Production Manager

Jamie Tarr

The latest collab between Jungle's J Lloyd and Charlie Di Placido follows the grand tradition of the band's music videos - and then some. Back On 74 comes as an innovative interactive experience, powered by WeTransfer, as well as the normal video. And its also part of a full visual album of&nbsp;the new Jungle LP, Volcano.&nbsp;The one-take promo is everything you expect from a Jungle video - breathtaking choreography by Shay Latukolan and&nbsp; performances from the regular dancers in Jungle videos, with slick camerawork, and a distinctive aesthetic. It's beautifully lit by DoP Natasha Dursmaa, with sterling work from Steadicam operator Gary Kent.The interactive version&nbsp;was created in collaboration with WeTransfer's&nbsp;in-house creative team and&nbsp;Emmy Award-winning creative studio Nexus Studios. When playing the video on <a href="https://junglejunglejungle.wetransfer.com/" target="_blank">the official WeTransfer-Jungle site</a>, a selection of six unique&nbsp;artworks appear on-screen, populated from a bank of ten thousand created by&nbsp;Josh Lloyd-Watson.&nbsp;The artwork is then made downloadable through WeTransfer, and a hundred lucky viewers also have the chance to find downloadable tickets for upcoming Jungle gigs.And WeTransfer are also benind the making of the entire visual album for Volcano - in which Di Placido and Lloyd explore the relationships of the dancers within the making of a big TV special.

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J Lloyd

Charlie Di Placido

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Carrie Sutton

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Jungle 'Back On 74' by Charlie Di Placido & J Lloyd

Jungle - Back On 74 (Official Video)

To the delight of their legion of fans, Blur are back once again, on tour playing all the old favourites -&nbsp;and with a new album.Toby L and team have captured the band on the road to create a hugely dynamic and enjoyable promo for one&nbsp;of the songs from the just-released The Ballad Of Darren."The video for St Charles Square was shot on location at the band’s first performances in almost 10 years, occurring in less frequented towns and cities across the UK, including Colchester, Eastbourne, Wolverhampton and Newcastle," explains Toby L.&nbsp;"The shows were emotional, sweaty and very close. We wanted to merge the tension and paranoia of the song’s lyrics and themes with the infamous intensity and power of Blur’s live sets.[imgtoken data:1]"We played around with shutter speeds, leant into whip pans and crash zooms, as well as looping certain moments, offering a subtle nod to their early Popscene&nbsp;video, a song which we feel possesses a similar sense of kinetic chaos. It’s in black and white to mirror the photographic aesthetic of their current era and new album, The Ballad of Darren."Accumulatively it somehow means that 'new Blur'&nbsp;is recalling 'classic Blur', remaining both contemporaneous and timeless in equal measure. The present and past colliding harmonically, creating something new in the process."

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Dan Hills

Edwin Elkington

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Katie Cooper

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Sebastian Cort

Josh Connolly

Thomas Foster

Matthew Prickett

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Philip Hambi

The Mill

Rock

Blur 'St. Charles Square' by Toby L

Blur - St. Charles Square (Official Video)

Charlie Di Placido and J&nbsp;Lloyd bring the gang back together for a special Jungle project - a double-header for the new tracks Good Times and Problemz.Maintaining the longstanding tradition of Jungle videos, this once again features a large group of dancers working together to create a brilliant spectacle to accompany the production&nbsp;duo's euphoric music - in this case, two uplifting routines.[imgtoken data:1]The group includes the Ghetto Funk Collective dance company, and its dancer/choreographers&nbsp;Roché Apinsa and Ruben Chi have the chance to shine in a more than usually pared-down setting for the studio-set piece.As well as the regular directing team of Di Placido and Lloyd - aka Jungle's Josh Lloyd-Watson - DoP Olly Wiggins is back to shoot this single video for two tracks, implementing a theatrical lighting change to create a distinction between the two: with the bright and breezy Good Times, the studio is cast in warm off-white; for Problemz, things get darker, and sexier, as the studio turns a shade of deep red...

