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Gregory Porter heads to the happiest place on Earth, in Matthew Giffen's&nbsp;promo for Love Runs Deeper, featuring Cherise.&nbsp;Shot in Disneyland Paris, the music video coincides with Disney's latest Christmas commercial, in support of the Make A Wish Foundation.&nbsp;Evoking joy through charming animation and heartwarming performance setups, the video captures the wonder of the theme park whilst keeping a sharp eye on the themes of family, friendship and the magic of the everyday.&nbsp;

Matthew Giffen

Freya Boissonade

Kode Media

Nathan Killham

Lisa Aboucaya

Emile Olagne

Mathieu Perez

Léo Hinstin

Ella Dancette

Léo Essertel

Ferencz Radnai

Lisa Boukobza

Emmanuelle Julienne

Morgan Rouchausse

Patrischa Humm

Damien Laturaze

Tânia Carvalho

Lucy Berry

Andi Chu

Black Kite Studios

Marcus Punter

Gregory Porter ft Cherise 'Love Runs Deeper' by Matthew Giffen

Gregory-Porter-Ft-Cherise-'Love-Runs-Deeper'-by-Matthew-Giffen

Hannah Berry George explores growth and anxiety in her promo for Sody's Butterfly.&nbsp;Isolated in a darkened bedroom, Sody is shown stalking the four walls around her, desperate to break the cycle of fear and overwhelm that keep her contained in&nbsp;the space. The arrival of several butterflies spurs her into action, showing how&nbsp;caring for something or someone&nbsp;can help us walk out of the darkness and back into the light - especially profound in our current climate.&nbsp;Exploring metamorphosis and the ability to break&nbsp;free from our self-imposed limitations, the poignant video ends with Sody walking off-frame, ready to face the world and conquer the uncertainty that comes with modern life.&nbsp;The use of restrained camera movement&nbsp;and&nbsp;stuttered effects in the edit helps represent the cyclical nature of fear, beautifully elevated by&nbsp;Nathalie Pitters' understated yet intimate lighting.&nbsp;&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Hannah Berry George

Oliver Falcon

Odelay Films

Ben Falk

Giselle Garcia Castro

Nathalie Pitters

Catarina Scarpellini

Lou Macnamara

Leopold Naessens

Ash Halliburton

Adele Cany

Eamonn Hughes

Emily Wood

James Stubbs

Jack McGinity

CHEAT

Nikki Porter

OB Management

Kat Catteneo

Sony Music

Sody 'Butterfly' by Hannah Berry George

Sody - butterfly (Official Video)

Olivia Rose directs a glittering festive promo for Jess Glynne's This Christmas.&nbsp;Following a variety of hapless characters, all experiencing their own mini-Christmas disasters - with burnt food and flaming hair taking the lead - the promo is a charming, fun-filled ride with plenty of seasonal cheer.Jess Glynne plays a number of these characters herself - including&nbsp;a delivery driver and drag queen (or king?) - and the result is some of the best moments in her videography so far, embodying all of the drama, energy and excitement that comes with the holiday period.&nbsp;The editing is also well executed, using match cut transitions and whip pans to make each vignette feel part of the same story.Overall, this is a feelgood and stylish video that marks Glynne's first Christmas track and visual, produced in collaboration with Amazon Originals. &nbsp;

Olivia Rose

Francois Larpin

Voodoo Pictures

Savvas Stavrou

Emma Pounds

Olan Collardy

Milo Brown

Kairo Jones

Vini Curtis

Elizabeth El-kadhi

Mekel Bailey

Joe Pickering

Louisa Copperwaite

Richard Fearon

Black Kite

Tamara Mennell

Sean Harland

Dan Curwin

Atlantic Records

Jess Glynne 'This Christmas' by Olivia Rose

Jess-Glynne-'This-Christmas-'-by-Olivia-Rose

Jordan Rossi directs a vibrant performance video for Griff &amp; electronic duo Honne, as part of a project on emerging talent by Vero and Hunger Magazine.&nbsp;Inspired by the amalgamation of art and technology in the digital era, the promo is an energetic ride through glitchy textures and otherworldly projections.&nbsp;While Griff's performance is understated yet endearing, and&nbsp;Honne's cameos are cleverly intertwined into the art direction, via lilting loops on TV screens.&nbsp;"This video was a love letter to the digital era taking us down the rabbit hole of cyber space," says Rossi. "It was always meant to be a slightly surreal acid trip but in a very confined computer context. I described it initially as Dali meets The Matrix with a glitchy style."The video was created as part of a special collaboration between Vero and Hunger Magazine as a focus on emerging British music talent. It was great to have Griff part of this with her strong visual style and laser-focused vision."

