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Jackson Ducasse

McFly lament the erasure of mainstream guitar music, in Jackson Ducasse's slick promo for their latest track.&nbsp;The video for Where Did All The Guitars Go has&nbsp;a riotous, dynamic concept which takes place in a glossy, retrofuturistic box set -&nbsp;much like many videos at the end of the last century.&nbsp;With plenty of throwback vibes and an infectious energy, it's a brilliant comeback for the boys, with a colourful, effervescent aesthetic.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Joseph Bisat Marshall

Dylan Bolister

Vix Adams

Karen Tillotson

Las Bandas Be Brave

Week Of Wonders

Faye H Purcell

Sam Crooke

Jed Darlington-Roberts

Stephen Ofori

Sam Papidas

Clare Turner

Tash Hicks

Coffee & TV

Rock

McFly 'Where Did All The Guitars Go?' by Jackson Ducasse

Mcfly-'Where-Did-All-The-Guitars-Go?-'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

Guy Gooch directs his second video for&nbsp;Ray Laurél, following the impressive <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2022/08/04/ray-laur%C3%A9l-unconditional-guy-gooch-ray-laur%C3%A9l/77718" target="_blank">Unconditional</a>, and a much eerier affair, for Charles Jeffrey.Exploring&nbsp;the chase between man and mystery, the video is composed of thermal camera shots and various animation techniques, encapsulated in a grungy, textural aesthetic.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]The enigmatic vignettes feel part-X-Files, part post-apocalypse, with the hint of a bigger mystery that is happening just off-screen.&nbsp;Lo-fi yet highly watchable, the spooky presence of Laurél, whose&nbsp;performance is unhinged and primal, adds to the sense of surreality in the promo.

Guy Gooch

Cult Behaviour

Marc Casademont-Cases

Isaac Paulo Van De Langkruis

Venice

Ray Laurél 'Charles Jeffrey' by Guy Gooch

Ray-Laurél-'Charles-Jeffrey'-by-Guy-Gooch

Pysch pop newcomers The Flints ponder environmental collapse in Jackson Ducasse's promo for Serengeti.Inviting viewers into a textural world of overlays and vibrant colours, the video is a punchy homage to psychedelia, complete with patterned backgrounds and kaleidoscopic effects.&nbsp;The performance aspect is stripped back and straightforward, and&nbsp;paired with the mesmerising, ever-changing aesthetic, creates a warmly nostalgic little video.&nbsp;

Las Bandas

Josh Mansfield

Qufo

The Flints 'Serengeti' by Jackson Ducasse

The-Flints-'Serengeti'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

Calum Scott and Jackson Ducasse continue their collaborative streak, with a powerful and emotionally raw video for Boys In The Street.&nbsp;The song tells a bittersweet story of a man's challenging journey toward acceptance from his father, and the stripped-back visual depicts Scott walking around several exterior locations, with the&nbsp;focus solely on his&nbsp;heartwrenching performance.&nbsp;The crisp black and white aesthetic and tight framing allow emotion to drive the concept, and the unremarkable surroundings create&nbsp;a universal feel, which touch upon the fact that this story is relevant to thousands of people worldwide.&nbsp;

Karen Tiltonson

Jackson Ducasse Films

Chris Kershaw

The Wood Brothers

Capitol Records Uk

Calum Scott 'Boys In The Street' by Jackson Ducasse

Calum-Scott--'Boys-In-The-Street-'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

Legendary Noughties boyband Blue make a triumphant return, in&nbsp;Jackson Ducasse's slick promo for Haven't Found You Yet.Looking cooler than ever -&nbsp;in perfectly cut threads and&nbsp;neon noir lighting -&nbsp;we see the foursome perform and interact in a handful of enigmatic vignettes, introducing a new chapter of their pop reign.&nbsp;It's well worth celebrating a good comeback, and Ducasse's choice to focus on pure performance - with polished cinematography and a cinematic aesthetic courtey of DoP Jed Darlington-Roberts - helps to reintroduce Blue to fans both old and new.&nbsp;

Tommy Raban

Faye Purcell

Jorge Higgins

Craig Boath

Ollie Smith

Aimee Meek

Cinta Miller

Tim Fernandez

Katie Dymmock

Bmg Rights Management

Blue 'Haven't Found You Yet' by Jackson Ducasse

Blue-'Haven't-Found-You-Yet'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

