Post production company

Electric Theatre Collective

Troy Roscoe reunites with social media superstar and rapper KSI for another eye-popping visual blockbuster. And this one might be the biggest of the lot.The video for Catch Me If You Can is a sci-fi spectacular, with KSI materialising in a future city of floating supercars, dicing with a rival driver, playing basketball with a fireball of Earth, arriving on a rooftop to orchestrate a windstorm of cash through the skyscrapers.&nbsp;It's a perfect blend of hyperreal VFX and explosive action&nbsp;with KSI's unassailable charisma, and a blockbuster from start to finish.&nbsp;"Maybe my favourite video to date," says Troy.&nbsp;"It’s rare I get the chance to go all-in on green screen and trust entirely in visual effects - but this one was that dream scenario. With my background in VFX, opportunities like this are what I live for, and I got to pull out every trick in the book."KSI wanted something wild, something that matched the energy of the track - and that gave me the green light to build a world that leans into the lyrics but still feels surreal and unpredictable. We had just three weeks to deliver the full video with heavy VFX, and the team smashed it."Even the shoot day was intense - 12 hours, back-to-back setups, no room for mistakes. It took quick decisions, a clear vision, and a crew that was fully locked in. Proud doesn’t even begin to cover it."[imgtoken data:1]

United Kingdom

Vivan Nwonka

Troy Roscoe

Micheal Newton

Marisa Garner Associates

Ocurens Content

Kim Jarrett

Charlie Relph

Rick Joaquim

Emmanuelle Le Chat

Marisa Garner

Matt Turner

Akey Delano

Justin Theodore

Gianni Morreale

Luke De Borde

Danni Baxter

Sam Storey

Shamara Roper

Megan Lee

Ben Imber

Karen Arakelian

Atlantic Records

KSI 'Catch Me If You Can' by Troy Roscoe

Ksi-'Catch-Me-If-You-Can'-by-Troy-Roscoe

Ashley Rommelrath helms a gripping club-set video for DJ producer Sherelle, where two strangers find each other on the dancefloor&nbsp;to the soundtrack of the euphoric&nbsp;Freaky."It unfolds entirely within the visceral and energy of a warehouse rave," says producer Liam Wallace-Cook. "Jed Darlington Roberts'&nbsp;cinematography pulls strong inspiration from 90's and 00's dance music videos, and director Ashley's visceral and energetic approach perfectly chronicles the free-spirited energy of rave culture as we witness two strangers connecting over the course of a night out."Alongside this video we also shot 9x visualisers in the same day, piggy-backing the main unit. The visualisers provide a fly on the wall perspective of the night, showcasing stories of other characters witnessed throughout the music video, creating a fully-fledged world within the club."

Hannah Mason

Oliver Whitworth

Ashley Rommelrath

Liam Wallace-Cook

Blend Films

Lisa O'callaghan

Ken Liew

Jed Darlington-Roberts

Danny Rumbleow

Cam Sealby

Lea Otovic

Mackenzie Taylor

Sherelle 'Freaky' by Ashley Rommelrath

Sherelle-'Freaky'-by-Ashley-Rommelrath

Troy Roscoe reunites with Burna Boy to capture the superstar's new&nbsp;Jamaican-influenced musical direction with Sweet Love.The video focusses heavily upon Burna's charismatic performance of the reggae-infused track with full band, intercut with scenes from a Jamaican family get-together, where a feast is followed by dancing - and a game of dominoes.Troy reveals that these scenes were drawn from personal experience. "Working on Sweet Love was a special one for me," he says. "It was great to be reunited with Burna Boy, and what a track to come back on!"The reggae vibe of the song felt like home. Being Jamaican myself, it gave me the chance to tap into memories from my own childhood and translate that energy visually. Those personal influences blended perfectly with the tone of the record."But the real highlight was Burna’s performance. He’s electric on camera—effortless, magnetic, and full of presence. That star quality shines through and makes directing him a genuine pleasure."[imgtoken data:1]

