Producer

Jack Newman

Directing duo Uncanny direct a poignant performance promo for Loyle Carner.&nbsp;Exploring themes of identity, belonging and emotional connection, the one-take video&nbsp;opens on Carner's face and gradually pulls back to reveal a spectacular climactic shot of the artist rooted into the ground, whilst holding a kid of his own.&nbsp;Shot on an infrared camera, the distinctive aesthetic adds a fragile, ethereal look to the cinematography, and distorts the surroundings into an amalgam of fantasy and reality.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

James Middleton

Uncanny

Joel Spencer

OB Management

Bullion Productions

Marco Grey

Riz Ahmed

Fraser Rigg

Ben Murray

Kevin Cheung

Ali Copeland

Andrej Rybar

Hip Hop

Loyle Carner 'Nobody Knows (Ladas Road)' by Uncanny

Loyle-Carner-'Nobody-Knows-(ladas-Road)'-by-Uncanny

Alexandra Green directs a powerful live promo for Nao's&nbsp;And Then Life Was Beautiful.Shot in one continuous take, the video features&nbsp;thoughtful cinematography and choreography which seamlessly intermingle to&nbsp;create an ever-evolving&nbsp;piece, placing&nbsp;Nao and her singers centre stage.Boasting a bright, spacious location and some simple yet effective set decoration, the video's aesthetic is fresh, contemporary and memorable.&nbsp;

Alexandra Green

Becs Rainey

Steven Olubenga Eniraiyetan

Nanu Segal

Lea Ogunlami

Sony Music

Nao 'And Then Life Was Beautiful' (Live) by Alexandra Green

Nao-'And-Then-Life-Was-Beautiful'-by-Alexandra-Green

Loski and Stormzy are men on a mission - to deliver satisfaction to all sorts of women - in Joao Retorta's thoroughly enjoyable video for Flavour.They play a couple of delivery men, making a number of drop offs around London to supply their special product. What is it? Well, the clue is very much in the songtitle.It's a winning concept, which plays to the strengths and the chemistry of Loski and Stormzy, and provides a series of engaging episodes as they service an&nbsp;increasingly upscale clientele.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Harry Wheeler experiments with vibrant lighting and buoyant camerawork to match the steady flow of the track, allowing the charming performances to take focus. And it's a confident step by Joao Retorta into building a narrative around a pair of charismatic artists.&nbsp;

Joao Retorta

Luke Goodrich

Harry Wheeler

Joe Sherno

Ciaran Beale

Verity May Lane

Robyn Rowan

James Willis

Ellie Johnson

Ten Three

Tim Smith

CHEAT

No.8

Kat Catteneo

RCA Records

Grime

Loski, Stormzy 'Flavour' by Joao Retorta

Loski-With-Stormzy-'Flavour'-by-Joao-Retorta

Mark Jenkin directs a beautifully abstract vision for Bicep's Apricots.&nbsp;Building upon the track's focus on repetition and tempo, the video doesn't follow a traditional structure, instead using impressionist-style visuals and DIY techniques to achieve the final result.&nbsp;Transcendent and thought-provoking, the concept feels timeless, borrowing aspects of various styles and ideas from the past and present to create something brilliantly unique yet familiar.&nbsp;

Mark Jenkin

Choe Endean

John Moule

Ninja Tune

Dance

Electronic

Bicep 'Apricots' by Mark Jenkin

BICEP | APRICOTS (Official Video)

We spend half our lives looking at screens - so NOISY&nbsp;and director Joao Retorta pose a crucial question: are we wishing our lives away?&nbsp;&nbsp;In his blistering video for I Wish I Was A... Retorta sends us into the head of a VR set-wearing youth, triggering an avalanche of imagery that idealises body image, sex, love, and pulsating, visceral excitement. But is any of it actually real?NOISY, with their distinctive brand of dance, pop and indie-rock, become a crucial part of these scenarios - particularly frontman Cody. His charisma and&nbsp;energy provides the focus as we waver between fantasy and reality.Shot in Kiev before Covid restrictions kicked in -&nbsp;at the Soviet-era Expocenter of Ukraine - a range of&nbsp;spectacular scenes are beautifully shot by UKMVA nominee Harry Wheeler,&nbsp;and graded by Jason Wallis. It's definitely worth some of your&nbsp;screentime.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Aleksey Savelov

