Commissioner

Hannah Turnbull-Walter

Colin Solal Cardo rises to the challenge of directing Robyn’s latest visual - a classic, electrifying performance in a sandy ruin.&nbsp;Robyn's&nbsp;visual canon&nbsp;has a mythical prestige. Before she was a name in the UK, the devastating video for With Every Heartbeat&nbsp;was in heavy circulation; Dancing On My Own&nbsp;wouldn’t be the gay anthem it is today without Max Vitali’s video;&nbsp; and the singer's glorious power stance; and Call Your Girlfriend&nbsp;is one of the most imitated dance sequences on the internet.These iconic pieces feel like the work of the same artist, but the common denominator is difficult to pin down. But at the heart of these videos are Robyn’s exhilarating performances. Her soprano voice can communicate a range and complexity of emotion in one bar, and these qualities bleed into her dancing. She is simultaneously strong and vulnerable, relatable and inaccessible, dorky and composed.And this is completely true of Solal Cardo's video for Ever Again.&nbsp;Most recently, he helmed a genre-bending project for Christine and the Queens. Here, he had the challenge of directing a video for one of Robyn’s quietest songs, and the result is pure&nbsp;theatre. This is not a one shot, but everything suggests that this remarkable performance was captured in one take.[imgtoken data:1]We also have an entire creative team clearly at the top of their game: the Romanesque set by Francesca di Mottola lends the video a classical gravity; Crille Forsberg shoots from every angle on glorious 35mm;&nbsp;Decida Wahlberg’s choreography is incredibly physical, oscillating between the poised and apparently spontaneous.In one ecstatic moment, in a reverie, Robyn actually spins the microphone stand above her head. Dressed in white Louis Vuitton - designed by the creative director, no less - she twists through the room, kicks up sand, then casts herself into it.&nbsp;Robyn has never looked so much like Bowie, and it suits her. If this really&nbsp;is her last heartbreak, it’ll be a great loss.&nbsp;

Sweden

Colin Solal Cardo

Sonya Sier

FRIEND

Luke Tierney

Amanda Tuckwell, Rebecca Mason

Louis Barron

Crille Forsberg

Eve Carreno

James Malamatinas

Edel Gardner

Francesca Di Mottola

Nicolas Ghesquière For Louis Vuitton

Francisco Ballesteros

Gemma Smith Edhouse

Tianès Montasser

Matthieu Toullet @ Mpc

Amie Kingsnorth @ Mpc

Decida Wahlberg

Jana Nouskova

Tamara Rothstein

Robin Crowley

Rachel Hopkins

Fran Jones

Veronica Skoglund

Chrys Antoniou

Charlie Doris

Oli Waters

Ellie Taverner

Dance

Robyn 'Ever Again' by Colin Solal Cardo

Robyn-'Ever-Again'-by-Colin-Solal-Cardo

Max Vitali presents a sensual and intimate take on the emotional power of dance music in his latest video for Robyn.The&nbsp;intimacy of the moving bodies is emphasised&nbsp;by close ups and depth of field, and a seductive use of colour, with&nbsp;their movements slowed down as they sway to Robyn&#39;s music for Honey.The notable diversity of the participants in Vitali&#39;s dancefloor setting was established in the casting call, which went out on Robyn&#39;s Twitter and Instagram, requesting&nbsp;&quot;modern, diverse, interesting and liberated couples and relationships. Heterosexual, LGBTQ+, gender non-conforming, polyamourous. Body types and ethnic background diversity is a must.&quot;&nbsp;