Melissa Baugh

Alex Carswell

Yoanna Dimitrova

Zoe Gunn

Zee2ayy Ltd

Kareem Johnson

Ronami

Louis Johnson

Quan Brandon

Sarah Dines

Elsa Grace

Ben Eeley

Man Tuite

Dan Howe

Lauryn Taylor

Reggae

Burna Boy 'Sweet Love' by Troy Roscoe

Burna-Boy-'Sweet-Love'-by-Troy-Roscoe

Harv Frost directs an absorbing girl-meets-girl promo for Manchester rock band Picture Parlour, where vocalist Katherine Parlour makes a play for the girl of her dreams - bandmate Ella Risi - at a Northern Soul club.Taking place at the fictitious venue&nbsp;The Parlour, the video for Who’s There To Love Without You?&nbsp;is an atmospheric ode to youth and finding yourself, and all the strangers and adventures along&nbsp;the way.Intimate, in-your-face camerawork by DoP Adam Singodia and a breathless edit&nbsp;by Geri Docherty&nbsp;help to build the energy and suspense, as Katherine finds her initial advances to the club's DJ (played by Ella)&nbsp;rebuffed.Frost's skill with dramatising the world of the bandmates and their characterisation grounds the fantasy in a recognisable - if brilliantly heightened - reality. And she&nbsp;provides this&nbsp;sapphic and sensual tale with an explosive finale...Katherine knuckles down&nbsp;to the cause, eventually leading to a return to the Northern Soul&nbsp;night at The Parlour - and a steamy bathroom stall hook-up.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Emily Leggett

Jack O'Mullane

Renäta Fabri

Chrissi Smith

Harv Frost

Lottie Lindsay-Beavan

Mouthpiece

Kode

Mykola Bulavskyi

Adam Singodia

Nathan Killham

Anita Okpongete

Rose Lucas

Sam Johnson

Ollie Pearson

Jess Averbeck

Geri Docherty

The Quarry

Andi Chu

Rock

Picture Parlour 'Who’s There To Love Without You?' by Harv Frost

Picture-Parlour--'Who’s-There-To-Love-Without-You?'-by-Harv-Frost

Directing duo Bedroom reunite with the poptastic&nbsp;Chloe Qisha to tackle the thorny issue of contemporary dating through expressive dance and roleplay.&nbsp;The video for Modern Romance sees Chloe in her element - playful, provocative, and full of future-pop flair - chucking out acerbic witticisms while engaging in an unbridled yet off-kilter encounter with her date (Sam Salter).&nbsp;Boasting great dance setups, abstract art direction and an ambitious concept, this follows on from Bedroom's work on their&nbsp;video for Chloe's <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2025/01/24/chloe-qisha-21st-century-cool-girl-bedroom/89758" target="_blank">20th Century Cool Girl</a>, the sultry visual&nbsp;explores intimacy and chemistry in today’s fast-paced, swipe-happy world, via noir-influenced studio setups and a zealous use of rain effects.

Lily Purbrick

Sam Salter

Lewis Munro

Bedroom

Liam Wallace Cook

FRIEND

Kenneth Liew

Billy Kendall

Mel Giles

Beth Jespersen

Lewis Watts

Roisin Byrne

Grace Jabbari

Yolanda Dohr

Soren Harrison

Rob Harold

Lillie Eiger

Chloe Qisha 'Modern Romance' by Bedroom

Chloe-Qisha-'Modern-Romance'-by-Bedroom

Saman Kesh returns to music videos and reunites with Ed Sheeran for the vibrant, high-energy promo, strong on Iranian influences and flavour,&nbsp;for Azizam.&nbsp;Shot like a fever dream, the video&nbsp;celebrates culture, movement, food and the universal intensity of human connection. It's fast-moving camerawork captures Ed as he's thrust into a variety of scenarios, encountering a cast of admirers in a gallery, UK-Iranian actor Omid Djalili in a hotel kitchen, a wedding party and legendary Iranian singer Googoosh - plus&nbsp;songwriter/producer&nbsp;Ilya Salmanzadeh, who co-wrote the song.[imgtoken data:1]This breathless whirlwind of rice-infused colour and energy - which starts when Ed trips over a Persian rug in the recording studio&nbsp;- is a refreshing departure for the singer, while taking Saman Kesh back to his own Iranian roots in his first collab with Sheeran since Drunk in 2012.It also echoes&nbsp;the director's early work in music videos for the likes of&nbsp;Cinnamon Chasers and Russ Chimes. Like&nbsp;those breakthrough promos Kesh uses the camera as a character in its own right, flipping between Ed's POV and those of his admirers. That really contributes to a brilliantly-executed vision that feels as fresh as the track.&nbsp;

