Director of Photography

Giles Dunning

Machine Gun Kelly and Halsey team up for a Noughties throwback, in Philip Andelman's video for Forget Me Too.&nbsp;Jumping right into&nbsp;the action, MGK gets an itch he just can't scratch... so he slices open his skin, and out drops a Magic 8 ball, containing a trapped&nbsp;Halsey.&nbsp;The frenetic visual&nbsp;charges through a series of setups where the on-screen couple just can't seem to let each other go, but maybe that is what fate has in store for them.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Giles Dunning matches the hyperactive pacing with handheld camerawork and plenty of off-kilter angles, whilst&nbsp;Therapy Studios' subtle visual effects add to the&nbsp;sense of frenzied fun.&nbsp;

United States

Philip Andelman

Jona Ward

Partizan

Jeff Pantaleo

Tatiana Van Sauter

Ken Mowe

Dave Hussey

Company 3

Therapy Studios

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Vincenza Conticchio

Bad Boy/Interscope

pop punk

Machine Gun Kelly ft Halsey 'Forget Me Too' by Philip Andelman

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Australian band Empire Of The Sun charter their own bus to cruise around the San Fernando valley in this&nbsp;Malloys-directed promo to new single DNA.&nbsp;&nbsp;Malloys draw on the cinematic pop of the soundtrack with a surreal night-time romp, where the Aussie duo&nbsp;meet up with a gang of revellers&nbsp;and cycle off to an impromptu house party...

Australia

Malloys

HSI London

Kim Dellara

Clark Jackson

Garrett Darland

EMI Australia

Alan Parks

Empire Of The Sun 'DNA' by Malloys

New UK pop band Lawson team up with Declan Whitebloom for this breezy performance promo to aid new single When She Was Mine. 
Shot in Los Angeles, the band perform in a white warehouse and on top of a roof at sundown, while frontman Andy Brown gets to share intimate scenes with a pretty love interest (who clearly likes a drop of wine...)

Declan Whitebloom

Black Dog Films

Coleen Haynes/Jill Hammer

John Nguyen

Rachel Robb Kondr

Alex Margol

Eric Ferrell

Germaine Nichols

Semera Khan

Lawson 'When She Was Mine' by Declan Whitebloom

Big Easy Express, Emmett Malloy's documentary follows a trio of bands - Mumford &amp; Sons, Old Crow Medicine Show and Edward Sharpe &amp; The Magnetic Zeros - on their tour across America via an unusual mode of transport: a historic train, that travels from San Francisco to New Orleans - the Big Easy Express.
The bands climbed aboard amid the railyards of Oakland in April 2011, and set off on a tour of six cities - and Emmett Malloy's film documents the bands' railway adventures; the high canyons, joyous crowds, blasted skies, late-night laughter, endless music - and a train bound for glory.
Big Easy Express was rapturously received on its world premiere, when it closed the SXSW Festival in Austin last Saturday, on March 17th - at least partly because the bands' performance in Austin, where the Mumfords play with the local marching band, is featured in the movie. Details of its theatrical and DVD release to follow...

http://www.youtube.com/watchv=WxDASw6Ry9c&amp;feature=player_embedded

Michael Cohl

'Big Easy Express' doc with Mumford & Sons, Old Old Crow Medicine Show and Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros by Emmett Malloy

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Following his promo for <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/2010/11/05/seal%E2%80%99s-secret-by-nabil-elderkin/" target="_blank">Seal</a>, Nabil Elderkin directs Grenade, the new single by highly in-demand writer and producer Bruno Mars which follows-up his globe-straddling Just The Way You Are.With some great photography from Giles Dunning, Elderkin, listening closely to the lyric, shoots Mars dragging his piano through underpasses, dodgy neighbourhoods and up steep hills - but that&#39;s nothing compared to what he&#39;d do for his girl...Watch: <a href="http://rsafilms.wiredrive.com/l/p/presentation=23b5c95000313a93a1537dba377f6a51" target="_blank">here</a> Bruno Mars <a href="http://www.brunomars.com/" target="_blank">website</a>

Nabil

Anne Johnson

Isaac Hagy

David Saslow

Bruno Mars’ Grenade by Nabil

From sometime Michel Gondry-collaborator Lauri Faggioni comes this distinctly crafty reinterpretation of Ray and Charles Eames' legendary film <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1Z53wTtGGA0" target="_blank">Powers of Ten</a> for MoF's soulful Dear God. 
It goes from macro to micro, through layers created in-camera on a 4ft square set in New York, heading towards a guy lying in Panavision's parking lot in LA. And Lauri used real coral, and crocheted all those cells herself.

Lauri Faggioni

Karen Lin

Monsters Of Folk’s Dear God by Lauri Faggioni

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A rare new outing by Floria Sigismondi in music videos. Essentially it's a performance vid for her husband Lillian Berlin's band Living Things, but there's still a bit of the ol' Floria dark magic in there too, featuring an Oriental lady and her umbrella.
And just having her back makes you think about what she might do with Britney, Beyoncé, Leona.... well, perhaps not Leona.

http://www.youtube.com/watchv=kMLzPbTQabo[/youtube]

Revolver Film Company

Floria Sigismondi

Kelly Norris Sarno / Agency Arts

PJ Sodaski

Jarrett Fijal

Max Nichols

Living Things' Let It Rain by Floria Sigismondi

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The latest video for Goldfrapp's more eco direction, by Emmett and Brendan Malloy, sees the lovely Caravan Girl skateboarding along the gorgeous Pacific Coast.
Damn, that looks like a nice place. And that Alison Goldfrapp is an absolute master of disguise...

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