Producer

Elliot Zelmanovits

Sam Taylor Edwards directs a poignant, evocative promo for&nbsp;Tsatsamis.Exploring an abstract world marked by vintage textures and artificial environments, the video has a dreamlike feel, stylistically leaning into shallow focus and unusual composition.&nbsp;Performance vignettes are intermixed with intimate shots of bodies and ethereal memories - experty edited by Taylor Edwards himself -&nbsp;creating a disorienting and calmly chaotic vibe.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]"I wanted the video to feel contemporary, but pay homage to the late Nineties work of Moby and Madonna," explains Taylor-Edwards. "The murky greens and ethereal blues have already been instrumental in the world that Tsatsamis and I have been building together, and I think the bleak and desolate art direction really compliments that."The song itself is about a painful memory which is why I felt using such references gives the overall tone of the video a feeling of nostalgia for the artist, as well as the viewer. I’ve also just always loved Nineties music videos, perhaps due to my own nostalgia."

United Kingdom

Dale Oliver Slater

Hannah George

Marti Salip

Sam Taylor Edwards

Benjamin Leggett

Jed Darlington-Roberts

Joshua Jacob

Darius Williams

Ana Tsenko

Alan Kitrell

Sam Taylor-Edwards

Nielsen Bohl

Selected Works

Ian Clarke

Singer-songwriter

Tsatsamis 'Misunderstanding' by Sam Taylor Edwards

Tsatsamis-'Misunderstanding'-by-Sam-Taylor-edwards

Laura Marciano directs an evocative promo for Tems, featuring&nbsp;fellow Afrobeats star Asake.&nbsp;The video for Get It Right is a nostalgic throwback to early Noughties performance promos, with editorial-style vignettes and luxurious styling.&nbsp;Experimenting with a contrasting black and white colour scheme, the video feels elevated and considered, with each frame delving further into an abstract world.&nbsp;An alluring vision packed full of standout visual moments.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Laura Marciano

Partizan

North Of Now

Daniel Yaro

Matisse Gaillard

Sara Nix

Lauren Mills

Jack Reynolds

Charlie Nazmjou

Jenny Wells

Syd Harmony

Ariane Kajdan

Sam Howells

Ethos Studio

Will Cousins

Tems ft Asake 'Get It Right' by Laura Marciano

Tems - Get it Right (Official Video) ft. Asake

Directing&nbsp;duo WAXXWORK direct a promo oozing energy and swagger for Inhaler, in which&nbsp;a young man attempts to buy&nbsp;an engagement ring back from a pawnbroker, with explosive results.&nbsp;The video for A Question Of You is a gritty drama with comedic highlights - think Uncut Gems, an action-packed jewellery heist with a twist - starring&nbsp;James Keating alongside the&nbsp;Dublin four-piece. It's a masterclass in&nbsp;character and conflict despite its short runtime that's&nbsp;absorbing from start to end.Elevated by DoP&nbsp;Natasha Duursma's cinematography - it was shot on 35mm film - this is&nbsp;a cinematic visual for a real earworm of a track, and wonderfully executed across the board.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Katie South

Aisling Knight

Taise Kerr

Matt King

Waxxwork

Hands 

Art Practice

Emily Jeffery

Vini Curtis

Natasha Duursma

Sam Chitty

Bella Meyer

Bodyrig Technician: Seán Wright

Jonny Lewis

Princess Jiboye

Liz Bennett

Band Eva Maguire

Billie Mckenzie

Eden Read

Assembly Rooms

Ruth Wardell

Time Based Arts

James Keating

Polydor Uk

Inhaler 'A Question Of You' by WAXXWORK

Inhaler - A Question of You (Official Video)

Jordan Rossi directs a stylish video for The Script, shot in Barcelona, as part of a series of visuals including Both Ways, released in May.&nbsp;With a simple yet striking mononchromatic aesthetic, the video for At Your Feet is charming and understated, featuring a simple narrative element and band performance.&nbsp;"We were commissioned to shoot three films and PR stills across two days in Barcelona for The Script," explains Rossi. "We already had the concept for <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2024/05/21/script-both-ways-jordan-rossi/86519" target="_blank">Both Ways</a> approved, which was an adrenaline-fuelled high-impact pop-rock visual feast. I wanted to do something completely different for the other two visuals."The intention was to keep At Your Feet stripped back with Danny moving through a location in search of something or someone intercut with a band performance. It wasn't until I saw the location scout that I fell in love with this old vintage three storey apartment with a stunning rooftop. I immediately had visions of Fellini films and old romantic Italian movies."We made the decision to shoot in black and white, not only to differentiate it from Both Ways, but to provide a really dreamy visual landscape."[imgtoken data:1]

