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James Sorton

Back with their first music video since 2014, Will &amp; Dylan of Thirtytwo make a massive&nbsp;impact in their team-up&nbsp;with the formidable&nbsp;Idles. It's unquestionably a head-banger.The video for Mercedes Marxist follows a depressed office worker, who expresses his misery in a way we can all understand. We may think it, but he's doing it - even as he progresses from office to supermarket to pub.&nbsp;But then Will and Dylan then&nbsp;deliver the angst and anger that lies behid the universal act of frustration in a memorable interlude of furious mayhem.&nbsp;The pictures tell you everything you need to know.

United Kingdom

thirtytwo

Erin Sayder

Pulse Films

Maurizio Von Trapp

Millie Wells

Chris Malin

Ben Fordesman

Esteban Gimpelewicz

Partisan

Tim Gibson

Kharmel Cochrane

Adam Howe

Scarlett O'connell

Ellie Johnson

Simone Grattarola

Sam Bokma

Ed Tucker

Jay Coates

TenThree

Time Based Arts

Cinelab Film and Digital

Punk

Idles 'Mercedes Marxist' by Thirtytwo

Idles-'Mercedes-Marxist'-by-32

Dizzee Rascal is a geezer not to be messed with in Romain Chassaing&#39;s video for Bop N Keep It Dippin. So when a young accountant rips off Dizzee&#39;s vicious yet somewhat careless gangster, it sets off an epic chase, involving eye-watering identity changes and blood-curdling violence as the accountant is hunted all over the world by Dizzee&#39;s goons.Chassaing, who&#39;s up for a couple of MVAs this week for his latest magnum opus for Naive New Beaters, applies the comedy-drama aesthetic that works so well with NNB, and ramps up body count big-time. As a result, this is an absolute corker. Including confirmation, if any were needed, that Dizzee can play scary. &nbsp;

Romain Chassaing

Nico Poulsson

SOLAB

Nicolas Tiry

Edouard Chassaing

Arthur Parratte

Drew O'Neill

Melanie Le Portier

Manuel Coutant

Firm Studio

Muriel Archambaud

John Moule

Island Records

Hip Hop

Grime

Dizzee Rascal 'Bop N Keep It Dippin' by Romain Chassaing  

Dizzee Rascal - Bop N Keep It Dippin

Luke Snellin's video for Cloud Control's Death Cloud - taken from the Aussie band's debut album Bliss Release - tells a story of two tense guys in a van, and a strange creature ill-equipped to survive in our world.
It's certainly in the vein of recent videos for Yeasayer and MGMT, but not quite so fatalistic. And Luke's <a href="http://lukesnellin.wordpress.com/2011/09/26/making-death-cloud/" target="_blank">blog</a> explains how they made their creature and shot in Spain for two days, on around £3.5K...

Luke Snellin

Chris Cable

2am Films

Ollie Downey

Rami Bartholdy

Speade

Lifecast

Alex Arnold &amp; Sam Palladio

Johnny Rayner

Cloud Control 'Death Cloud' by Luke Snellin

Cloud-Control-'Death-Cloud'-by-Luke-Snellin

Luke Snellin delivers a beuatifully photograped, cinematic promo for the big emotional Red Bricks by Young Rebel Set, shot at a disused aerodrome in Essex.

"I knew I wanted to make something cinematic and narrative based and the band and label were really cool with that. In fact they really put their trust in me and let me get on with it which was brilliant.
"There wasn't much money involved and in the end we shot the video for £1300, we pulled a ton of favours with help from 2AM as well as everyone that worked on the video for free. We cast two young actors, Florence Bell and Sean Hart through Curtis Brown and started making preparations for a weekend night shoot at a disused aerodrome in Essex.
"We were given great support from Take 2 and Panalux and were able to shoot on the Alexa which was incredible and exciting for me as I'd been wanting to use it for ages now but had been waiting for the right opportunity".

Leonard Wilkinson

Alex Edyvean

Louise Murphy

Ben Tivnen

Cole Paviour

James Tillett

Sean Hart

Florence Bell

Young Rebel Set 'Red Bricks' by Luke Snellin

Young-Rebel-Set-'Red-Bricks'-by-Luke-Snellin

It's all done with toy soldiers and meticulously-created sets - and it's so impressive that suspension of disbelief is easy. That makes Harry's gripping (and tragic) tale all the more powerful. A great achievement that brings it home: war is exciting, brutalising, and sheer hell. 

Harry Dwyer on making the video for Turin Brakes' Sea Change
"Blowing up a French town in the comfort of your own home seemed like an appealing way to spend the week. The 'art' of stop motion was something we had to get the hang of on the go. The DoP William Martin is primarily a stills photographer, and although both of us have experimented with stop motion this was a voyage of discovery. We used the Canon 7D with some stop motion software.

"Despite the small budget I didn't want to compromise, and it's impressive to see the production value created by filming on such a small scale. 
"Watching the edit back it's easy to forget exactly how small the men are. They're only about 6cm tall and the closeup camera picks up more than you can see with just your eyes so they feel bigger which is good since our set was pretty small."

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