.&nbsp;

James Norbury

Tuff Contender

Felicity Jayn Heath

Alex Felstead

Charlie Knight

Connor J Hutton

Lauren Victoria

Kinan Chabani

Andrew Ibea

Geffen Records

Zebrafish Media

Matteo Zenini

Sarah Proctor 'Tired' (Live) by Lewis Cater

Sarah Proctor - Tired (Official Video)

When small pets start going missing from the neighbourhood, Cavetown (aka Robin Skinner) plays amateur sleuth - and gets caught up in an unfolding injustice - in Lewis Cater’s riveting video for Ur Gonna Wish U Believed Me.Switching between a courtroom scene - where Cavetown&nbsp;is the defendant - and the events that preceded it, Cater makes an utterly absorbing drama from this small yet timely story. Cavetown pleads his case to the stern magistrate on the bench by performing the song, and the prosecutor and shifty pet shop owner - claiming ownership of the pets - invert the truth and falsely accuse him&nbsp;of theft.With taught directing and editing, Lewis Cater creates a new&nbsp;take on the classic scenario of the individual unjustly caught on the grinding wheels of justice and establishment power. It’s also a great showcase for an intriguing artist and their song, reminiscent of another much-missed underdog, Elliott Smith. A terrific video.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]&nbsp;

James Dearden

Aaron Rogers

Anil Duru

Jenna Wörlin

Sinead Mcgowan

Vlad Barin

CHEAT

Devin Sarno

Warner Records

Singer-songwriter

Alternative

Cavetown 'Ur Gonna Wish U Believed Me' by Lewis Cater

Cavetown - Ur Gonna Wish U Believed Me

Max Moore directs breakout newcomer Foster&nbsp;in the promo for Fools (Can't Help Falling In Love).&nbsp;Shot in both Nashville and London, the video depicts Foster at a drive-in movie theatre, with Sody is shown performing in an interior elsewhere&nbsp;- filmed in London by 2nd unit director&nbsp;Lewis Cater.&nbsp;&nbsp;Sampling the iconic Elvis Presley track, the visual has a decidedly anachronistic aesthetic, balancing traditional iconography with a youthful perspective.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Nate Spicer intercuts silky-smooth gimbal shots with vintage 16mm textures, elevating the nostalgic vibes.&nbsp;

Max Moore

Allison Joy

Nate Spicer

Shannon Griffin

Derek Hansen

Aresena

Kat Catteneo

Sony Music

Foster ft Sody 'Fools (Can't Help Falling In Love)' by Max Moore

Foster-Ft.-Sody-'Fools-(can't-Help-Falling-In-Love)'-by-Max-Moore

Anxiety and insecurities&nbsp;are tackled head-on&nbsp;in Lewis Cater's video for All Time Low.&nbsp;We follow frontman Alex Gaskarth on a journey of&nbsp;spiritual exploration as he participates in a support group and opens up through a series of unique and personal experiences. The group – which features a variety of personalities and the other members of ATL - gives Alex the ability to learn, grow, and heal.&nbsp;As vocal supporters of mental health awareness throughout their careers, All Time Low have approached an important conversation with creativity and care, and Cater's focus on character and subtle emotional moments help ground the concept and make it feel authentic.&nbsp;

United States

Guy Davies

Sam Shapson

Eric Vera

Eric Gauntt

Kourosh Farhangi

Dimitrios Christofoidis

Skye Prey

Megan Lian

Lexi Klayla

Alex Gregory

The Mill

Chris Brown

Fueled By Ramen

Zebrafish Media / Tuff Contender

All Time Low 'Some Kind Of Disaster' by Lewis Cater

All Time Low: Some Kind Of Disaster [OFFICIAL VIDEO]

Hot new boyband In Real Life take turns in wooing a young lady on the streets of LA in Nicholas Lam&#39;s chirpy video for Tattoo (How &#39;Bout You).In Real Life were the winners of Boy Band, American TV network ABC&#39;s reality show,&nbsp;and are also nominees for Best Boy Band at the upcoming iHeart Radio Music Awards. They are the next generation of American boyband to follow in the steps of&nbsp;Backstreet Boys, Nsync and 98 Degrees. Nicholas Lam has given them exactly the music video vehicle they need.

