Production Manager

Jack Bristow

Warren Fu serves up a rapid-fire visual feast for his third collaboration with The 1975 -&nbsp;a video with a nü-metal edge, and frontman Matty Healy rocking Marilyn Manson-esque long hair.The band performs in a box featuring flashing lights, words and images that shift from wall to wall as the camera moves chaotically around them. At one point, Healy has a bomb strapped to his chest that he sets off, and that explodes into more digital images.

United Kingdom

Warren Fu

Mayling Wong

Partizan

Steve Wingrove

Rob Witt

Barney Batchelor

Matt Wright

Onx Narang

Patricia Villirillo

Yusuke Morioka

Annesophie Costa

Taylor Walsh

Cabin Edit

Aubrey Woodiwiss

Carbon

Mouthpiece

Semera Khan

Ed Blow

Dirty Hit

Charlie Scannell

Rock

The 1975 'People' by Warren Fu

The 1975 - People (Official Video)

Lili_dreams only has 17K followers. It’s high time she fixed that. Sophia Ray directs this sumptuously photographed story about a wannabe influencer for Ritual.Real life influencer Cailin Russo&nbsp;gives a heartfelt performance as Lili, a young woman on a mission&nbsp;for online validation. She experiments with different smiles, products and filters, and initially she finds success. But ultimately, there seems to be nothing she can do to stay relevant and&nbsp;raise her profile. As she loses followers and friends alike, her online world becomes impossible to differentiate from reality.You’ve seen this story before, but rarely with this much flair. The video has a close relative in Nosedive, the episode of Black Mirror in which Bryce Dallas Howard pays the price for her obsession with social media and interaction-based credit. But where Nosedive was all pastels and nihilism, Ray’s video is a more sympathetic portrayal.Alexandre Jamin’s photography is a delight, rendered in all the jewel tones and honeyed glow of an Instagram fantasy. And VFX artist Leanne Pletersky has done great work with frame-jumping texts and 3D graphics that look both realistic and absolutely part of the world they’re helping to depict. Ultimately the biggest credit goes to Sophia Ray, who achieves a great balance between her characteristic visual polish and narrative drive. She really shows what she can do.

Sophia Ray

George Nelson

Alexandre Jamin

Max Beauquesne

Leon Frind

Salvador Gomez-Lopez

Benny Casey 

Luci Ellis

Coco Hirani

Jess Clarke

James Demetriou

Jonny Thorpe

Glasssworks

Glassworks London

Chloe Ensor

Leanne Pletersky

Cailin Russo

Felix Spooner

Laura Clayton

Island Records

Alternative Pop, Dance

Ritual ft Emily Warren 'Using' by Sophia Ray

Ritual-Ft-Emily-Warren-'Using'-by-Sophia-Ray

John Newman goes back to his Yorkshire roots, and shows his true mettle, in Ozzie Pullin&#39;s impressive video for Fire In Me.Filmed in Hull, this starts out in a boxing gym, where the sparring match that follows suggests that Newman&nbsp;is on the road to a big title in the ring. But Pullin&#39;s video defies expectations, and ends up showing him&nbsp;in a far more impressive light.Laced through with a rollicking performance in a working men&#39;s club, it eventually pulls the narrative and performance together, and then delivers the valuable message that John&nbsp;Newman does not need to fight to win.

Ozzie Pullin

Alasdair Mitchell

Claire Stubbs

Luke Goodrich

Adric Watson

Michael Hobdel

Nick Baker

Danny Haywood

Marie Boon

David Hawkins

Cat Elizabeth Smith

Sam Bould

Simon Bourne

Framestore

Ailsa Robertson

John Newman 'Fire In Me' by Ozzie Pullin

Aitor Throup and Sing J Lee have co-directed a wacky, masterfully executed live video for Kasabian&#39;s Are You Looking For Action?, harnessing the energy of live performance in a&nbsp;clip that was shot&nbsp;in Bethnal Green Working Men&#39;s Club&nbsp;in one continuous take on May 9th, and streamed live as it was shot on Facebook.Having worked together previously on a global ad campaign, this is the first time Throup and Lee have co-directed&nbsp;a music video. Throup&rsquo;s conceptual approach to portraiture&nbsp;and Lee&rsquo;s specialism in crafting surreal narrative themes, allowed them to capture the video&#39;s&nbsp;lucid dream&nbsp;aesthetic.The eight-minute-long sequence mainly follows guitarist/vocalist Sergio Pizzorno and vocalist Tom Meighan as they move around what can only be describes as a Halloween themed club&nbsp;night.&nbsp;All sorts of great and bizarre occurrences unfold,&nbsp;including&nbsp;a king and queen&#39;s card game dispute and saxophone solo interlude...&nbsp;

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