Things get messy in Jackson Ducasse's video for Wilkinson, featuring&nbsp;alt-pop newcomer Issey Cross.&nbsp;The latest release from the drum 'n bass legend gets a chromatic visual full of neon colours and glossy cinematography.&nbsp;Cutting between close-up shots of coloured paint on a pulsating speaker, and featured artist Cross spreading paint all over her body, the concept is very much interpretive of the lyrics and straight to the point, in the best way possible.&nbsp;

Vanessa Sowersby

Max Gabbay

Apollo Wilson

Luke Anstead

Sarah Finney

Molly Ashman

Georgia Hope

Drum and Bass

Wilkinson ft Issey Cross 'Used To This' by Jackson Ducasse

Wilkinson-Featuring-Issey-Cross--'Used-To-This'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

Multidisciplinary creative Guy Gooch directs a touching debut promo for electronic producer Sound Of Fractures.&nbsp;The video for Real Friends explores themes of friendship in a fleeting series of nostalgic moments,&nbsp;woven together with innovative animation, stereoscopic photography and candid DV footage.Blending various formats and painstaking animation work, the video leans upon a more conceptual structure, which truly reflects Gooch's versatility and skillset.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Sound Of Fractures

Dance

Electronica

Sound Of Fractures 'Real Friends' by Guy Gooch 

Sound-Of-Fractures--'Real-Friends'-by-Guy-Gooch-

Jackson Ducasse creates a parodic pseudo-documentary take on the rockumentary genre, set to the sounds of Amy Macdonald's latest single Statues.In the video we dive headfirst into the anarchic and rebellious world of The Statues - a trio of kick-ass teenage girls, who are ready to take the world by storm.They may well be the&nbsp;greatest rock band that never existed... yet.

Amy Bowerman

Ceremony London

Anna Patarakina

Kate Ecarius

Ailsa Vanessa Tapping

Kristof Szentgyorgyvary

Maria Hardy

Bea Toivonen

Jess Cheetham

Amy Macdonald 'Statues' by Jackson Ducasse

Amy-Macdonald-'Statues'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

Jackson Ducasse directs a love letter to the power of friendship, in his heartfelt promo for Amy Macdonald.&nbsp;The video for Fire celebrates the people who make us tick and&nbsp;allow us to be ourselves when we're around them, and follows a pair of young adults navigating their way around relationships and a turbulent, ever-changing world.&nbsp;Breezy and poignant, the performances are naturalistic and explore&nbsp;the various identities we choose to suit different situations, and the confidence that comes with uncovering our true selves as we transition to adulthood.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Anna Patarakina mirrors the themes of the concept with spontaneous camera movement and energetic set pieces, creating an overarching, feel-good vibe with an optimistic ending.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tom Sweetland

Clouded Vision

Henry Owen

Noah Furrer

Natalie Read

Liz Adams

Alex Gregory

The Mill

Singer-songwriter

Amy Macdonald 'Fire' by Jackson Ducasse

Amy Macdonald - Fire (Official Video)

Jackson Ducasse&#39;s second video for Balcony, takes us through a hypnotic, psychedelic and lurid trip through the mind of the London-based band, for Pink Hair Green Eyes.It&#39;s a change -up from the noirish <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/03/19/balcony-slow-down-jackson-ducasse/57822" target="_blank">Slow Down</a>, Ducasse&#39;s impressive first Balcony video,&nbsp;but shows another side to his visual flair.

Leah Draws

Jake Gabbay

James Hills

Keiran Brown

Jessica Cheetham

Toby Dashwood

Ruth Wardell

Electric Theatre Collective

Greedy Goons

Cara Kealy

Sam Seager

Parlophone

Balcony 'Pink Hair Green Eyes' by Jackson Ducasse

Balcony-'Pink-Hair-Green-Eyes'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

A heady monochrome tale of romance set against a misty London backdrop, with a dark twist in the tale.Really nice job at giving London a noir feel,&nbsp;from West London high-rise&nbsp;to the mean streets below, by Jackson Ducasse for new Parlophone signing Balcony.

Alexa Pearson

Jacob Gerrard

Sam Carder

Jessamine Bliss Bell

Ziad Josef

Balcony 'Slow Down' by Jackson Ducasse

Balcony-'Slow-Down'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

It&#39;s the tennis duel of the ages, of the two best players anywhere, and possibly of all times. And forget Borg/McEnroe, or Federer/Nadal or even King/Riggs. This is the big one: Isaac Acey v Isiah Smash.Jackson Ducasse has concocted a classic (tennis) court encounter between the two sides of the super-competitive psyche of singer-songwriter Isaac Gracie, from an idea devised by both the artist and director. It manages to encompass deadpan comedy, existentialism, wistfulness, and a bit of half-decent play.Most importantly,&nbsp;both red Isaac and blue Isaac look very cool in their 80s tennis threads, so you don&#39;t even have to like tennis to like this.Game set and match to doubles partners Gracie and Ducasse.

