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Jacob Hopewell

London-based directing duo NoCowboys (Jody Elizabeth &amp; Betty Cutting) send Rosie Lowe on a mysterious journey of discovery in their stylish video for her track Paris, Texas.Not surprisingly, the video is partly on ode to Wim Wnders' classic movie, recreating its iconic 'booth' scene with Lowe taking the Natassja Kinski role. But the video also&nbsp;examines the relationship of ultimate familiarity - the one the singer has with herself.Filmed in various locations in and outside of London, NoCowboys maintain an impressive&nbsp;visual aesthetic throughout with their faintly surreal photographic style, propelling the alluring Lowe through her own personal road movie.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]

United Kingdom

Nocowboys

Brooke Lagana

Monster@Dirty Films

Rochana Simon

James Chegwyn

Bernat Bonaventura

Luca Piercey

Cristine Dupuys

Mary D'Alise

Kate Sinclair

Adam Clarke

Alternative

Alternative R&B

Rosie Lowe 'Paris, Texas' by NoCowboys

Rosie Lowe - Paris, Texas (Official Video)

Jacob Hopewell&#39;s video for D.A.N&#39;s Think About Me&nbsp;is a compelling&nbsp;performance piece, shot&nbsp;on black and white 16mm film.&nbsp;Hopewell&nbsp;emphasises the heavy&nbsp;contrast between light and dark, the visual motifs of dried roses and chains insinuating a subtle narrative in addition to its&nbsp;predominantly performance-based purpose.&nbsp;&nbsp;Through panning shots, silhouetted figures and use of a revolving platform, Hopewell takes a simple premise and turns it into a dynamic, well executed&nbsp;video.&nbsp;

Phoebe Court-thomas

Darling Films

Aaron Rogers

Will Olds

Maya Wareing

Absolute Post

Nathan Hoad

Lora Nikolaeva

D.A.N 'Think About Me ' by Jacob Hopewell 

D.a.n-'Think-About-Me-'-by-Jacob-Hopewell-

This very well-crafted and resourceful piece&nbsp;by Jacob Hopewell for Tweak&#39;s track Sisters&nbsp;expresses a lot with very little. Here&#39;s a young man with an obsession, and a way with masks and tape. But his behaviour is part of a bigger picture.&nbsp;The editing is fluid and well paced with the music, but kept tight, driving the story steadily forward by following one poignant shot&nbsp;with the next. It&#39;s also visually striking &ndash; and strikingly well performed.&nbsp;In Hopewell&#39;s own words, the&nbsp;use of effective use of&nbsp;low, wide shots &quot;to compliment the alienated feeling or our lead male,&quot; packing&nbsp;the&nbsp;video with a real&nbsp;emotional punch. Impressive stuff.

Jake & Josh

David Wright

Ewan Sadler

Sarah Jones

Eleanor Hart

Arthur Graham-Maw

Mute Management

Josh Brooks

Emanate Studios

Electronic

Tweaks 'Sisters' by Jacob Hopewell

Jacob Hopewell captures the fragile emotion of Rosie Lowe&#39;s Water Came Down&nbsp;with a visual interpretation&nbsp;inspired by video artist Bill Viola&rsquo;s classic piece Tristan&rsquo;s Ascencion.Together with Rosie&#39;s heartfelt performance,&nbsp;it&nbsp;features couples floating underwater; they&nbsp;are&nbsp;paralysed and immobile,&nbsp;a visual metaphor for feeling drowned within a relationship.&nbsp;&ldquo;The song represents the moment most of us have been in at some point, the realisation that a love you believed might last forever is falling apart,&quot; says Rosie Lowe.&nbsp;&quot;We all want to love and be loved and sometimes it blinds us. Water represents that moment of realisation, and as long as the water is coming down we can&rsquo;t see the light and before we know it we&rsquo;re drowning.&rdquo;

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