Nicholas Lam

Chris Pluchar

Anthem Films

Ian Van Der Werff

Mike Reyes

Matthew Steinbeck

Shaina Feldman

Alexandra French

Richard Alarcon

Sunset Edit

Kris Smale

Craig Cox

Hollywood Records

Blake Greenbaum

Del Mak

In Real Life 'Tattoo (How 'Bout You)' by Nicholas Lam

In-Real-Life-'Tattoo-(how-'bout-You)'-by-Nicholas-Lam

Nicholas Lam&#39;s latest video features Nick Jonas performing his Golden Globe-nominated song Home in a huge, empty bullring - created by the VFX whizzes at Gloria FX.&nbsp;The song comes from the just-released animated feature Ferdinand&nbsp;- based on Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson&#39;s children&#39;s book The Story of&nbsp;Ferdinand.

Amy Silliman

Kenneth Arnold Taylor

Jon Chema

Nate Owens

Karen Levitt

Linda Marifisi

Jon Rouzier

Zwick Post

Matt Osborne

Max Colt

Gloria FX

Yolande Geralds

Island Records

Nick Jonas 'Home' by Nicholas Lam

Nick-Jonas-'Home'-by-Nicholas-Lam

Mister Whitmore returns to make some music video magic&nbsp;in the UK with this euphoric video for&nbsp;DJ SKT&#39;s&nbsp;Take Me Away featuring Rae, featuring electric, high energy performances by some quality dancers as they progress through the city at night - and encounter a wolf or ten.&nbsp;If this doesn&#39;t make you want to go out dancing out this weekend, you need to&nbsp;check your pulse.&nbsp;

Tomás Whitmore

Ray Blanco

Sonny

Ran Rolst

Mel Anderson

Patrick Jones

Cody Fusina

Monique Vatine

Sean Fazende

Gianennio Salucci

OB Management

Shadeh Smith

Atlantic

Derek Dale

Dustin Heindl

Ray Basa

Dance

DJ S.K.T. ft. Rae 'Take Me Away' by Mister Whitmore

In stark&nbsp;contrast to their other new video for <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2015/05/11/slaves-cheer-london-ben-ross" target="_blank">The Slaves</a>, Ben &amp; Ross&#39;s promo for Borns&#39; Electric Love shimmers with classic rock glamour and super-glam lighting. It&#39;s an enticing&nbsp;performance lit with neon light and populated with glow-in-the-dark backup dancers, and gives Borns (aka Garrett Borns) pretentions of icon status.&nbsp;He performs atop a glowing LED dance platform before suddenly&nbsp;glowing white-hot himself. Then continuing with the video&#39;s&nbsp;electricity-centered theme, the singer finds himself in an&nbsp;animated electric love vortex made up of&nbsp;neon signs. A trippy video for all the new-age psyche-lovers out there.&nbsp;

Ben & Ross

Drew O'Neill

Bullion Productions

Simon Thirlaway

Kat Paldos

Lauryn Tullio

Tom Watson

Paul

My Brother Bob

Ross Mcdowell, Mike Zauner, John Malcom Moore, Amy Betts, Kent Hugo, Maria Cecelia, Kooch Chung, Constantinos Soph

Michelle An

Interscope

Chris Downey

Alex Moon

Paul Dimond at My Brother Bob

Indie Rock

Borns 'Electric Love' by Ben & Ross

In this promo for hip-hop banger Drop That Kitty&nbsp;from his upcoming album Free TC, Ty Dolla $ign&nbsp;hangs out with&nbsp;Charli XCX and Tinashe for a performance video directed by Shomi Patwary packed with&nbsp;sexy hip-hop choreography, girls on bikes&nbsp;with kitty faces, and plenty of sexual innuendo. It&#39;s an engaging video for a track that is sure to get clubgoers popping their respective kitties down low.&nbsp;

Shomi Patwary

Morgan Lane @ LARK Content

Dannel Escallon

Alex Bittan

Kode Media

Thomas Byrd

Hip Hop

Ty Dolla $ign ft Charli XCX and Tinashe 'Drop That Kitty' by Shomi Patwary

Ty Dolla $ign - Drop That Kitty feat. Charli XCX and Tinashe [Music Video]

Grant Singer&#39;s latest video for Foxygen is a showcase for the unquestionable charisma&nbsp;of lead singer Sam France, and his major Seventitude.Okay that&#39;s not actually a word. But the Sam (also an actor) channels a little bit of all the great 70s rock frontmen - and shows that big shoulder jackets were around way before the 80s - while going about his normal&nbsp;West Coast social business in the video for Coulda Been My Love. Which itself could&#39;ve been written by Todd &#39;The God&#39; Rundgren...&nbsp;&nbsp;

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