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Dylan Friese-Greene

Dylan Friese-Greene directs a captivating multi-format promo for Chartreuse.The video for All Seeing All The Time interweaves gritty exterior portraits with stark document scans, which relate to eye diagrams&nbsp;and highlighted words from the lyrics.&nbsp;Blended together with&nbsp;eye-test performance setups, it's the perfect example of an abstract concept elevated to its full potential, and is hugely watchable.&nbsp;The relatively everyday visuals are cut together in&nbsp;an offbeat, eerie way, which matches the enigmatic soundscapes in the track, and creates a haunting vibe throughout.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Jed Darlington-Roberts

Andi Chu

Electric Theatre Company

Intergalactic Studios

Cinelab Film and Digital

dark pop

Chartreuse 'All Seeing All The Time' by Dylan Friese-Greene

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Biig Piig wakes on the morning after the night before and stirs her buddy Kojaque by unconventional means in Dylan Friese-Greene's highly enjoyable visual for WOOF.&nbsp;Emerging from a slurry of hungover friends and party leftovers, the Irish rapper and Anglo-Spanish singer quickly return to the mood of last night's festivities. The pair dance around the messy living room, before the flashbacks begin - snatches of last night's party in full swing under strobe lights.It's a classic concept executed perfectly, putting&nbsp;a more fun spin than&nbsp;usual on the 'morning after' experiences with playful performances from both artists and solid art direction. An impressive addition to Dylan Friese-Greene's work in music videos over the past couple of years.

Georgia Marshall

James De Winton

Maxence Ewers

Rhory Danniells

Henry Heffer

Darius Williams

Tommy Taylor

Georgia Hope

Adam Clarke

Kojaque ft Biig Piig 'WOOF' by Dylan Friese-Greene

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Pale Blue Eyes explore their new home of Sheffield, in&nbsp;Dylan Friese-Greene's charming promo for Spaces.Boasting filming locations such as Final Guitar Shop,&nbsp;Spinning Discs record store, and Bramall Lane - Sheffield United's football ground - the video sees the trio perform in a menagerie of spaces big and small, bobbing along in a playfully deadpan style.&nbsp;It's a visual&nbsp;which exudes carefree nostalgic vibes, and is anchored by an overarching sense of fun and whimsy.&nbsp;

Nigel Adams

Aubrey Simpson

Full Time Hobby

Indie

Pale Blue Eyes 'Spaces' by Dylan Friese-Greene

Pale Blue Eyes - Spaces [Official Music Video]

Dylan Friese-Greene presents a hallucinatory analogue promo for Pale Blue Eyes.&nbsp;Framed by the contours of a vintage TV set, we see a vibrant, distorted montage of performance vignettes, blended with pixellated textures and overlays.&nbsp;Harking back to the nostalgia of early music videos, the whole thing feels delightfully abstract and experimental, and the trippy vibes build to a mesmerising climax.

Pale Blue Eyes 'Takes Me Over' by Dylan Friese-Greene

Pale Blue Eyes - Takes Me Over [Official Video]

Dylan Friese-Greene riffs on the mortal thoughts of Skinny Pelembe&nbsp;- with the help of AI.The video for Deadman Deadman Deadman features over 500 AI-generated faces, but Friese-Greene uses the technology quite subtly, to reflect the musician/producer's&nbsp;musings on the big question: what's it all about?From the 'real' Skinny Pelembe, aka Doya Beardmore, in a photographic studio set-up,&nbsp;we get machine-created spin-offs of the artist, intercut with numerous older, craggier faces, that repeat and multiply. And throughout, there is the symbol of our inevitable destination -&nbsp;the skull -&nbsp;rendered in different forms and illustrations, including being cradled, Hamlet-like, by Pelembe.Friese-Greene's clever use of the technology gets to the heart of the matter - and it also does a great job in presenting Skinny Pelembe in an impactful&nbsp;way.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Harrison Newman

Matt Wilson

Tom Ringsby

Arthur Attenborough

Holly JJ Brown

Partisan Records

Alternative

Skinny Pelembe 'Deadman Deadman Deadman' by Dylan Friese-Greene

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Dylan Friese-Greene directs the video for Cian Ducrot's I'll Be Waiting - the poignant story of two children of separated parents expecting their absent father to collect them for a day out. They are waiting - but will he show up?Friese-Greene sets the story in an undefined past, a time of home phones and answering machine messages, giving the sense that he is recalling Ducrot's own personal experience - intensified by him&nbsp;performing the song from the same family home.Stephen Dunn's nostalgic cinematography is among the contributions that make the Friese-Greene's latest video a accomplished work.&nbsp;

Chenai Nduru

Sam Thompson

Sofia Wilkinson-Steel

Joanna Szycewska

Stephen Dunn

Connor Coolbear

Polydor

Electric Theatre Collective

Singer-songwriter

Cian Ducrot 'I'll Be Waiting' by Dylan Friese-Greene

Cian-Ducrot-'I'll-Be-Waiting'-by-Cian-Ducrot

Dylan Friese-Greene follows up his FelixThe1st video for&nbsp;<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2022/07/28/felixthe1st-2wardrobes-dylan-friese-greene/77576">2WARDROBES</a> with this hyperactive visual for Who's On What.&nbsp;Appearing as an on-the-ground reporter at some kind of hit-and-run accident, FelixThe1st hands over MC'ing duties to a series of witnesses, as part of evening news segment F1st News.&nbsp;The frenetic, off-the-cuff energy adds an intense vibe to the visual, and seeing different characters lip-sync to the artist's voice is a brilliant sight to behold. Huge props to the cast for keeping up the pace.&nbsp;