Max Vitali

Georgina Smith

Academy Films

Medb Riordan

Gemma Priggen

Marc Wilson

Mathieu Plainfosse

John Watters

Abi Catto

Reuben Garrett

Kim Harding

Kei Terada

Thom Walker

Sam Rice-edwards

The Assembly Rooms

Sofie Borup

Company 3

Gangsters

Magnus Stromfelt

Julius Denizhan

Konichiwa Records

Jefta Van Dinther

Thiago Silva Granato

Robyn 'Honey' by Max Vitali

Robyn-'Honey'-by-Max-Vitali

The story of a relationship played out entirely on London public transport, Sophie Muller&#39;s video for Wolf Alice follows a familiar path from the initial meeting and mutual attraction onwards. But this ends up somewhere less expected.Don&#39;t Delete The Kisses is a real treat. This becomes less about the dramatic arc, and more about the characters - there are outstanding performances here from the lead actors Chelsea&nbsp;Edge and Jack Anderson &ndash; which leaves much more for the viewer to think about. It&#39;s brought together in a marvellous edit by Muller with Owen Oppenheimer. And overall it&#39;s so absorbing, you will probably not be thinking how they figured out how to shoot this.&nbsp;What&#39;s more, it also happens to be Sophie Muller&#39;s first ever video that does not feature the artist. That makes it a landmark as big as any in London. &nbsp;

United Kingdom

Sophie Muller

Lundi Shackleton

Tristan Hefele

Deepa Keshvala

Jonny Lewis

Esther Rouah

Jojo Copeman

Benjamin Dugdale

Owen Oppenheimer

Chelsea Edge

Jack Anderson

Somesuch

Reprobates

Nicholas Robespierre

RCA Records

Seth Wilson

Wondros

Rock

Wolf Alice 'Don't Delete The Kisses' by Sophie Muller

Wolf Alice - Don't Delete the Kisses

Dan Emmerson creates an intimate festival vibe with his video for Bonzai.For I Feel Alright, the London singer sends out the call from her very own stone circle, chills in her caravan and welcomes friends to a campfire rave. It&#39;s a step into harder-edged pop territory for Emmerson who has impressed as a resourceful visual stylist in his videos for Actress and DJ Shadow, and there&#39;s similar flair here too, including a less predictable use of drone-based photography.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Dan Emmerson

Jak Payne

Amber Millington

Caroline Sharp

Hayley Williams

Jordan Buck

Ali Baines

Mahalia John

Lee Brinkley

Matt Allsop

Barney Clarke

Claire Davis

Lauren Reynolds

Nadiva

Ben Crook

Speade

Zdravko Stoitchkov

Absolute Post

Tim Smith

Electric Theatre Collective

Mensch

Laura Clayton

Sony Music

Alt-Pop

Bonzai 'I Feel Alright' by Dan Emmerson

Bonzai - I Feel Alright (Official Video)

Technology and natural grace vie for attention in Dan Emmerson&#39;s absorbing video for DJ Shadow.Corridors is a cinematic soundscape that goes techno, and Emmerson&#39;s visuals reflect the unpredictable nature of the track, cutting between swimsuited girls in a pool and miniature, remote-controlled supercar.The scenes are drawn together by the nighttime settings and low-lighting - the spotlit pool, the car illuminated by lazers &ndash; before the introduction of the piece de resistance: a turntable, with DJ Shadow vinyl on the deck, encased in a block of ice.&nbsp;Now that really is cool.

Ben Cook

Ed Hubert

Joel Honeywell

Francesca Zucchini

Josephine Saich

Alternative

DJ Shadow 'Corridors' by Dan Emmerson

Max Weiland&#39;s competition-winning clip for Elton John is a gorgeous love letter to LA.A woman drives to scatter some ashes, whilst&nbsp;another drives for the joy of being in the city at night. A parking attendant takes an expensive car for a spin and a group of young girls live&nbsp;it up in a limo on the strip. Also, Marilyn Manson(!) shows up in surprising, out-of-persona cameo.Fresh from premiering at Cannes, Weiland&#39;s clip for Tiny Dancer is a story about a city that&#39;s always on the move - told through a dozen people moving through it. Lovingly shot on film by Evan Prosofsky, the video is a multi-faceted love story about a place famous for telling stories.

