Production Assistant

Hannah Bilverstone

Mali-Koa reflects on how easy it is to feel limited by your environment or the people that surround you, in Jess Journo's visual&nbsp;for Dancer.&nbsp;Stripped-back, stark surroundings are the backdrop to the performance, which switches from solo lip-sync shots to six-person, unified dance movements. Koa had never danced in a video before this one, so it is a great tie-in to the themes and limitations expressed in the lyrics.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Beatriz Sastre utilises slow, steady camera movement and a limited colour palette to allow the choreography to breathe, and shine against the cold, blue-tinged surroundings.&nbsp;Cutting through boundaries to become the best version of herself, the message at the core of the visual is that when life throws obstacles your way,&nbsp;all you can and must do is dance with it and keep moving forward.

United Kingdom

Jess Journo

Ben Keswick

Beatriz Sastre

Catharina Scarpellini

Stefano Garbin

Laurent Arnaud

Natalie Caroline Wilkins

Robyn Rowan

Jamie Hodgson

Work Editorial

Jax Harney

Chloe Saunders

Matt Allsop

Chantelle Mcmullen

Honest Records Uk

Josey Jacobs

Lydia Harding

Singer songwriter

Mali-Koa 'Dancer' by Jess Journo

Mali-Koa-'Dancer'-by-Jess-Journo

It&#39;s a big day out for a gang of friends in Sashinski&#39;s video for Jonas Blue shot on location in Lisbon.With featured artists Jack &amp; Jack making their presence felt with an accompanying performance, the flow of the narrative works to an impressive climax - this attractive bunch walk the city and finally end up at a massive outdoor concert by Jonas Blue himself.&nbsp;

SASHINSKI

Shabana Mansouri

FAMILIA

Toby Walsham

Marcus Autelli

Amanda Jenkins

Ten Three

Joseph Bicknell

CHEAT

Melissa Trindade

OB Management

James Hackett

Virginemi

Jonas Blue ft. Jack & Jack 'Rise' by Sashinski

Jonas-Blue-Ft.-Jack-&-Jack-'Rise'-by-Sashinski

Francis Wallis heads to the stock car racetrack with DJ Yogi and guest vocalists Maleek Berry, Ray BLK and Kid Ink to kick up a colourful storm for Baby.And while Maleek speeds around the track in a classic stock car, it&#39;s Ray who pretty much steals the show, in her awesome sparkly blue jumpsuit...

Francis Wallis

Corey Waters

Scott Smith

Andre Rodrigues

Whitehouse

Dan Moran

Creep Post

Jamie Cox

Sony

Yogi ft. Maleek Berry, Ray BLK, Kid Ink 'Baby' by Francis Wallis

Yogi-Ft.-Maleek-Berry,-Ray-Blk,-Kid-Ink-'Baby'-by-Francis-Wallis

Jess Glynne&#39;s anthemic I&#39;ll Be There gets a big scenic treatment from Adriaan Louw.As Jess goes from driving past pink-coloured salt lakes of Los Coloradas, on Mexico&#39;s Los Yucatan peninsular, to horse riding with local women in Valladolid, and finally plunging undewater, it&#39;s a series of spectacular widescreen moments that reflect the emotion of the track.

Adriaan Louw

Evelin van Rei

Paul O'Reilly

Stitch

Richard Fearon

Dan Curwin

Atlantic

Jess Glynne 'I'll Be There' by Adriaan Louw

Jess-Glynne-'I'll-Be-There'-by-Adriaan-Louw

Craig Moore collaborates for a sixth time with&nbsp;Sigala for Lullaby - a dead cert to be a 2018&nbsp;summer anthem &ndash; featuring ​Paloma Faith. Shot in Cape Town, Moore&#39;s striking, colourful video has Paloma singing a sweet lullaby that has the contrary effect to the norm: characters don&#39;t fall asleep, but wake up to find themselves in a series of stunning landscapes.With simple styling to emphasise the scale and beauty of the locations, each performer goes through a journey as they digest their surroundings, begin to move gracefully within it,&nbsp;and gradually take on an increasingly celebratory mood.