Shannon Clayworth

Jordan Rossi

Carles Paune

Carrie Sutton

Rankin Creatives

Altiplà (Spain)

Roma Martyniuk

Toby Leary

Chelsea Stemple

Jordi Estapé Montserrat

Liz Martens

Scarlett Bovingdon

Megan Lee

Electric Theatre Collective

Rock

The Script 'At Your Feet' by Jordan Rossi

David Wilson directs an ode to queer dance floors around the world, in this dazzling promo for Tove Lo &amp; SG Lewis.&nbsp;Exuding a sense of uninhibited passion and dreamlike escapism, the video for Heat features a cast of dozens, a mix of nightlife staples and new faces intermingled in the crowd, as Tove dominates the catwalk.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]Larger than life in every way, the video boasts slick cinematography, with gold-hued strobes and high contrast lighting creating an enigmatic, feverish atmosphere. Even more significantly, the&nbsp;video encapsulates a community, a moment in time and a sense of freedom that permeates every boundary imaginable.&nbsp;Truly unparalleled work from Wilson and team, and a really fun complement to the pulsating track - and perhaps the most noteworthy cameo from double-ended sex toys since&nbsp;that&nbsp;scene in Requiem For A Dream.&nbsp;

Max Randall

Stafi Samaki

Finnbar Love

Mia Maxwell

David Wilson

Manoela Chiabai

Riff Raff Films

Chris Broomfield

Precious Mahaga

Milo Beyts

Daniel Smith

Jake Whitehouse

Daniel Essex

Joe Medlock

Georgia Rose Fairman

Wet Mess

Gaia Bradica

Nic Marilyn

Alice Dodds

Amy Dang

Avenues

Matt Turner

Absolute

Robert Harold

Ali Lalonda

Nathan M. Legger

Janina Zais

Wendy Turner

Annie & Hannah

Tove Lo & SG Lewis 'Heat' by David Wilson

Tove Lo & SG Lewis - HEAT (Official Music Video)

Jordan Rossi orchestrates&nbsp;a widescreen action epic&nbsp;for The Script's comeback track, with lead singer&nbsp;Danny O'Donague performing on the back of a speeding truck - which could&nbsp;in fact be two trucks heading towards each other.Shot outside Sitges in&nbsp;Spain, the video for Both Ways is a turbo-charged blend of band performance, spectacular drone work and impressive stunts - with the band's fearless frontman tethered to the flatbed rear of a huge vehicle speeding through the desert.As Rossi explains, this big statement for the returning Irish pop-rock outfit was inspired by a golden age of action movies and succeeds in making that old school flavour&nbsp;feel fresh and fun once more, and radiating infectious energy.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]"As soon as I heard the track, I knew I wanted to do something wide and epic with it," Rossi explains. "It gave me a summer anthem vibe and I wanted to visually take it into a space that was energetic and propulsive."I've always been a big fan of directors like Tony Scott and Michael Bay with their insane yet grounded storytelling where compressed images become larger-than-life.[imgtoken data:2]"I've spent the last five years working on car commercials in various forms and this was the perfect project to bring my knowledge and experience to life without having any commercial constraints."Danny, Glen and the whole band were so spectacular to work with. Danny especially who was chained to the truck for a good four hours at a time and didn't complain once. It really took a whole village to make this one happen."

Pau Ramírez Marques

Jordi Estapé

Miquel Agell

Claudia Aragón

Joan Collet

Sergi Lafuente

Carmen Del Val

Bmg Rights Management Ltd

The Script 'Both Ways' by Jordan Rossi

The-Script-'Both-Ways'-by-Jordan-Rossi

Will Kennedy&nbsp;directs a steamy promo for Jamie Irrepressible's eclectic music project The Irrepressibles.&nbsp;The video for the marvellous alt-rock anthem Will You? takes place at a&nbsp;deserted bar, where real-life couple Lewis and Courtney perform, thrusting and swelling in line with the track.&nbsp;Evoking raw, uninhibited vibes with the gritty cinematography and hazy aesthetic, the video drips with sexual tension in every&nbsp;frame.&nbsp;"It was a rare dream to collaborate with The Irrepressibles on such a liberating vision of uninhibited intimacy and vulnerability," Kennedy explains.&nbsp;"Jamie’s music transports you to another world, and we wanted to crystallise that sense of cathartic escapism with the video."I’m so grateful to our lead performers, Lewis and Courtney, for bringing such breathtaking energy and compulsive chemistry to the video. I loved every minute on set with such an incredible cast and crew.”&nbsp;A dazzling feat that visualises the pulsating track with stylish flair.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]&nbsp;