FelixThe1st 'Who’s On What?' by Dylan Friese-Greene

Felixthe1st-'Who’s-On-What?'-by-Dylan-Friese-greene

Intergalactic Studios have announced that Dylan Friese-Greene has officially joined their roster, hot on the heels of their collaboration on the 2Wardrobes video for FelixThe1st.&nbsp;Since graduating from Kingston School of Art and working as a storyboard artist for established directors like slowthai-collaborators The Rest,&nbsp;Dylan Friese-Greene has moved on&nbsp;to direct captivating promos for artists like Amy Michelle and Becky Hill.Having completed FelixThe1st video and whilst also working on finishing two further projects, Intergalactic have now made the formal announcement that Friese-Greene has joined the London-based company's directors' roster.<blockquote>Since the beginning of the year I’ve run every new project through Intergalactic without blinking.&nbsp;</blockquote>“We’re always looking for fresh young talent to champion at Intergalactic," says Rhory Danniells, Intergalactic Studios' managing director. "We were first introduced to Dylan via one of our favourite producers&nbsp;Ella Woollgar, and really enjoyed our first collaboration, Welcome to the Sidelines&nbsp;for Amy Michelle. We loved Dylan’s high-concept ideas, methodical storyboarding and eye for detail, and so went straight onto another video together and the group chat hasn’t slowed down since."We’re now delighted to represent Dylan as part of the Intergalactic family and take part in the next stage of his career as we prepare to release another promo and enter post-production on Dylan’s first narrative-fiction piece.”Dylan Friese-Greene adds: "Since the beginning of the year I’ve run every new project through Intergalactic without blinking. They’re a great team of talented producers who really support my ideas and I just look forward to making wicked things together.”• Watch Dylan Friese-Greene's work at Intergalactic Studios <a href="https://www.intergalacticstudios.com/directors/dylan-friese-greene-director" target="_blank">here</a>

Dylan Friese-Greene signs to Intergalactic Studios

FelixThe1st performs, dances and fly-kicks his way through the scenes of a TV-studio sitcom, in&nbsp;Dylan Friese-Greene's lively promo for 2WARDROBES.&nbsp;We see the artist perform in front of a live studio audience, cycling through bold, vibrant sets and several costume changes, whilst remaining as cool as a cucumber.&nbsp;It's a slick affair from Friese-Greene and team, with a fresh and forward-thinking vibe.&nbsp;

Ella Woolgar

Sunjna Mullick

Ozzy Spoon

Alan Scott

Felixthe1st '2WARDROBES' by Dylan Friese-Greene

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Dylan Friese-Greene directs an introspective promo for Irish rock band Just Mustard.&nbsp;The video depicts a series of everyday situations - hanging out with friends, dancing on your own, lying in bed - in an increasingly apathetic, dreamlike way.&nbsp;The use of rippling effects elevates the transcendental vibes,&nbsp;and a particular vignette with the characters all tapping the screen seems to suggest a breaking of the fourth-wall, which draws viewers into this same surreal space.&nbsp;

Harriet Trant

Liam Wallace-Cook

Blend Films

Gabriele Mango

Cameron Sealby

Danyal Kadir

Rock

Just Mustard 'Mirrors' by Dylan Friese-Greene

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Dylan Friese-Greene brings the summer inside for Becky Hill's acoustic video for Run.Performing amongst a lush flower display set within The Columbia hotel in West-London,&nbsp;Hill thrives in the vibrant setting, backed by a string-quartet and special guest MJ Cole on the keys.&nbsp;The tranquil atmosphere carries over to the relaxed edit and fluid camerawork, creating an understated yet prominent energy.&nbsp;

Adele Cany

Peter Musgrave

Henry Gill

Jay Gomez

Jannick Fjeldsoe

Phillip Corps

Wendy Turner

Becky Hill 'Run' by Dylan Friese-Greene

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Dylan Friese-Greene directs a darkly surreal promo for Amy Michelle.&nbsp;In the video for Welcome To The Sidelines,&nbsp;the artist appears alongside her own evil twin in a saccharine dollhouse world, taking a whirlwind journey that ends up in a fiery climax.&nbsp;The soft pastel colour palette, doll-like styling and enigmatic concept echoes influences such as US artist Melanie Martinez, but with a fresh, contemporary take and a wonderfully disturbing central performance from Michelle.&nbsp;

Oscar Wendt

Rebecca O'dwyer

Ella Woollgar

Amy Michelle 'Welcome To The Sidelines' by Dylan Friese-Greene

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Balan Evans directs an impressive promo for Irish rock band Just Mustard's Still.&nbsp;Shot entirely in-camera without any visual effects, the video focuses on a close-up eyeball which reflects a series of abstract projections and patterns, and Just Mustard's lead singer Katie Ball.&nbsp;Haunting, unsettling and impossible to turn away from, Evans's video is smart and beautifully executed, creating an&nbsp;enigmatic atmosphere that is utterly absorbing.&nbsp;

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