Director

George Moore Chadwick

George Moore Chadwick creates an increasingly disturbing&nbsp;live action videogame for khlaique - the artist&nbsp;formerly known as Joe Khalique Brown.In the Concrete video, the artist is the gown-wearing character in the game, walking through the deserted (and appropriately concrete-clad) walkways of the Southbank Centre in London, looking for the exit - a 'mental health'&nbsp;counter clocking down in the corner.Moore Chadwick uses a clever camera rig to capture the khalique's character moving through the game environment - which is&nbsp;being played by 'IRL' khalique. He's&nbsp;having a few mental health issues of his own - and then he plays the against his own alter-ego. And that's when things start to get really nasty.&nbsp;"We got gamified mental health before GTA VI," says Moore Chadwick.&nbsp;Following his previous videos for Junkspace and <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2026/08/26/joe-khalique-brown-strangelove-george-moore-chadwick/96013" target="_blank">Strangelove</a> it confirms that the artist and director are on an interesting,&nbsp;upward trajectory.

Khalique 'Concrete' by George Moore Chadwick

khalique - Concrete

George Moore Chadwick delivers a smart take on a Stanley Kubrick classic&nbsp;for Birmingham&nbsp;singer-songwriter&nbsp;Joe Khalique-Brown.The track is&nbsp;Strangelove, so the director reimagines Kubrick's immortal movie Dr. Strangelove, to dovetail Khalique-Brown's angst-ridden psyche.In high-contrast monochrome, the&nbsp;singer rides a missile (or large firework), <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snTaSJk0n_Y" target="_blank">Slim Pickens-style</a>, through the city, bouncing around a vintage map, and contemplating his inner fears in a darkened space, echoing the movie's iconic control room.&nbsp;&nbsp;It's distinctive and well executed, inspired yet not taking itself too seriously. And what is really impressive is that is was shot in a couple of hours, on the back&nbsp;of George Moore Chadwick's video for Khalique-Brown's&nbsp;<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2026/08/24/joe-khalique-brown-junkspace-george-moore-chadwick/96032" target="_blank">Junkspace</a>. Good stuff.[imgtoken data:1]

United Kingdom

Coffee & TV

Alternative

Joe Khalique-Brown 'Strangelove' by George Moore Chadwick

Joe Khalique-Brown - Strangelove (Official Video)

George Moore Chadwick's&nbsp;video for Birmingham singer-songwriter&nbsp;Joe Khalique-Brown's Junkspace is a riff on Spike Jonze's classic for Weezer's Undone - The Sweater Song. Although this time the video itself seems to be gradually falling apart.Chadwick's camera enters a studio where the crew are setting up the video shoot, with Khalique-Brown positioned in front of a simple bluescreen set-up, so he can be propelled into 'junkspace'.The singer proceeds to perform a couple of takes - although like the Weezer video, it's all achieved in a single steadicam shot - and things start to go horribly wrong.There are no dogs running amok in this one, but it's a neatly executed idea.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Singer-songwriter

Indie

Joe Khalique-Brown 'Junkspace' by George Moore Chadwick

Joe Khalique-Brown - Junkspace (Official Video)

George Moore Chadwick

Director

2026 (3)