Jordan Rossi

Thomas English

Chris Steel

Sam Smith

Will Stuetz

Musa Clarke

Amelia Tavenner

Lily Burdis

Tomi Roppongi

Michelle Dacillo

Josh Chadwick

George K

Carrie Sutton

Tonic/The Graft

Electronic

Griff & Honne '1,000,000 X Better' by Jordan Rossi

Griff-&-Honne-'1,000,000-X-Better'-by-Jordan-Rossi

Little Mix set off to Mars for some virtual R&amp;R,&nbsp;in Sophia Ray's video for Holiday.&nbsp;Heavily inspired by fantasy and surrealism, we see the girls perform in a series of computer generated environments, switching their look from real-life mermaids to giant goddesses on a space beach.Combining a VFX-heavy concept with a more commercial pop vibe, the video remains pure Little Mix - confident and sassy&nbsp;with an overarching sense of fun.&nbsp;Brendan Bennett's magical VFX work contributes to the overall aesthetic, adding a kaleidoscope of colour and textures to complement the dynamic performances.&nbsp;

Sophia Ray

Mayling Wong

Partizan

Charlie Scannell

Tom Kelly

James Blann

Michael Hobdell

Jamar O'meally

William Pope

Lucy Cooper

Zack Tate, Jamie Mcfarland

Aaron Carlo

Heidi North

Kit Wells

Alex Gregory

The Mill

Brendan Bennett

Claire Stubbs @ Mouthpiece

Sony

Little Mix 'Holiday' by Sophia Ray

Little-Mix-'Holiday'-by-Sophia-Ray

Following his win at Eurovision 2019 with his song Arcade, Dutch singer-songwriter Duncan Laurence returns with a call to arms against hate in all its forms -&nbsp;and&nbsp;a striking video directed by Ed Sayers.Choosing an intimate performance setup, bathed in red light and very much representative of the elemental theme of fire, the video for Love Don't Hate It is the result of an approach borne of necessity. Lacking real flames for obvious health and safety reasons, Sayers has turned to a classic burned celluloid aesthetic and used it to create a fresh take on one of the most powerful and multifaceted elements on the planet.

Ed Sayers

Russell Curtis

Seven Productions

Pamela Pifferi

Gabi Norland

Jon Mitchell

Ines da Costa Duarte

Rich Maskey

Anouk Van Griensven

Judith Neyens

Jonny Tully

Big Buoy

Sydney Levy

Richard ‘stretch’ Russell

Duncan Laurence

Karim Shawky

Spark Records

Duncan Laurence 'Love Don't Hate It' by Ed Sayers

Duncan Laurence - Love Don’t Hate It (Official Video)

Bombay Bicycle Club are back, and they bring with them a cinematic comeback tale from old friend Louis Bhose.Opening with a tongue-in-cheek preamble about British society crumbling without their presence, the video is by no means as lighthearted as that opening suggests. But its certainly celebratory, and a terrific performance video for the new song Eat Sleep Wake by Bhose - who used to play with Bombay Bicycle Club back in the day, before he took up directing.&nbsp;We follow Jack through this new society as he tries to reignite his musical dreams, attempting to play a variety of different instruments but frustrated at trying to do it all himself. We are then introduced to the other band members, all following the same ritual.&nbsp;Bhose's regular DoP collaborator Murren Turrett does a great job creating a very cinematic sense of the struggle of creation. it all leads up to the moment, when&nbsp;the band make contact with one another again - via smoke signal.So then it ends, just before the four bandmembers reunite, representing the end of one era and the start of another.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Louis Bhose

Callum Harrison

Agile Films

Hayley Williams

Mykola Poluden

Mariko Atamanenko

Murren Tullett

Levgen Shramchenko

Anna Aralova

Kit Wells @ Final cut

Matthieu Toullet

Bombay Bicyle Club 'Eat Sleep Wake' by Louis Bhose

Bombay-Bicyle-Club-'Eat-Sleep-Wake'-by-Louis-Bhose

Aniel Karia&nbsp;directs this challenging short film, based on a concept by Kano, in which a promising teenager is stabbed. The London MC searches for sense and reason in this conversation with his neighbourhood.We meet the teenager (Nat) and his family in a warm, naturalistic vignette, loosely scored by the calm gospel lilt of Trouble. Karia lets us bask in this domestic calm just long enough to lull us into a sense of security. Which he interrupts with a tragic two minutes of iPhone footage, captured by friends and a bystander. On the way to buy rice for his mother, Nat gets caught in the middle of a violent conflict. The moment, over which we can hear a woman describing the event to the police, bears a troubling resemblance to real videos captured by witnesses and shared on the news.There’s a pause for the funeral. And then a raucous wake, guest starring Ghetts, at which Kano is cheerfully hounded into performing his new track Class of Deja.Karia (previously of the series Top Boy and Pure) presents the aftermath of violence with a light, even-handed touch. He and Kano address the cycle of knife crime, but avoid moralistic sensationalism: “I ain’t trying to be no preacher man” says boy’s uncle, speaking at his funeral. A pensive optimism courses through the film, but quiet details - Nat’s sister, bedroom and keyboard - remind us what is at stake. This is a powerful, timely piece of work, and a defining opus for Kano.

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