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Charlie Morris

Roena Ezuma

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Johnny Gaskell

Olly Wiggins

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Sam Roffey

Jim Mclean

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Roché Apinsa

Ruben Chi

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Chris Black

Alex Gregory

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Barny Wright

Caiola Records

Jungle 'Good Times/Problemz' by J Lloyd & Charlie Di Placido

Jungle--'Good-Times-/-Problemz'-by-Charlie-Di-Placido

Tom Emmerson leads Col3trane through a satirical microcosm&nbsp;of the modern world - drawing on classical art&nbsp;for inspiration - in the mesmerising video for Logan Paul.&nbsp;Col3 wrote the song after attending one of social media personality-cum-boxer Paul's infamous parties in the Hollywood Hills - and Emmerson's video draws&nbsp;directly from the lyrics.Firstly, it's&nbsp;like Fight Club, as Col3trane walks through a basement full of pumped-up fighters; then its House Party, as he moves into the light, and a colourful pool party with a dazzling array of revellers. The contrast between the two is then&nbsp;brilliantly summarised in one split-screen shot.[imgtoken data:1]<blockquote>I drew inspiration from Renaissance art for the party and Baroque art for the fighting.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</blockquote>"I wanted to create something that highlighted the utter absurdity of the TikTok era we live in; where e-boys with millions of followers go through sudden, intensive, almost monk-like, boxing training preparing to fight one another," says Emmerson.&nbsp;"I wanted to juxtapose the hedonistic (the party) with the cathartic (the fighting). Stylistically I drew inspiration from Renaissance art for the party and Baroque art for the fighting. No one does mass compositions better than the Renaissance painters and no one plays with shadows better the Baroque painters (specifically Caravaggio).""The split screen composition was directly inspired by Frans Francken the Younger’s 1633 painting Mankind's Eternal Dilemma, The Choice Between Virtue and Vice&nbsp;&nbsp;which depicts heaven, hell and earth in one epic cross-section. It all came together to form what I hope is one overwhelming sensory overload - capturing what it’s like to drift through a party feeling totally dissociated from one’s own surroundings."

United States

Sarah Molano

Joe Grey Adams

Oriol Ramis

Jai Durban

Alba Miquel Trillo

Tom Emmerson

EM Films

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Jordi Estapé

Carles Paune

Paco Martin

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Roger Milian

Pau Garcia

Arnau Gracia

Andrea Casanovas Corral

Dan Levy

Rascal Post

Spirit View

Col3trane 'Logan Paul' by Tom Emmerson

Col3trane-'Logan-Paul'-by-Tom-Emmerson

Anuk Rohde directs a&nbsp;death-defying promo for iconic rockers Def Leppard.&nbsp;The video for Kick centres on&nbsp;a Wall Of Death carnival show, intercut between bikers' stunt driving and the group performing in the centre&nbsp;of the cylindrical structure.&nbsp;A cast of eccentric characters make up the supporting crowd - who watch on and celebrate the high octane event - and&nbsp;a series of portrait vignettes&nbsp;outside of the venue showcases the distinctive styling and makeup.&nbsp;The cinematography jumps between a grimy, shabby&nbsp;aesthetic and slow shutter black and white setups, which adds a textural, raw vibe to the&nbsp;concept.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2][imgtoken data:3]

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Jason Dully

Max Carrington

Ellie Bond

Leana Ardeleanu

Jan Gleisberg

Marina Starke

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Def Leppard 'Kick' by Anuk Rohde

Def Leppard - Kick (Official Music Video)

Milo Blake's takes Obangjayar into an Afropop direction,&nbsp;with a noir twist, in the video for the pulsating Tinko Tinko (Don't Play Me For a Fool).Obongjayar is working a nightshift&nbsp;at tech company OB Dream Corp&nbsp;-&nbsp;no relation to a certain repping agency - and while on a break he switches on a distinctly old-school desktop and finds a viral video that becomes his portal into a twisted mirror image of his own world.In this alternate dimension, Obangjayar is transformed into a pop artist, performing the song, and accompanied in the same office by dancers. As the views skyrocket on the viral video, it plays on how&nbsp;technology and viral trends consume our lives. Eventually the lines between the digital and real world become completely blurred - and the hardware itself takes on a organic quality.It's an intriguing showcase for the artist aka Steven Umoh, which shows how he represents an exciting new take on Afropop and Afrobeat&nbsp;- and also shows Milo Blake's also moving into exciting new territory as a video director.[imgtoken data:1]

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Ella Lucia

Milo Blake

Jordi Estapé

Mouthpiece

Spindle

Theo Lalic

Greg Probert

Peter Bishop

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Mike Linforth

Liam Reardon

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Myles Bevan

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Afrobeat

Obongjayar 'Tinko Tinko (Don't Play Me For A Fool)' by Milo Blake

Obongjayar - Tinko Tinko (Don't Play Me for a Fool)

Saorla Houston directs a poignant performance promo for Camden Cox.&nbsp;The video for Over opens with dark, contemplative&nbsp;cinematography, as the camera follows a pensive Camden on a journey through her house. She is searching&nbsp;for space to be alone, but she keeps coming into contact with her boyfriend.When she eventually finds a space to herself, we enter a lighter fantasy world with ethereal lighting and more elaborate art direction and styling. Camden's performance changes in these scenes -&nbsp;she is able to express herself freely, revealed through a high-energy performance direct to camera.Transcending the darkness of her present situation to a brighter, optimistic future, we see the artist transition in real time, taking the first step on a journey to realign her life. It's a beautiful message reflected in a fresh, unique way.&nbsp;"This song is about Camden's relationship breaking down in lockdown with someone she was living with at the time," says Houston. "For the video I wanted to capture the darkness and feeling of claustrophobia in still sharing physical space with someone you shouldn't be with."

