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Dom Phipps

Thomas Davis directs an atmospheric live promo for&nbsp;Beabadoobee.In a minimalist industrial space&nbsp;populated with overgrown house plants, we see Bea and her band perform the ethereal track.Flooded with natural light and with a slightly desaturated colour palette,&nbsp;the cinematography feels raw and authentic and highlights the intimate themes in the track.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Anthony Hensman 

Chris Anthony

Thomas Davis

Jake River Parker

Common People Films

Jon Moore

Elliot Morris

Dan Lightening

Ramy Dance

Rowan Mackintosh King

Joe Starrs

Marcus Alberston

Dann Cooper

Kieran Coyne

Callum Pearson

Company 3

Dirty Hit Records

Alternative Pop

Beabadoobee '10:36' (Official Live Video) by Thomas Davis

Beabadoobee - 10:36 (Official Live Video)

Thomas Davis directs a vibrant&nbsp;promo&nbsp;fusing performance and animation for London-based producer&nbsp; Macwetha's new track.The video for Dani Song rides the wave&nbsp;of the latest trends&nbsp;- imbued with&nbsp;a multiformat, Y2K-inspired aesthetic&nbsp;- whilst also carving a unique&nbsp;identity for itself in its&nbsp;inspired, lo-fi approach and a buzzing performance from the artist.&nbsp;It's a great complement to the track, and an exciting breakout for Macwetha - best known as the NiNE8 collective's resident producer and now blazing his own trail&nbsp;as a solo artist.&nbsp;

Wil Sen

Jake Bishop

Ryan Flood

Kai Newton

Laurie Cousins

Company3

Dirty Hit

Macwetha 'Dani Song' by Thomas Davis

Macwetha-'Dani-Song'-by-Thomas-Davis

Callum Lloyd-James brings the magic of Scalextric to life in this delightful promo for iconic rock band The Wombats.&nbsp;Shrinking the group down into miniature&nbsp;racecar drivers, we see a group of kids build their own racetrack in a bedroom, complete with fire effects, nostalgic 80's toys and a rickety Jenga set that is just begging to destroy the whole setup.&nbsp;The video is worth a watch&nbsp;for the facial expressions of the group alone. But along with the playful concept and great performances from the cast, it's a real ride that matches the energy of the anthemic track, brought together in a blistering edit by Lloyd-James himself.[imgtoken data:1]"The film was inspired by a combination of things, including Tron (1982), Owl City - Fireflies and the band's artwork for their new album," he says.&nbsp;"This all came together with a series of nods to the lyrics, Mariokart, Wacky Racers, as well as the artwork to the band's debut album."We shot the film on six different cameras, including mounting a GoPro to a Scalextric car to get the POV shots on the track. It was so interesting experimenting with all the different things we could do with the idea once we had it down on paper. The band really put their all with their performance too, which made my life a lot easier on set."It took a long time to develop and gave me a lot of headaches, but the team came together to make something I know we are all really proud of. Shout out to Jake Parker, Katie South and Thomas English to going above and beyond on this one. It was a massive undertaking and a colossal effort from everyone involved."

Callum Lloyd-James

Head & Wrecker

Joe Mulvihill

Thomas English

Chris Steel

Anastasiya Cherkasyuk

Will Stuetz

Katie South

Suzie Walsh

Emma Gandolfo

Callum Lloyd James

Framestore 

Shivam Solanki

Marisa Garner Associates

Awal

Rock

The Wombats 'This Car Drives All By Itself' by Callum Lloyd-James

The-Wombats-'This-Car-Drives-All-By-Itself'-by-Callum-Lloyd-james

Alfie Templeman lets loose in this&nbsp;energetic performance video for Wait I Lied, directed by regular collaborator Thomas Davis.&nbsp;Shot on location in a North London roller disco, the promo sees Templeman unleash some questionable shapes on the dancefloor, as the band groove out to the track.&nbsp;Under twinkling lights and a glistening disco ball, the concept feels like a&nbsp;nostalgic fantasy, and Templeman makes the most of his time under the spotlight.&nbsp;Charlie Knight's playful cinematography rounds off the project, reflecting the artist's unabashed energy with zestful flair.

Oliver Hill

Sam Roffey

Charlie Knight

Dan Deighton

Brendon Hargreaves

Laura Taylor

Chess Club

Alternative

Indie

Alfie Templeman 'Wait I Lied' by Thomas Davis 

Alfie-Templeman-'Wait-I-Lied'-by-Thomas-Davis-

Thomas Davis directs a transcendent, dreamlike promo for Pixey's Electric Dream.&nbsp;Shot on a chilly day in Margate just before Christmas, the video experiments with projection and ramped frame rates to create a hazy, subtly psychedelic aesthetic.&nbsp;Anchored by a compelling performance from the young artist, the colourful and vibrant concept is masterfully cut together by Charles Gamble, who achieves&nbsp;a frenetic yet strangely peaceful energy in the final edit.&nbsp;

Luke C Harper

Piper Evans

Max Hodgkinson

Charles Gamble

Framestore Uk

Will Street

Pixey 'Electric Dream' by Thomas Davis

Pixey-'Electric-Dream'-by-Thomas-Davis

British indie sensation&nbsp;Alfie Templeman lets his hair down,&nbsp;in Thomas Davis' video for Forever Isn't Long Enough.&nbsp;Exploding with colour, tongue-in-cheek vignettes and bold production design, the video is a kaleidoscopic mix of quirky ideas, presented in a refreshing and daring way.&nbsp;

Sam Johnson

Joseph Edwards

Jonny Boomer

Harriet Trant

Maria Bracher

Chloe Rose

Thomas Adams

Alfie Templeman 'Forever Isn't Long Enough' by Thomas Davis

Alfie Templeman - Forever Isn't Long Enough

Thomas Davis directs NOISY's latest video for Where's Your Head?, shot during lockdown in the band's hometown of Worthing.&nbsp;Captured on 16mm Kodak film and Super 8mm, Davis and DoP&nbsp;Luke C Harper were the only crew during filming, lending an experimental, guerilla-style approach to the shooting.&nbsp;Spanning outdoor sports areas, corner shop interiors and a trip around the Worthing FC grounds, the group pay homage to their roots whilst showcasing a newfound confidence and sense of showmanship.&nbsp;Intimate yet hyperactive, this is another great collab between the group and Davis, after the visuals for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/02/06/noisy-bring-drums-back-thomas-davis/63136">Bring The Drums Back</a> and <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/04/01/noisy-oi-atm-thomas-james-davis-noisy/64094">Oi (ATM)</a> earlier this year.&nbsp;

Framestore

Cinelab Film and Digital

Island Records

alternate pop

NOISY 'Where’s Your Head?' by Thomas Davis

NOISY - Where’s Your Head?

NOISY pack a punch in Thomas Davis' exhilarating video for Bring The Drums Back.&nbsp;Capturing youth culture through a set of action-packed vignettes, the visual is the second collaboration between Davis and the group, and explores the lyrics "All I&nbsp;wanna do is make a scene, that’s my generation, get what I&nbsp;mean".&nbsp;Shot on 16mm, DoP&nbsp;Ed Hubert isn't afraid to get experimental, spinning the camera at crazy dutch angles and lighting&nbsp;scenes with vivid pops of primary colour, adding to the free and unabashed aesthetic. The main focus of Bring The Drums Back is&nbsp;energy - Davis takes dual roles as director and editor, and does a great job at maintaining a quickfire pace.&nbsp;

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