Ricky Eyres

Lane Casting

Liberty Shaw

Saman Kesh

Nicole Powell

42 Branded

Dan Curwin

Kaname Onoyama

Otis Bell

Clancie Brennan

Guy Fuhrer

James Amos

Charlie Mayhew

Natalie Humphries

Emma Blackman

Cartel Editorial

Luke Morrison

Territory Studio

Ed Sheeran 'Azizam' by Saman Kesh

Ed-Sheeran--'Azizam'-by-Saman-Kesh

Reality and fantasy collide in&nbsp;Lucrecia's dazzling promo for JADE.&nbsp;FUFN continues JADE's conceptual narrative for this era - exploring the darker side of fame through irreverent, offbeat imagery and intimate storytelling.&nbsp;We see JADE with her on-screen partner, attending the Nick Grimshaw-hosted premiere of a film she is in, building layers of different characterisations whilst paying homage to her previous iterations.&nbsp;With a heavily surreal vibe, the video features an audience with their faces twisted in evil grins (reminiscent of&nbsp;Philipp Stölzl's 2003 video for Evanescence's Going Under) and stunning visual effects&nbsp;throughout.&nbsp;It's a blockbuster epic and a very welcome return to music videos for&nbsp;Lucrecia, who has been a pioneering creative in presenting the darker impulses of pop stars, from <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/10/30/ashnikko-ft-yung-baby-tate-stupid-lucrecia-taormina/61599" target="_blank">Ashnikko</a> to <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/02/03/bree-runway-ft-missy-elliott-atm-lucrecia-taormina/69286" target="_blank">Bree Runway</a>.And could a superhero film be on the cards for JADE in the near future? Given the breadth of characters she's played in her debut era, it wouldn't be a far stretch to suggest so.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Lucrecia

Emily Rudge

Two Happy

Fiona Bamford-Phillips

Natasha Duursma

Ross Hallard

Trim Editing

PRETTYBIRD

Blake John Wood

James Dyer

JADE 'FUFN' by Lucrecia 

JADE - FUFN (Official Video)

Stanley Brock directs an engrossing and enigmatic video for alt dance/electronic producer/DJ/artist Lauren Duffus, with imagery that mirrors the mysterious nocturnal mood of her music: Duffus wanders woozily through nighttime London in an astronaut suit...With considerable buzz around Duffus and her distinctive sound -&nbsp;mutating synths embellished by poignant keys and understated yet mellifluous vocals - Brock has delivered an impressive video for Need U More Than Ever where the first scene marks out its quirky unpredictability: Duffus appears from outer space in a gritty urban landscape, moving forwards as the world runs in reverse, then lights up a cigarette.Her progress takes various turns from then on - including a confrontation with another Earthbound 'astronaut'.[imgtoken data:1]"I’ve been wanting to put someone cool in an astronaut suit for a while now," says Brock. "I’m not really sure why, I just think they look great. I had that image in my mind for ages, of someone walking slow-mo to camera in one, eventually lifting the visor and then just sparking something. Lucky for me Lauren is very cool and her music is amazing so it was pretty perfect."We both share a lot of inspirations and references (I think), such as a love for designer clothing, so it felt only right to slap a big pony on the suit, especially after seeing her Chief Keef remix. I love not having to really explain it, it’s part of the beauty of music videos for me. It doesn’t have to be so literal. Also it wouldn’t be a music video without a slow motion reverse burnout."I wanted it to feel a bit weird and slow and dreamy, until its not, until she is confronted by a lover or a friend, who’s been looking for her all night, worried sick - who was actually her lovely boyfriend Conor - and they have an argument that takes you back to reality for a strange and brief moment."[imgtoken data:2]Brock reveals that the astronaut was extremely valuable - apparently it was&nbsp;worn by Kevin Bacon in an EE ad - and it came with its own security detail, which caused him some anxiety.&nbsp;"It was essential for the video that the suit was proper," he continues.&nbsp;"Its all really about the image of her in the suit walking through the night. We did a big search and found there was only really one good one in the country, that needed to come with its own ‘handler’. This was a big worry as the whole shoot was kind of cowboy-style filming and I didn’t want the protecter of the suit to freak out, and we lose everything."Lucky for us, the 'suit guard' was George, one of the loveliest men I’ve come across. He’s travelled around the world with that suit."&nbsp;

