Art Director

Ieva Petravičiūté

Rhory Danniells ushers in the Christmas spirit,&nbsp;with&nbsp;his live promo for Sigrid's Home To You - shot at St. Pancras International train station.&nbsp;Opening with a lo-fi sequence of bystanders&nbsp;happening upon the artist - and filming on their phones -&nbsp;the video swiftly transitions into a glossy, polished live performance captured in a single take - Sigrid sings as walking along a train platform before joining her fellow musicians, and a small audience.Rich colour palettes and the warm orange glow of the lights - and Sigrid's&nbsp;jumper - create a comforting and festive mood, which complements this Christmas-themed song. And the quality of the performance means this&nbsp;stands out as a great piece of live content.

United Kingdom

Rhory Danniells

Intergalactic Studios

Jamie Alexander

Edmund Curtis

Jason Henwood

Jenna Wörlin

Ryan Delahunty

Ahida Agirre

Gabby Floyd

Tom Ringsby

Andi Chu

Black Kite Studios

Connie Meade

Island Records

Sigrid 'Home To You' (Live From St. Pancras) by Rhory Danniells

Sigrid-''home-To-You'-(live-From-St.-Pancras)'-by-Rhory-Danniells

It's predator vs prey in Freddie Wright's horror-tinged&nbsp;vision for Khazali.&nbsp;The promo for Better With The Devil journeys through a series of hellscapes, delving into themes of being trapped and restricted.&nbsp;Managing to strike a balance between surrealism and style, Wright's knack for conceptual ideas shines through, with each vignette bringing something fresh and unique to the aesthetic.&nbsp;

Freddie Wright

Matthew Craig

EM Films

Jordi Estapé

Oli Hill

Peter Bishop

Milo Brown

James Tilyard

Matthew Simmons

Kit Swann

John O'Riordan

Steve Bowden

Slow Dance

Khazali 'Better With The Devil' by Freddie Wright

Khazali-'Better-With-The-Devil'-by-Freddie-Wright

George Moir is the ice cream van man with his own weird, wonderful range of ice lollies, in George McCallum's video for Patio - arguably the staycation anthem of the summer.The&nbsp;West Country-based singer-songwriter's sweet,&nbsp;catchy song will ring true with nearly everyone this year - it's all about not being able to go on a foreign holiday, and having to make the best of it at&nbsp;home. Instead, its about working (mostly), and saving&nbsp;up 'to go next summer'.[imgtoken data:1]First-time director McCallum visualises this idea with inventiveness that owes something to his day job&nbsp;as an ad agency creative, and also to his&nbsp;'side-hustle' -&nbsp;as a baker of cakes disguised as very unlikely things - like a cigarette-filled ashtray.So Moir is not just a regular ice cream van guy, toiling through an English summer of variable weather - but also selling eccentric&nbsp;ices at odd prices, that are&nbsp;advertised on the side of the&nbsp;van, as you might expect, but&nbsp;which also come alive as animated characters throughout the video.&nbsp;And then, some are&nbsp;real - like a baked bean ice lolly, or one made out of loose change, or a diamond-studded ice cream.[imgtoken data:2]George Moir himself has a background as an animator, and this is his first video he has not directed himself. But McCallum has impressively built upon&nbsp;those previous DIY efforts, and allowed the singer's unassuming character to shine. And the attention to detail with the product range&nbsp;- designed by McCallum, animated by Jack Bailey - are&nbsp;the sprinkles and chocolate sauce on the 99.&nbsp;&nbsp;

George McCallum

Sam Page-Jones

Patio Productions

Natalie Steiner

Jan Vrhovnik

Devan Clarke-Sheward

Dan Howe

Rocio Cuenca

Chris Wilson

Homespun

David Knight

Infectious

Jack Bailey

Oscar Stewart

Sam Knight

Jorinta Zarembaite

Andrew McNeil

Indie

George Moir 'Patio' by George McCallum

George Moir - Patio (Official Video)

Legendary music video director WIZ returns with a characteristically dramatic and&nbsp;enigmatic 'musicfilm' for alt-rock duo Sons Of Raphael.The band, comprised of brothers Loral and Ronnel Raphael, deliver a new take on old school psych-rock with their track&nbsp;Revolution, and&nbsp;WIZ puts the pair squarely at the centre of near-operatic psychological mini-melodrama.&nbsp;It begins with a battered and bruised&nbsp;Loral crawling painfully up steps,&nbsp;Ronnel comes to his aid, they make their way through a brutalist urban landscape. WIZ creates a dreamlike, almost absurdist drama from the economical use of the pair in an intriguing&nbsp;location, which appears to exist somewhere between reality and pure theatre.As with his other recent work&nbsp;like his video for Mika's San Remo, DoP Catherine Derry is an excellent interlocutor of WIZ's vision, the cinematography is both intimate and epic.&nbsp;

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