Craig Moore

Chris Kelly

Tony Miller

Lee Brinkley

Kat Hawker

Nico Nigrini

Inga Hewett

Chris Roebuck

TenThree

Fabian Vettiger

Robot

Dan Millar

Sony Music

Liam Johnson

Bianca Prinsloo

Karl Willett

Sigala, Paloma Faith 'Lullaby' by Craig Moore

Sigala,-Paloma-Faith-'Lullaby'-by-Craig-Moore

Sashinski interprets themes of loneliness, solitude, love, loss and freedom through a sequence of black and white portraiture for Alex Hepburn&rsquo;s I Believe.Shooting performances of Alex in the studio, as well as in large empty spaces intercut with vignettes featuring streetcast and filmed in-and-around Broadway Market characters.

Harriet Towler

Daniel Gibling

Matt North

David Hamilton

Natalie Wilkins

Thembi Mkandla

Jess Summer

David Scantamburlo

Warner Music France

Alex Hepburn 'I Believe' by Sashinski

Alex-Hepburn-'I-Believe'-by-Sashinski

New girl on the block Tayá makes a big impression with Sashinski&#39;s slinky, sensual and sexy video for Skin...&nbsp;

Callan Green

Dale Slater

Kiera Liberati

Rio Sreedharan

Maria Asadi

Paul Moth

Final Cut

Oisín O'Driscoll

The Mill

Lucy Rogers

Nicola Sheppard

Atlantic Records

Tayá ft Lotto Boyzz 'Skin' by Sashinski

Taya-'Skin'-by-Sashinski

Dominic O&#39;Riordan guides us through this trip down Memory Lane for Example.His video for The Answer&nbsp;dramatises how the teenage Elliott Gleave&nbsp;began his rapping career on the streets and house parties of South London. The video starts with him working on a track, his first ever tune playing on his headphones, as he waits for his friends to go to a party.And Elliot aka Example is spurred on to step up and perform as he vies for the affections of a girl from the neighbourhood.

Dominic O'Riordan

Grant Freeman

Benedict Spence

Dan Villanueva

Aaron Westhead

Ryan Digby-Harries

Jade Moore

Sophie Moore

Nathan Perry-Greene

Cut+Run

Simona Cristea

Coffee & TV

Alannah Currie

Marisa Garner Associates

Laura Clayton

Example 'The Answer' by Dominic O'Riordan

Example-'The-Answer'-by-Dominic-O'riordan

Aella Jordan-Edge directs this dark surreal video for Marmozets latest single Habits. A mannequin couple holds frozen poses in typically romantic, movie trope settings. They often inhabit the same space as the band themselves, until a final twist when the line between mannequin and human becomes blurred.From an idea to put a pair of mannequins in public spaces, Jordan Edge moved on to using real actors instead. From there the concept grew into something that&#39;s much more uncanny and packs a serious punch.

Aella Jordan-Edge

Kirsty Lane

George Nelson

Stefan Yap

Jed Darlington-Roberts

Ben Skyrme

Riya Hollings

Jess Summers, Dani Richardson

Owen O'Sullivan

Marshall Street

Rosalien Van Der Bom

Road Runner Records

Rock

Marmozets 'Habits' by Aella Jordan-Edge

Marmozets-'Habits'-by-Aella-Jordan-edge

After the success of Up All Night, The Vamps and Matoma have teamed up again for the latest single &ndash; Staying Up. This time, the guys head to Norway for a fun-filled adventure, directed with his usual aplomb&nbsp;by Craig Moore.The video is an upbeat journey through stunning landscapes, with the band surfing their campervan through a wheat field, wake skating through a fjord, arm wrestling a Viking and hitting exploding golf balls of the roof of the van.With a series of action packed visuals and vibrant youthful scenes, Craig Moore captures the fun-filled nature of the song with his trademark visual style. It&#39;s going to make you want to hit the road for sure...

