Director of Photography

James Rhodes

Grammy-nominated director Paul Dugdale, best known for his brilliant work in live concert filmmaking, steps into music videos to herald the return of Liam Gallagher, performing with his live band on the roof of the iconic Midland Hotel in Manchester.Dugdale's video emphasises the optimism&nbsp;of Better Days by adding&nbsp;visual effects, layered into the skyline behind the band,&nbsp;elevating that&nbsp;sense of optimism within the lyrics and creating a feeling of psychedelic euphoria.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;It also&nbsp;taps into Gallagher's love of all things Beatles-related, from the track itself referencing the Fab Four's&nbsp;groundbreaking Tomorrow Never Knows, while the video is almost certainly&nbsp;tipping&nbsp;a hat to The Beatles' final live performance,&nbsp;on the roof of their Savile Row&nbsp;building - filmed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg in 1969, recently restored by Peter Jackson for his remarkable documentary&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beatles:_Get_Back" target="_blank">Get Back</a>.&nbsp;The uplifting&nbsp;track is the latest release from&nbsp;Gallagher’s upcoming third solo album,&nbsp;C’mon You Know, to be released next month.&nbsp;All UK proceeds from Better Days will be donated to War Child for the rest of this year.

United Kingdom

Paul Dugdale

Freddie Barrass

Untold Studios

Daniella Manca

Rosie Ford

Vid Price

Trim Editing

Tim Smith

No.8

Kirstin Cruickshank

Rock

Liam Gallagher 'Better Days' by Paul Dugdale

Liam Gallagher - Better Days (Official Video)

Paul Dugdale&nbsp;directs an exhilarating promo for Coldplay's People Of The Pride, from latest album&nbsp;Music Of The Spheres, based upon the band's live show&nbsp;at&nbsp;the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle last year.&nbsp;The video jumps between the high-octane live footage from the group's performance in Seattle, and an animated dystopian tale about an oppressed population rising up against an enigmatic overlord.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;The use of glitchy effects and textures helps seamlessly bond the two distinct setups, and the retrofuturistic anime-inspired aesthetic gives the concept a universal, timeless feel.&nbsp;With revolution in its step, the video explores political tensions and the power of rising up against tyrannical establishments, in a visually spectacular package.&nbsp;

Simon Fisher

Bean Taylor

Millie Wrench

Steve Atkins

Impossible Brief

Coldplay 'People Of The Pride' by Paul Dugdale

Coldplay - People Of The Pride (Official Video)

The first of three live videos made for La Bolgothèque and Jim Beam in the summer of 2021 by Libby Burke Wilde.&nbsp;"This one had SO many moving parts," says Burke Wilde. "Hats off to Jack, Olivia (the choreographer), Paul and Tristan (sound). Not an easy one shot to pull off but joyful when it did!"

Libby Burke Wilde

Sian Larkin

La Blogothèque

Chryde Arbic

James Knight

Karol Cybulski

CHEAT

new-land

Ondine Benetier

Curtis Dunne

Paul Hurt

Tristan Mazire

Jack Garratt 'Time' (Live) by Libby Burke Wilde

Jack-Garratt-'Time-(live)'-by-Libby-Burke-Wilde

Paul Dugdale directs a powerful visual for Sam Smith's Love Goes,&nbsp;featuring Labrinth, performed live at Abbey Road Studios.&nbsp;Filmed as part of&nbsp;a global livestream broadcast on the day of the release of Sam Smith’s new album, multi-award winning live director Dugdale&nbsp;both pays homage to tradition whilst embracing new ideas, resulting in a new perspective on the UK's most hallowed and legendary&nbsp;recording studios - as unique and fresh as the artists that inhabit it.