Lisa Turnbull

Reblis Films

Elvis Scanlon

Jonathan Tarby

Ollie Craig

Mathew Rice

Georgina Roberton

Danielle Farrington

Thomas Rosser

Holly Greig

Freefolk

Isaac Gracie, Freddie Sheed, Josh Weston

Marisa Garner Associates

Paul McKee

Virgin Records

Isaac Gracie 'Show Me Love' by Jackson Ducasse

Isaac-Gracie-'Show-Me-Love'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

Here&#39;s a direct, intimate and classically composed&nbsp;character portrait of Isaac Gracie for his latest single Last Words by Jackson Ducasse - which is&nbsp;part of an ongoing collaboration between Gracie and Ducasse.

Rik Burnell

Gina Blondell

Faith Millin

Creep Post

James Hackett

Isaac Gracie 'Last Words' by Jackson Ducasse

Isaac-Gracie-'Last-Words'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

Colourful lighting and expressive performance combine for a finely poised music video for Grace Carter - aptly captured in near-silhouette - directed by Jackson Ducasse.

Josh Connolly

Convex Productions

Craig Gambell

Shirley Amartey

Rory Rice

Bea Sweet

Semera Khan

Polydor

Lucas Tucknott

Grace Carter 'Silhouette' by Jackson Ducasse

Grace-Carter-'Silhouette'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

Jackson Ducasse&#39;s&nbsp;No Escape Out Of Time triptych for Ritual reaches its conclusion with Ritual.The story so far has been told in reverse order, with the final film for Better By Now expanding onto&nbsp;this obscure narrative of heartbreak and memory loss.

Jackson Ducasse, Maia Fry

Jake Gabbay, Emile Kelly

Ramu Thota

Grzegorz Krzeszowiec

Will Hooper

Amy Brandon, Jessica Cheetham

William Turner Roden, Mononoke, Quom Tinton, Hill Wooper

Angela Grech

Island Records

Ritual 'Better By Now' by Jackson Ducasse

Ritual-'Better-By-Now'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

Tom Prior plays a down-on-his luck singer with the chance at a change of fortune in this new clip by Jackson Ducasse.The neon-noir drama feels like if Nicolas Winging Refn were to make a movie in a London working men&#39;s&#39; club. The full cast of characters is here: the thugs, the bartender, the femme fatale, the unlucky guy caught in the middle of it all. Of course, there&#39;s a big bag of cash that changes hands a few times too many and a double-cross or two, but this is Ducasse playing to the genre tropes nicely.

Joshua Connolly

Simon Lane, Tom Sweetland

Nick Budding

Jack Needell

Tom Prior, Grace Lambert, Ray Hall, Moses Sonson, Byron Kinizi,

Hayley Marchent

Tom Prior 'Sundays' by Jackson Ducasse

Tom-Prior-'Sundays'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

The second instalment of Ritual&#39;s short film series No Escape Out Of&nbsp;Time&nbsp;focuses around the eroding fragments of a relationship. Set within a mysterious DIY laboratory, where the subject is being brain-scanned for his past memories.

Maia Fry

Emile Kelly

Miles Williams

Mononoke, William Turner Roden, Tom Quinton, Will Hooper

Ritual 'Wouldn't Be Love' by Jackson Ducasse

Ritual-'Wouldn't-Be-Love'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

Jackson Ducasse directs a moody midnight dream piece for Ritual&#39;s &#39;Drown The Lovers.&#39;Billed as part one of a three-part short film series for the band, this one takes place on the shore of a body of water, shrouded in darkness. In a dreamlike interpretation of the song, a woman (played by Ritual&#39;s own mononymous singer Mononoke) steps out of a car and enters the water, to cleanse herself of past lovers whilst whoever it is she&#39;s with remains locked in the car and helpless. Certainly a mysterious start to the trilogy.

Ritual

Amy Brandon

William Turner Roden, Mononoke

Ritual 'Drown The Lovers' by Jackson Ducasse

Ritual-'Drown-The-Lovers'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

This raw,&nbsp;stripped-back performance of Pleasure channels the intensity and&nbsp;passion of Formation lead singer Will Ritson&nbsp;- and his nice tattoos. It was&nbsp;directed by Jackson Ducasse together with the other half of the funk-pop-rock outfit, and Will&#39;s brother, Matt Ritson.

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