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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."

United Kingdom

Callum Lloyd-James

Jake River Parker

Head & Wrecker

Rowan Mackintosh King

Joe Mulvihill

Thomas English

Chris Steel

Anastasiya Cherkasyuk

Will Stuetz

Katie South

Suzie Walsh

Emma Gandolfo

Callum Lloyd James

Dom Phipps

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

Mike Baldwin brings the party vibes in his high-energy promo for DJ/producer&nbsp;Bissett.&nbsp;Cleverly capturing a 360 degree snapshot of slick choreography via the use of a motion control rig, dancer Ellie is cloned across two striking timelines - one where she is alone in an industrial setting&nbsp;and the other at a neon-hued rave with a group of friends.&nbsp;It's a fun amalgamation of technology and tradition, and the addition of handheld setups and fun visual effects save the concept from becoming too repetitive.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;"I went round in circles trying to come up with a concept for this video - so that ended up being the idea," explains Baldwin. "I do love the maths and head-scratching involved with motion control shoots, and it's great seeing it all come together (and a relief that it works) in an edit."We lucked out with our main dancer, Ellie, who gave it her all on every take, again and again."&nbsp;

Mike Baldwin

Emily Vincent

Blindeye Films

Jack Lightfoot

James Dearden

Hamish Anderson

Matt Lewis

Jenna Wörlin

Richard Scott

Waranya Leiper

Lisa Chau

Carrie Sutton

Louis Danckwerts

Universal Music

Dance

Electronic

Bissett 'Every Single Time' by Mike Baldwin

Bissett-'Every-Single-Time'-by-Mike-Baldwin

The emotional pain of a break-up&nbsp;is studied through a series of&nbsp;long takes in&nbsp;Mike Baldwin's video for Rhys Lewis.&nbsp;The video for When Was The Last Time starts by introducing the main characters in closeup shots, each in different settings&nbsp;but all connected by the tumultuous emotions that come with ending a relationship. Through slow, revealing zooms, each vignette unfolds to reveal their partner, and we realise we are witnessing the crucial moment of a break-up in each case.Intimate and heartwrenching performances capture the mood of the track without revealing too much information. We never find out any backstory to these scenarios&nbsp;- we don't have to. DoP&nbsp;Benedict Spence utilises simple composition and camera movement to keep the focus on the heart of the concept, and the leisurely pace of the edit allows viewers to linger on each moment.In each case its clear that the person we initially focus on is digesting the news that they are no longer loved. But in Rhys Lewis's own situation, Baldwin adds another twist. This is an emotional and very satisfying video for a sad song.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Jamie Whymark

Ty Hack

Benedict Spence

Dan Villanueva

Adam Farquharson

Sonny Horweol

Jess Morgan

Abena Ofei

Elaine Lynskey

Naomi Lake

Stefan Perry

Mia Tomlinson, Felicity Hobson, Marianne Tambini, Emmanuel Berthelot, Lana Maciver, Max Muir, Otilia De Royer Dupre

Lock It In

Emily Tedrake

Decca Records

Rhys Lewis 'When Was The Last Time' by Mike Baldwin

Rhys-Lewis-'When-Was-The-Last-Time'-by-Mike-Baldwin

A woman escapes her suffocating circumstances in this&nbsp;nervy&nbsp;dance video by Blake Claridge for Lost Frequencies, featuring Aloe Blacc.Reflecting upon her relationship, and her suffocating life inside a chic California bungalow, the woman begins to dance, almost involuntarily, and the video culminates in a rousing dance&nbsp;on a platform overlooking the city. The woman is&nbsp;overlooked by a manicured version of herself,&nbsp;in a gold evening dress.The video is a great showcase for dancer Katie Malia, who inhabits the frustrated duality of her character through her movement and posture.

Blake Claridge

Christine Park

Jordan Owen

Craft

Juan Torres - Uk

Isaac Heckert

Mack Fisher

Quinton Rodriguez

Joe Ashi

Ryan Oppedisano

Tricia Robertson

Ami Goodheart

Rasheeda Ameera

Flaura Atkinson

The Quarry

Jess Vile

Ben Mcilveen

Katie Malia

Jacob Anton

Andy @las Bandas

Nick Royaards

Tomorrowland

R&B, Soul

Lost Frequencies ft. Aloe Blacc 'Truth Never Lies' by Blake Claridge

Lost-Frequencies-Ft.-Aloe-Blacc-'Truth-Never-Lies'-by-Blake-Claridge

Tom Gorst travels to&nbsp;Alingsås in Sweden, the hometown of the sweet-voiced Boy In Space, for his single with a title that will go down well with a famous drinks brand...&nbsp;

Sweden

Tom Gorst

Franky Chadwick

Full Fat Films

Alexa Haywood

Tom Pierrepont

Louis Vella

Chris Anthony

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Jon Wong

Foundations Music

Firefly Entertainment

Boy In Space '7Up' by Tom Gorst

Boy-In-Space-'7up'-by-Tom-Gorst

The safety and warmth of a cocoon gets flipped on its head in Davis Silis&#39; new video for Milky Chance.An injured woman is carried to safety to recover&nbsp;and kept in a room in a dilapidated factory. All seems to be going well until those caring for the woman discover her talent for spinning riches from seemingly nowhere.Part fairytale, part extended metaphor, Silis&#39; work is a grim reminder of the selfishness of the human condition. The run-down industrial locations of a post-soviet Latvia serve as a perfect backdrop for a dream of shared riches turned to dust.&nbsp;

Davis Silis

Drew O'Neill

Bullion Productions

Katrina Tomasicka

Kristaps Krumins

Paul Özgür

Denis Sorogin

Andis Suba

Juris Zemitis

Kristaps Kalsers

Katrīna Liepa

Maija Gundare

Paul O'Reilly

Stitch

Edwin Metternich

Elina Vaska, Ivars Puga, Toms Liepajnieks, Kaspars Zale, Anete Saulite, Karlis Derums

OB Management

Indie pop

Milky Chance 'Cocoon' by Davis Silis

Milky-Chance-'Cocoon'-by-Davis-Silis

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