Si Fi Productions

Stefan Demetriou

Emma Ramsay

Chris Robertson

Josh Spear

Jonathan Sellers

Jo Hamilton

Simon Bryant

The Joint

Ruth Leighter

Lee Lodge

Warren Buckingham

Will Roth

Benjamin Wainwright-Pearce

Tim Woolcott

James Tonkin

Wob Roberts

Tim Routledge

Matthew Blacklock

Sam Smith 'Love Goes' (Live at Abbey Road Studios) by Paul Dugdale

Sam Smith & Labrinth - Love Goes (Live At Abbey Road Studios)

Joshua Osborne directs the new music documentary for Tom Misch and Yussef Dayes' debut album What Kinda Music.Switching between conceptual performance setups and behind the scenes, fly-on-the-wall filming, the visual delves into the background of production and collaboration, as well as the artists' respective journeys and influences. Punctuated by shifts in tone and pace, the documentary is intimate and informative as well as being brilliantly entertaining.&nbsp;Shot on 35mm, DoP&nbsp;James Rhodes reflects the concept&nbsp;with a dreamy and relaxed aesthetic, elevated by slow and steady camerawork, often acting as spectator in the background whilst the creative process unravels on screen.&nbsp;

Joshua Osborne

George Telfer

Radical Media

Ben Schneider

Jodie Brooks

Emily Rudge

Jake Whitehouse

Cinelab Film and Digital

Alternative

Indie

Tom Misch X Yussef Dayes 'What Kinda Music' by Joshua Osborne

Tom-Misch-X-Yussef-Dayes-'What-Kinda-Music'-by-Joshua-Osborne

Alexandra Green's video for&nbsp;French musician and producer Oklou is simple, cool, and exquisitely effective.Oklou, dressed in red, sits among black rocks in a blacked-out space, an otherworldly studio set. She performs her Mura Masa-produced song Entertnmnt to camera, as it rotates around her. That's it, more or less.&nbsp;But the contact between her eye and the camera, as it executes a parabola - moving away and then getting closer again as it circles around her&nbsp;- is transfixing.James Rhodes' camerawork is executed so that Oklou is always the centre of attention, while the set -&nbsp;an arrangement of rockery by art director Afra Zamara - is quite&nbsp;intriguing in itself.Overall this is a great example of director and choreographer Ally Green relying on the movement of the camera rather than the subject to grab the viewer's attention.&nbsp;

Alexandra Green

Scarlett Barclay

Bullion Productions

Tim Marshall

Wies Millenaar

Cem Aytacli

AJ Golesworthy

Ky Brasey

Jim Knight

Afra Zamara

Tati Cotliar

Jess Summer

Jax Harney

Envy

Rebecca Townsend

OB Management

Robin Pasricha

Oklou 'Entertnmnt' by Alexandra Green

Oklou - entertnmnt (prod. by Mura Masa)

New Black Dog Films signing India Sleem directs emerging North London singer-songwriter Mae Muller in her Kentish Town and Camden Town &#39;ends&#39; for Anticlimax.Mae goes for a walk, meeting the locals and her friends - captured on 16mm - while she drops a massive put-down of an ex, within a sweet and catchy melody. A Lily Allen for a new generation, perhaps?&nbsp;&ldquo;Anticlimax is a feel-good song about a not so good situation,&rdquo; said Mae. &ldquo;I wanted to capture that feeling of disappointment when you&rsquo;ve liked someone for ages and then you finally end up giving it a go and it&rsquo;s nothing like what you thought it would be.&rdquo;&nbsp;

India Sleem

Nancy Ryan

Black Dog Films

Martin Roker

James Evered

Barry Keegan

Robbie Canale

Linnea Nordberg

Zara Ali

Ruth Wardell

Oscar Wendt

Electric Theatre Collective

Frankie Markot

Mae Muller 'Anticlimax' by India Sleem

Mae-Muller-'Anticlimax'-by-India-Sleem

Raja Virdi has directed his biggest live session yet, this time for Gavin James at the famous &quot;Beatles Room&quot; in Abbey Road Studios.Virdi captured the performance of Cigarette Break&nbsp;in a three camera multicam format &ndash; straying from his usual one take style &ndash; utilizing Panavision anamorphic zooms for slow push-ins, installing a plethora of tungsten lights, and placing James and his band within a huge circle track.&nbsp;

Raja Virdi

Byron McNally

Khona Productions

Mark McPadden

Undefined

Chris Rogers

Gavin Walters

Xander Mitchell

Nigel Greene

Oliver Woods

Carly Guy

Ed Cooper

The Assembly Rooms

Oisín O'Driscoll

The Mill

Ryan Jafarzadeh

Good Soldier

Gavin James 'Cigarette Break' (live At Abbey Road) by Raja Virdi

Gavin James - Cigarette Break (Live at Abbey Road Studios)

Gemma Yin Taylor brings her mixed media animation approach to Django Django with very pleasing results.She takes DD&#39;s frontman Vincent Neff into a dimension bubbling with sea life, using a combination of pixellated live action of neff, cutouts and her own line drawings and other illustrations. A stop motion with a light post-Warholian aesthetic.