Daniel Dubrovsky

Brendan Jenkins

TenThree

Jason Wallis

Electric Theatre Collective

Island Records

Dasha Deriagina

2332 Films

Ruslan-Bohdan

Kate Maksymova

Yarik Kutnik

Dima Tartishnikov

Denis Kumeiko

Sasha Timkov

Sergey Volniy

David Knight

NOISY 'I Wish I Was A...' by Joao Retorta

Noisy-'I-Wish-I-Was-A...'-by-Joao-Retorta

BAFTA-winning Mark Jenkin collaborates for the second time with&nbsp;Flyte, with&nbsp;the beautifully-crafted&nbsp; video for Losing You.&nbsp;Interweaving striking Bolex footage - which looks like it has been sourced directly from a movie from the 1940s or '50s - and degraded VHS performance shots, the concept is a multilayered narrative which unwraps across the course of the video.&nbsp;In the main narrative, a man is following a past love&nbsp;across fields and forests, trying to catch up but eventually realising they aren't in the same time or space. The enigmatic themes&nbsp;play out through clever editing and composition, matching eyelines and locations to blur the lines between what's real and what is not. And Jenkin's&nbsp;cinematography is stunning.&nbsp;The performance section by the band was shot&nbsp;socially-distanced&nbsp;over lockdown, distorted and manipulated to represent a home movie. Standing at different points on a staircase, the shots also interact with the main narrative, in a sequence of glances and snapshots of emotion, effortlessly coming together to form a complex whole.

Alex Layton

Tee Byford

Cinelab Film and Digital

Indie Rock

Flyte 'Losing You' by Mark Jenkin

Flyte-'Losing-You'-by-Mark-Jenkin

Mark Jenkin, the BAFTA award-winning director of Bait,&nbsp;has created a haunting and moody music video whilst in lockdown for British alt-pop band&nbsp;Flyte.Their latest single Easy Tiger has a wonderfully simple, analogue feel, with echoes of&nbsp;Elliot Smith. And that&nbsp;marries really well with Jenkin's&nbsp;signature organic, home movie style, where the footage has been created and treated as if it had been recently unearthed from ancient film canisters.At first it's hard to discern what is happening, beyond the sense of looking down a vintage kaleidoscope, until vague images appear and then fade - including the face of Flyte frontman Will Taylor, and (perhaps)&nbsp;moments from a Cornwall holiday.&nbsp;&nbsp;Bait&nbsp;has been described as one of the defining British films of recent times due to Jenkin's idiosyncratic style, and&nbsp;this is equally distinctive. To make it during lockdown, Jenkin took a strip of blank acetate handpainted with acrylic, dyed using inks, upon which he scratched images to create a base for the film.&nbsp;Then he downgraded iPhone footage from he received from the band&nbsp;through VHS and manipulated it in the studio, to be ingested into the edit with the existing Super 8 footage.His intention was "to make something that feels amorphous – to create something that has a tactile feel to it,&nbsp;is a single artefact, to make something that feels like a found film and something that is timeless, abstract and unidentifiable in some ways."&nbsp;The result is&nbsp;an intriguing visual to introduce a new direction for&nbsp;Flyte, ahead of their long-awaited second album later this year.

Emily Jeffery

Indie

Alternative

Flyte 'Easy Tiger' by Mark Jenkin

Flyte-'Easy-Tiger'-by-Mark-Jenkin

Sean Paul and Chi Ching Ching create a new dance move and watch as it spreads around Jamaica in this fun documentary-style clip by Jack Newman.The whole video centres around the dance move Crick Neck&nbsp;- from Sean and Ching&#39;s initial conception of the move&nbsp;to a club night climax. The mixed&nbsp;media doc&nbsp;style of the clip gives the whole thing an energy and a spontaneity&nbsp;that&#39;s hard to fake - a cool slice of summer to see you through September.