Max Weiland

Tom Birmingham

John Lathan

Nina Soriano

Evan Prosofsky

Dan M Henry

Ben Mullen

Sara Sensoy

Tatiana Van Sauter

Dustin Blackburn

Tallulah Bernard

Fouad Gaber

Simon Bourne

Trim Editing

Elton John 'Tiny Dancer' by Max Weiland

Elton John - Tiny Dancer (Official Music Video)

Raine Allen-Miller uses the motifs of classical religious painting and gives them a contemporary relevance in her video for Denai Moore.As the camera moves out from Denai&#39;s face, she is revealed as the&nbsp;central figure in a tableaux featuring characters each representing different aspects of the human condition. The symbolic nature of these characters is reinforced by bursts of animation and finally,the arrival of balloon sharks floating above the scene.

Raine Allen-Miller

Siobhán Daly

Denna Cartamkhoob

Steve Wingrove

Dorothy Allen-Pickard

James Blann

Toby Goodger

Jomar O’Meally

Matthew Hicks

Hatty Ellis-Coward

Alicia Howlett

Joana Silva

PC Williams

Misty Griffiths

Paula Valencia

Christina Nwabugo

Hayley Hill

Matt Newman

Jack McGinity

Time Based Arts

Jane Third

Because Music

Alternative Pop

Denai Moore 'Trickle' by Raine Allen-Miller

Denai Moore - Trickle (Official Video)

Preparation for Dawn Shadforth&#39;s video for Fat White Family side project The Moonlandingz, featuring Rebecca Taylor from Slow Club, apparently&nbsp;involved lead singer Johnny Rocket (aka FWF&#39;s Lias Saoudi)&nbsp;staying up for five days before the shoot. Then he attached fried eggs to his nipples with clingfilm.His co-star Rebecca is not dressed quite as imaginatively, but looks like she&#39;s been up for a few days herself. She and Lias project a kind of uneasy chemistry that bring to mind Uma Thurman and John Travolta dancing to Chuck Berry in Pulp Fiction. If they had been&nbsp;in&nbsp;a Chinese restaurant cum karaoke bar in Dalston in the middle of a bender, that is.&nbsp;&nbsp;It was shot on film by esteemed DoP Robbie Ryan, who&#39;s recent feature work includes American Honey and I, Daniel Blake. But you just don&#39;t get to do this sort of thing working with&nbsp;Ken Loach.

Dawn Shadforth

Elly Camisa

Robbie Ryan

Ben Hanratty

Ted Dogliani

Leo Dogliani

Shaun Fenn

Connie Rosenthal

Martin Mcclean

Tracy Cahoon

Magdalena Plugowska

Tatyana Alexandra

Jack McGinty

Verity May Lane

Rock, Indie Rock

The Moonlandingz ft Rebecca Taylor 'The Strangle Of Anna' by Dawn Shadforth

The Strangle Of Anna - The Moonlandingz ft Rebecca Lucy Taylor

Dan Emmerson collaborates with Actress in the high-fashion dystopian video for X22RME.The clip follows a figure in a welder&#39;s mask as he wanders through a brutalist world of minimalism, sculpture, football pitches and models on pedestals. The finished piece is a haunting exercise in style and communication.

Peter Arboine

Theresa Adebiyi

Tim Nash

George Phull

Ema Tiller Cordy

Sophie Amber Small

Caitlin Curran

Mia Howe

Jackson Payne

Santiago Morgan

Ninja Tune

Arthur De Borman

Electronica

Actress 'X22RME' by Dan Emmerson

A seedy, psychedelic motel is the setting for Rollo Jackson&#39;s trippy video for Belly ft. Future.Taking the visual motif of water rippling and distorting the world&nbsp;and bringing it onto dry land, we see Belly &amp; Future haunt the rooms of this motel, drenched in pink and blue hues. The hallucinogenic visual effects combined with elements of surreality make the motel feel like it could be anywhere and nowhere - a purgatory of sorts.

Hannah Turnbull-Walter

Commissioner

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2018 (1)

2017 (12)

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