Stanley Brock

Fred Qvortrup

Blue Laybourne

Tan Giles

Yared Stephenson

Carina Etae

Connor Coolbear

Cameron Mccormick

Connie Meade

Electronic

Dance

Alternative

Lauren Duffus 'Need U More Than Ever' by Stanley Brock

Lauren-Duffus-'Need-You-More-Than-Ever'-by-Stanley-Brock

Lola Webster harnesses the buzzing energy of DJ/producer Omar+ and Piri with a dynamic, retro-influenced visual for&nbsp;infectious dance track Body Language.A studio performance that focusses squarely on the artists charisma and chemistry, Webster also employs a box of visual tricks, drawing on a range of nostalgic influences from a lo-res video look, to Piri's sillouetted dance moves, driven by an adrenalin-fuelled edit. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;There are striking visual moments too, such as Piri appearing to dance on Omar’s head or rest in the palm of his hand -literal interpretations of the lyrics that flips expectations. The track is just 2.20 in length, and not a second is wasted to make it as impactful as possible.&nbsp;&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]Webster reveals that the concept of silhouettes was a foundational element of the project,&nbsp;drawing inspiration from the iconic 2000s iPod silhouette ads and&nbsp;by the fleeting connections we make on the dance floor.&nbsp;Lola and Omar+ worked to elevate the visuals into a darker, more mysterious realm that matched the sultry tone of the song.Despite a tight budget, producer Zoe Gunn and editor Rauri Cantelo helped elevate the project with creative solutions. Once the video was shot, the post process was completed by running the clean footage through mini-DV tapes to boost the early Noughties look.“Body Language&nbsp;is such an ear-worm of a track, and the video always needed to be a complete visual representation of Omar and Piri’s combined energy,” says Webster.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:2]“For me, the creative hook was the idea that when you’re dancing or making eyes across a dance floor, you can communicate with your own body language.&nbsp;Pushing the idea of&nbsp;body language&nbsp;as a concept, I thought about playing around with scale and how we could combine Piri and Omar+ in the frame in a way that felt dynamic and tongue-in-cheek.&nbsp;“Working with Omar+ and Piri on set was amazing - their chemistry as collaborators and friends really came across in the rushes, hyping each other up to bring out their performance personas.&nbsp;Omar+ as an artist has such an underground, if-you-know-you-know sonic. His visuals need an air of mystery, and it was really important that as his first music video, it communicated his vibe within the first three seconds."

Zen Rose

Alexia Read

Lola Webster

Marcus Kartal

Arran Green

Abbey Valentina

Natalie Vest Jones

Rauri Cantelo

Danyal Kadir

Jack Needham

Omar+ & Piri 'Body Language' by Lola Webster

Omar-+-&-Piri-'Body-Language'-by-Lola-Webster

A press conference kicks off into a riot of self-expression&nbsp;in Fa &amp; Fon's supercharged&nbsp;visual for Greek pop star Marina Satti.&nbsp;Mirroring the artist's unique fusion of tradition and modernity, the sister-directors'&nbsp;video for&nbsp;Epano Sto Trapezi (On The Table)&nbsp;is a visually stunning journey, as Marina shakes things up&nbsp;with an escalating range of confrontational and sexy moves.[imgtoken data:1]Marina climbs onto the table to taunt the media pack with provocative dance moves, and the directors propel the action with a breakneck pace, interweaving lo-fi cutaways and paintings of sheep, highlighting the anti-establishment message.&nbsp;Marina Satti’s magnetic presence shines as she leads dynamic dance sequences, blending storytelling with her vibrant cultural roots. And it builds to a&nbsp;controversial ending of symbolic imagery, Fa &amp; Fon contrasting Marina's pole dance&nbsp;with the press pack's&nbsp;blood-covered faces.Fasten your seatbelts...

Greece

Stavros Liokalos

Amanda Jenkins

Georgia Tal

Fa & Fon

Billy King

Riff Raff Films

Giannis Nelson Eskioglou

Ailsa Aikoa

Precious Mahaga

Constastinos Koukoulis

Maya Tsamprou

Vassils Chraratzoglou

Vaggelis Kasapakis

Eleni Lola

Liliana Aslanidou

Erini Damiandiou

Chrysanthos Smirneos

Christos Mazourek

Pawel Achtelik

Avenue Studio

Minos Emi

Nomad Productions

Marina Satti 'Epano Sto Trapezi (On The Table)' by Fa & Fon

Marina-Satti-'Epano-Sto-Trapezi-(on-The-Table)'-by-Fa-&-Fon

Bedroom take Teddy Swims from a lonely drink at a&nbsp;bar to an otherworldly therapy session and beyond in the hugely imaginative and&nbsp;atmospheric promo for Guilty.&nbsp;Diving into personal truth of the US singer, the video follows Swims' through his subconscious, as he tries to declare his love but always having something&nbsp;that stops him.&nbsp;Spanning surrealist landscapes and liminal rooms, it's a video that hops between reality and fiction&nbsp;with stylish flair.&nbsp;Fresh, evocative and unpredictable, it's another banger from Bedroom.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]