Murren Tullett

Simon Hargood

Rushes

Oliver Whitworth

Sam Seager

Parlophone

Matoma and The Vamps 'Staying Up' by Craig Moore

Matoma-And-The-Vamps-'Staying-Up'-by-Craig-Moore

Three close friends cut loose after one of them loses his job, in Danny Chan&#39;s video for Tom Walker.In this Director&#39;s Cut, the trio embark on a serious session of fun, booze and high-jinks.&nbsp;And there&#39;s almost an air of desperation about the youthful excess - taking it to the limit&nbsp;before the real world encroaches once more - that strikes a chord.

Danny Chan

Isusko Garcia

Ellie Passantino-Jones

Matthew Prickett

Marty McMullen

Daniel Millar

Relentless Records

Tom Walker 'Blessings' by Danny Chan 

Tom Walker - Blessings (Director's Cut) // dir. Danny Chan

Craig Moore gets a little Mad Max in this slick dance clip for Shy FX.Despite the song's title, a lot of care has gone into this video . With excellent choreography matched by some energetic camerawork and a solidly paced edit, this dance clip has a meticulously crafted aesthetic. Combining Afro-dance and breakdance with some highly fashionable post-apocalyptic vibes makes for some striking imagery throughout.

Kelly Grobler

Craig Griffen

Candice Mc Nicol

Ryan Beck

Jason Wallis

Ardith Birchall

Electric Theatre Collective

James Savage

Westley Durand

Dance

Shy FX ft Shingai 'We Just Don't Care' by Craig Moore

Shy-Fx-Ft-Shingai-'We-Just-Dont-Care'-by-Craig-Moore

Craig Moore gets back together with Tinie Tempah to make a sexually charged clip with a bevy of model types vying for Tinie&#39;s attentions.Tinie stars as the ultimate cheater, surrounded by his gorgeous model ex-girlfriends, surveilling him and subtly planning their revenge. Craig Moore whips out the big guns with graphic lighting and original angles, making a simple room edgy and visually engrossing.

James Amos

George Cassavetti

Olivier Cariou

Anthony Hugill

Jack Singer

Tinie Tempah ft Tinashe 'Text From Your Ex' by Craig Moore

Aella Jordan-Edge has delivered this entertaining video for&nbsp;The Sherlocks&#39; track Was It Really Worth It? about the lengths one will go to impress someone.&nbsp;The video opens at the beginning of the end, following a nascent relationship that is&nbsp;already fraught with tension because of a large age gap between the two lovers.&nbsp;The&nbsp;protagonist played by Conor McCarron becomes increasingly desperate to stay with his older girlfriend - breaking out into a performance of&nbsp;what the director describes as a &quot;human peacocking ritual which ends with an ejaculation of a confetti gun.&quot; It&#39;s a sad state of affairs though as&nbsp;Kierston remains utterly unimpressed, leaving Conor to ponder the question &lsquo;was it really worth it?&#39;

Siobhán Daly

Tom Kelly

Gabriel O'Donohoe

Matt Farrant

Lloyd Cook

Ilenka Jelowicki

Peter Keyhole

Bonnie Hamilton

Margherita Alaimo

Ben Corfield

Winnie O'neil

Jo Gutteridge

Faye Purcell

The Sherlocks 'Was It Really Worth It?' by Aella Jordan-Edge

The Sherlocks - Was It Really Worth It? (Official Video)

Craig Moore was inspired by the modern day problem of technology addiction in this video for&nbsp;English five-piece rock band Mallory Knox&#39;s track Giving It Up.Set in the&nbsp;near-future, the video follows three characters who choose escapism to tackle the monotony&nbsp;of everyday life. At the click of a button, they enter a nature-filled parallel dimension&nbsp;they are free to run around and explore. The video includes&nbsp;an impassioned performance from the band, shot alongside the entranced characters who are begin to realise that running away from their problems won&#39;t solve them.

David Wieder

Jacques Groenewald

Phil Hardy

Mallory Knox 'Giving It Up' by Craig Moore

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