Drew O'Neill

Ben Marshall

Sarah Peczek

Paul Dimond

My Brother Bob

Andrew Law

Dance, Reggae, Dancehall

Sean Paul 'Crick Neck' by Jack Newman

Sean-Paul-'Crick-Neck'-by-Jack-Newman

Mike Baldwin&#39;s&nbsp;video for&nbsp;Jahmene&#39;s&nbsp;Is This The Time? delivers on a concept with universal appeal. It&nbsp;sees two strangers fall for each other in one glance, which&nbsp;sets off a sequence of imaginary meetings between the pair. Forests, train stations and a white abstracted space are all places they visit in the span of a few seconds...&quot;The narrative is deliberately broken and fragmented,&quot; says Baldwin.&nbsp;&quot;But essentially it&#39;s a series of abstract visuals about the &#39;what if&#39; moment of seeing someone you are instantly attracted to, and the random subconscious thoughts that fire rapidly through your mind in those fleeting seconds.&rdquo;

Michael Baldwin

Mealing Media Ltd

Ben Mealing

Gio Forino

Andrew Vanneck

Carl Burke

Arran Green

James Wicks

Lee Parfitt

Sadie Hewlett

Joseph Crone

Tino Hapaguti

Lock It In

Jahmene 'Is This The Time?' by Mike Baldwin

Jahmene - Is This The Time?

Pro Green and Henry Scholfield go way back, making videos before the rapper was known much outside Hackney (their collaboration on Upper Clapton Dance back in 09 remains a high point for UK urban videos).Now they&#39;ve got back together to make arguably their most ambitious video yet&nbsp;for Are You Getting Enough?: a bombardment of vignettes, featuring a gallery of grotesque characters and uncomfortably believable scenarios, to demonstrate that&nbsp;everyone is getting too much for their own good.&nbsp;Pro Green surveys a bank of TV screens featuring news footage, shopping channels, infomercials&nbsp;- and Miles Kane performing the chorus &ndash; displaying several of what used to be known as the Deadly Sins.&nbsp;It was shot over three days in London, was edited into a brilliant kinetic frenzy by Thomas Grove Carter &ndash; and that little &#39;princess&#39; with the fake tan and hair rollers&nbsp;is bloody terrifying...&nbsp;

Henry Scholfield

Adam Smith (Producer)

Partizan Darkroom

Louise Malin

Catarina Viana

Titus Penate

Sophie North

Gemma Gurvitz @ Talent Talks

Kerry Green

Peter Bromfield

Matt Busson

David Procter

Adam Feeney

Andres Claridge

Alba M. Ruiz

Mark Kozlowski

Nick Cupac

Aaron Szoqi

Mikey Hollywood

Jon Hollinsworth

Fay Roxburgh

Chloe Muton-Phillips

Thomas Grove Carter

Trim Editing

Simone Grattarola

Rushes

Munky

Parlophone

James Hackett

Hip Hop, Urban

Professor Green ft Miles Kane 'Are You Getting Enough?' by Henry Scholfield

Professor Green - Are You Getting Enough? ft. Miles Kane

Louis &amp; McCourt, in conjunction with East London animation collective The Line, deliver a unique fusion of Japanese and western styles in their promo for Mat Zo and Porter Robinson's Easy.
The video follows a young woman living in a futuristic metropolis. With her name plastered on the city's huge billboards and advertisements, she quickly becomes frustrated with her fame and breaks away, racing through the striking neon cityscape with her companion...

http://www.youtube.com/watchv=at3FPJaAwoY

Louis &amp; McCourt

The Line

Bjorn Aschim

Sam Taylor, Jon

Hisako Nakagawa

Caroline Clayton

Mat Zo & Porter Robinson 'Easy' by Louis & McCourt

Mat-Zo-&-Porter-Robinson-'Easy'-by-Louis-&-McCourt

John Malcolm Moore stretches your eyeballs to the limit with this energetic performance promo for Scrifizzer featuring some incredible illustrations from Hattie Stewart. It's a morphing, feisty video that fits Scrufizzer's vibe perfectly.