Gemma Yin

Sandra Spethmann

Joshua Noon

Greatcoat Films

Steve Wingrove

Luke Cairns

Bill Rae Smith

Tors Beedles

Jordan Copeland

Las Bandas Be Brave

Rhian Emanuel

Because Music

Django Django 'Swimming At Night' by Gemma Yin Taylor

Django-Django-'Swimming-At-Night'-by-Gemma-Yin-Taylor

The full force of Slaves&#39; blistering rock gets another entertaining accompaniment from their regular collaborator Phil Poole.This follow-up to Cut And Run, Chokehold is another track from the band&#39;s new album Acts Of Fear And Love.

Phil Poole

Emilia Reid

Lorine Plagnol

Ali Baines

Josh Tilley

Nathan Matthews

Lindsay Day

Katie King

Alex Gregory

Chloe Page @ Lock It In / Zoe Wheeler @ Eureka

James Hackett

Virgin EMI

Andrew Rawson

Charlie Stuart-grumbar

Slaves 'Chokehold' by Phil Poole

Slaves-'Chokehold'-by-Phil-Poole

Robert Hales delivers a unapologetically old-school,&nbsp;straight-ahead performance video for Pale Waves&#39; Kiss that makes the most of frontgirl Heather Baron-Gracie&#39;s goth-po charisma.It looks great, courtesy of James Rhodes&#39;s photography and Marty McMullen&#39;s crisp grade.&nbsp;

Robert Hales

Douglas Cox

FAMILIA

Jerome Franc

Ruth Crawford

Patricia Villirilo

Becki Bawthra

Phil Currie

Homespun

Marty McMullen

Bubble

Ed Blow

Dirty Hit

Pale Waves 'Kiss' by Robert Hales

Pale-Waves--'Kiss'-by-Robert-Hales

Slaves have something that they need to tell you: you&#39;re working too hard, basically, and need to chill out and have some fun. So why not join them in their Cut And Run dance? The steps are dead simple...Phil Poole&#39;s video for Cut And Run captures the lads&#39; pirate broadcast bringing more pleasure than a last minute England winner to some surprised viewers.And no, we don&#39;t know where the editing was done.

Amber Millington

Maggie Stan

Henriette Jacobsen

Marty McMullan

Chloe Page @ Lock It In

Zoe Wheeler @ Eureka Productions

Slaves 'Cut And Run' by Phil Poole

Slaves-'Cut-And-Run'-by-Phil-Poole

Porches performs an enchanting live version of his lovely song Goodbye at Metropolis Studios, captured in one take by Libby Burke Wilde.

Beatrice McHugh

Simon Oxley

George Nelson

Aoife Blair

Maya Lewis

Geej Ower

Domino Records

Porches 'Goodbye' (live) by Libby Burke Wilde

Porches-'Goodbye-(live-Session)-'-by-Libby-Burke-Wilde

Raja Virdi expands&nbsp;from his signature live performance promo style with this ambitious production for Dimension, shot in Peterborough Cathedral.Dark narrative elements accompany a performance by the electronic artist in the remarkable space, shot in black and white to fit in with Dimension&#39;s trademark monochromatic visual style.But there&#39;s also a rave-like energy to the piece, courtesy of a lighting rig&nbsp;of nearly 50 lights/strobes and a huge arena laser, designed by LD Thomas Mason-Smith.&nbsp;And a heavy lift drone carrying an Alexa Mini&nbsp;and Kowa Anamorphics captures&nbsp;the&nbsp;full scale of the location.&nbsp;

Ato Yankey

Ryan Parkins

Dimension 'Black Church' by Raja Virdi

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