Will Kennedy

Eleri Evans

Caviar

Daniel Harding

Eno Enefiok

Jack Hamilton

Hannah Busst

The Assembly Rooms

Myles Bevan

Studio RM

The Irrepressibles 'Will You?' by Will Kennedy 

The Irrepressibles - Will You? (Official Video)

Samuel Douek at <a href="https://camp.productions/">CAMP</a> directs a vibrant,&nbsp;mindbending promo for Baby Queen,&nbsp;visualising the insecurities of our 20's, with a hypnotic trip through pastel-pink fantasies and nightmarish liminal spaces.&nbsp;&nbsp;Using a sense of place to reflect the artist's emotional turmoil, the video for Quarter Life Crisis switches between three distinctive vignettes, filmed in a surreal, dreamlike manner.Elevated with a little VFX magic, the video reflects the lyrics in a brilliantly conceptual way, capturing&nbsp;an all too familiar feeling that many viewers will relate to.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Nicole Bell

Amy Stephenson

Samuel Douek

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

CAMP

Jorge Higgins

Conor Chalk

Francesca Woods

Adam Wells

Josh Jacob

Jak Waughman

Harry Coleman

Felix Wildey

Reiss Alexander

Lucy Wearing

Andi Chu

Jamvfx

Polydor Records

Baby Queen 'Quarter Life Crisis' by Samuel Douek

Baby-Queen-'Quarter-Life-Crisis'-by-Samuel-Douek

Mollie Mills directs a deliciously sensual promo for Romy, filmed in Spain.&nbsp;The video for The Sea presents an evocative montage of intimate moments, set against a backdrop of the humid Spanish&nbsp;coast.&nbsp;With a nostalgic, almost poignant vibe and a subtle flair of AI experimentation, it's a video that perfectly suits the mood of the track, and feels almost like&nbsp;watching a stranger's dream - in the best way possible.

Mollie Mills

Saskia Whinney

Somesuch

Smile

Gemma Sellares

MatÍas Penachino

Laia Navarro

Jack Williams

Raul Mulas

Alberto Ojeda

David Felices

Júlia Bas Anglès

Andrea Trenado

Natalia Montoya

Guillem Jimenez

André Reid-McKinley

Romy 'The Sea' by Mollie Mills

Romy - The Sea (Official Video)

Samuel Douek continues his collaboration with&nbsp;Yonaka, following the action-packed video for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2023/02/06/yonaka-panic-samuel-douek/80251" target="_blank">Panic</a>, by directing&nbsp;the first of five visualisers for the Brighton band's forthcoming EP.All the visualisers were conceived as a single body of work, each one stripped back to single setups with stark simple set design. A motion control robotic arm was used to allow Douek and team to seamlessly cut between various chaotic setups as continuous shots.

Alan Scott

Agro Studios

Luke Dryden

Sebastian Jolly

Indie pop

Yonaka  'Welcome To My House' (Visualiser) by Samuel Douek

Yonaka--'Welcome-To-My-House-(visualiser)'-by-Samuel-Douek

Kassandra Powell directs an absorbing comeback promo for Bimini, which shows that you can find glamour in the most unlikely places.&nbsp;The&nbsp;video for Rodeo opens with Bimini on a mechanical bull, shining bright as lights refract from the&nbsp;abundance of reflective monochromatic textures.&nbsp;Quickly bringing the concept back down to Earth, we realise this whole setup is in a typical British pub, and the punters are as about as apathetic to Bimini's performance as they come. But whilst most glare&nbsp;disapprovingly as Bimini continues to do her thing, one character breaks out of their passive state to get absorbed into the otherworldly trance of the music.&nbsp;The contrast of glossy pop concept and&nbsp;stoic public is a brilliant visual dynamic, and DoP&nbsp;Luke Dryden's cinematography captures the perfect balance of these two opposing styles.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]