John Malcolm Moore

Sam Vines

Arthur Loveday

Nadine Artois

Rufus Day

Scrufizzer 'Rap Rave' by John Malcolm Moore

Scrufizzer-'Rap-Rave'-by-John-Malcolm-Moore

Following his witty satire on the music videomaking business with Gee Up, Adam Bainbridge (aka Kindness) teams up with Daniel Brereton to deliver another highly unorthodox video for new track House. 
It begins with a spoken introduction by Adam before he offers a tutorial in pop song construction with young Ramon on keyboards and a vintage 80s drum machine. And eventually they bond as they play the blissful pop of House...

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Silvio Bersani

Martha Parker

Sebastian Lamb

James Benson

James Gordon

Ramon Etienne

Anna Meller

Sasha Nixon

Kindness 'House' by Daniel Brereton & Adam Bainbridge

Wizard-Sleeve’s-Get-Down-Tonight-by-Thomas-Goldser

Kindness-'House'-by-Daniel-Brereton-&-Adam-Bainbridge

Radio Soulwax is the big new project by Soulwax - aka 2ManyDJs - who have created 24 one-hour of their celebrated mixes to be accessed via the new Radio Soulwax app for <a href="http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/radiosoulwax/id434410393mt=8" target="_blank">iPhone, iPad</a> and Android, and on their <a href="http://www.radiosoulwax.com/" target="_blank">website</a>.
Each one-hour mix come with accompanying visuals, mostly based on animated the record sleeves of the original tracks. "We call them mixes, but in reality they are more like musical films based on the record sleeves," say Soulwax (that's the Dewaele brothers David and Stephen) in the App Store listing. 



Coverversion Covers by Daniel Brereton &amp; Lewis Kyle White
A mix of nice and odd cover versions, and the stop motion film combines the record covers of the originals with those of the cover versions.
Concept: Soulwax Directed, lipsynched and edited by Daniel Brereton (Partizan) and Lewis Kyle White A Partizan/RSWX Film
Radiosoulwax <a href="http://www.radiosoulwax.com/" target="_blank">here</a>
iPad and iPhone app can be downloaded <a href="http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/radiosoulwax/id434410393mt=8" target="_blank">here</a>

James Willis and Jack Newman

Martin Zähringer,

Brett Webb

Justin Brown,

Anna Rhodes

Sebastien Kaufmann, assisted

Lou Hayter as the Librarian

Radio Soulwax films: ‘Librarian Girl’, ‘Blue’ and ‘Coverversion Covers’

Tom Haines made this engrossing short-cum-ad for the current Barbican exhibition "Laurie Anderson, Trisha Brown, Gordon Matta-Clark - Pioneers of the Downtown Scene, New York 1970s" in London, which focusses on Brown's Walking on the Wall performance piece - performed every hour at The Barbican Gallery. 
Very cool, and now showing on Wallpaper magazine's website. Tom has also just directed a promo for Full Time Hobby's Leisure Society - featuring comedy actor Mark Heap in fine form - coming soon.

Tom Haines

David Stafford

Jack Meadows

Ben Todd

The Barbican ‘Walking On The Walls’ ad by Tom Haines

The-Barbican-‘Walking-On-The-Walls’-ad-by-Tom-Haines

Jammer and his pals from Boys Better Know present the low-down on grime in an unexpected setting in Jose Otero and Hans Lo's refreshingly uplifting, entertaining work. Its even educational.
"We tried to stay clear of the grime cliches and went for a family atmosphere," says Jose. "It's the story of a young kid that gets grounded so goes home to study his history books and do the washing up whilst another goes to the party. Although after finishing his chores he heads down to meet his mates. All this whilst the history book is coming to life."

Jack Newman

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