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Jack Maddison

Simon Lane directs a second, one-take live performance for Bastille's slot on&nbsp;The Late Late Show with James Corden.Give Me The Future gets a sci-fi inspired post apocalyptic treatment set within a beautifully faded art deco theatre.&nbsp;Frontman Dan Smith traverses the enigmatic location, revealing backup singers and then the rest of the group performing&nbsp;in the main section of the venue.&nbsp;The burnt orange lighting evokes an otherworldly&nbsp;Martian vibe, and the dystopian styling elevates this aesthetic.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Simon Lane

Jake Bishop

Up The Game

Vini Curits

Josh Connolly

Toby L

Gary Kent

Kai Newton

Vlad Barin

Republic

CHEAT

Bastille 'Give Me The Future' (Live for The Late Late Show) by Simon Lane

Bastille--'Give-Me-The-Future-(live)'-by-Simon-Lane

Jonjo Lowe builds on his VFX-fired work for The Big Moon and PREP with a colourful promo for pop debutante Lauren Faith.The director creates a somewhat nostalgic feel for the Falls Right Down video, with&nbsp;retro-styling, pastel purple background&nbsp;and touches of tube-TV blurriness.And Lowe's greenscreen expertise also proved useful in creating&nbsp;a five-piece band of multiple Laurens in one of the main sequences.&nbsp;But ultimately the 'real' Lauren finishes&nbsp;her performance by bumping off her clones. She's a killer queen.

Jonjo Lowe

Ashley Whyte

Burning Reel

Cal Gordon

Oli Hill

Deimante Sprai

Shaquille Ross-Williams

Oskar Pera

Mary Jane Gotidoc

Chris Bell

Creep Post

Catia Abreu

Aubrey Ghansah

Thomas Brady

Lauren Faith 'Falls Right Down' by Jonjo Lowe

Lauren-Faith-'Falls-Right-Down'-by-Jonjo-Lowe

Flynn learns what it means to move on&nbsp;in Simon Lane's video for B-Side.&nbsp;Set in a derelict building, Flynn stalks the corridors as he performs, sharing the space with hallucinations of his past as he tries to forgive and forget his own demons.&nbsp;Matching the fluidity of the concept, the camera&nbsp;creeps from room to room, creating a sense of progression whilst elevating the sense of unease.&nbsp;

Ireland

Clouded Vision

Nicole Line

Jonny Boomer

Emily England

Alice Boxall-knowles

Jive Records

Singer songwriter

Flynn 'B-Side' by Simon Lane

Flynn-'B-side'-by-Simon-Lane

Arlo Parks shares her cover of Radiohead's Creep, directed by Tom Dream&nbsp;as part of his upcoming short film&nbsp;Shy Radicals.&nbsp;The music video itself has&nbsp;an understated, meditative atmosphere, focused purely on the performance of the track. DoP&nbsp;Jack Maddison takes advantage of the plentiful natural light and abundant space in the room, choosing to move the camera in a slow and deliberate manner, to let the concept&nbsp;unfold organically.The short film, made with the support of the BFI Doc Society and Black Dog Films, is a portrait of Hamja Ahsan and the story behind his remarkable book and satirical manifesto Shy Radicals, which calls for all shy, quiet, and introverted people to unify and overthrow 'extrovert-supremacy'.&nbsp; &nbsp; Arlo's performance is an effort to continue standing in solidarity with others facing challenges with introversion. "Creep is a simultaneously delicate and brutal exploration of inner turmoil and human relationships," she says. "This song has acted as a refuge for me, during times of self-reflection and low mood, for many years and Radiohead as a band has deeply influenced my music."

Tom Dream

Holly Wolfers

Black Dog Films

Martin Roker

Sam Smith

Lisa Marie Russo

Harry Morgan

Oliver Bingham

Max Gabbay

Jade Williams

George Oxby

Acoustic

alternate pop

Arlo Parks 'Creep' by Tom Dream

Arlo-Parks--'Arlo-Parks-Covers-Radiohead's-'creep'-For-New-Tom-Dream-Film'-by-Tom-Dream

New director Keane Shaw does a splendid job dramatising the beginning of a beautiful friendship between Slaves&#39; Laurie and Isaac, for Photo Opportunity.Like mini-versions of the men&nbsp;they would become, these two pre-teenage boys get together to goof about, get cool haircuts, have daft laughs, and fight the good fight against suburban boredom&nbsp;in the last days of a grey English summer.Reflecting the melancholic and mostly quiet track, it&#39;s bittersweet and nostalgic, well shot by DoP jack Maddison, and filmed in Isaac&#39;s hometown, Tunbridge Wells.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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