Saorla Houston

Homevideo

Sue King

Beatriz Sastre

Robert Stanton

Ross Dixon

Richard Scott

Yasmina Kurunis

Adele Cany

Shukeel Murtaza

Wendy Turner

Scarlett Bovingdon

White House Post

Daniel Millar

Sony Music

Camden Cox 'Over' by Saorla Houston

Camden-Cox-'Over'-by-Saorla-Houston

Jordan Rossi returns with a candy-coated performance promo for Sophie Ellis-Bextor and The Feeling.Incorporating footage from blockbuster feature&nbsp;Everyone's Talking About Jamie - the movie version of the musical co-written by The Feeling's Dan Gillespie Sells -&nbsp;Rossi soaks the video in&nbsp;his signature colourful aesthetic, building the concept around vibrant performance vignettes.&nbsp;Since the video went live, Jordan has hosted a number of talks on diversity and LGBTQ+ representation, calling for greater inclusion and action from the industry as LGBTQ&nbsp;hate crimes continue to rise within the UK."I was so thrilled when the brief came over as I was such a fan of the musical," says Rossi.&nbsp;"And then getting to collaborate with artists such as Sophie Ellis-Bextor, who I've always greatly admired, and The Feeling, who are continual hitmakers, was an absolute dream."It was a fantastic shoot day with great energy on set. Luke [Scully, the DoP] really nailed the look and feel harkening back to those old smoky club nights. Also congratulations have to go to Sophie whose recent 24 Hour Danceathon raised over one million pounds for Children In Need. She's amazing."

Jordan Rossi

Tonic

Beth Montague

Luke Scully

Tamara Cincik

Liz Taw

Louise Constad

Tommy Hill

Whitehouse Post

Emily Jeffery

Krishan Parmar

Sophie Ellis-Bextor & The Feeling 'While You're Still Young' by Jordan Rossi

Sophie-Ellis-bextor-&-The-Feeling-'While-You're-Still-Young'-by-Jordan-Rossi

Henry Oliver blurs the line between our online and offline worlds, in this&nbsp;radiant promo for Michael Aldag.&nbsp;The video for Ghosted explores the role&nbsp;technology plays in our everyday lives, seamlessly blending studio setups with mobile phone footage.&nbsp;Playful and effortlessly charming, it's another knockout performance from the rising artist, with an equally mesmerising visual from Oliver.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

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Liam Morgan

Adam Fox

Dan Howe

Rebecca Seager

Marisa Garner Associates

Marisa Garner

3 Beat Recordings

Michael Aldag 'Ghosted' by Henry Oliver

Michael-Aldag-'Ghosted'-by-Henry-Oliver

Elderbrook's cinematic track Broken Mirror&nbsp;becomes the vehicle for an authentic story, showcasing the issues facing many Queer people in 2021, helmed by director/photographer&nbsp;Jordan Rossi in collaboration with&nbsp; multi-disciplinary artist and creator Darkwah.Rossi's film follows a day in the life of a Queer performer played by Darkwah, and the reality of their experience, including the aggressions and microaggressions that impact personal safety and mental health.&nbsp;Together with a gut-wrenching sequence where Darkwah is cornered by a homophobic mob, there is also a focus upon the&nbsp;little stuff - small acts where their personal space is invaded, whether its being stared at and photographed in a cornershop, having their hair touched, or being touched inappropriately - that really resonates.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]Darwah delivers a charismatic performance which allows moments of happiness, as well as ranges of pain and anguish, and ultimately shows a strength of character, in a spoken-word sequence towards the end, which displays their inner resolve and dignity. Rossi brings this all together superbly well, in a video which features terrific cinematography from DoP Charlie Knight.On the project Darkwah has said:&nbsp;“As soon as I saw the treatment, I knew I wanted to be a part of this project," says Darkwah.&nbsp;"It’s all of the things I’ve experienced many times over. It’s so important that aggressions and micro-aggressions are spoken about outside of the LGBTQIA+ community. We know these things. We experience them - sometimes at the hands of those in our community but more so by those outside of it."Having these occurrences shown at this level in conjunction with an artist like Elderbrook, I hope will not only generate more conversation but result in change for the better as people check the ways in which they interact with performers, Queer performers and Queer people. I’m incredibly grateful to have been part of this project. I’m super excited for the change it will start to incite.”[imgtoken data:2]Jordan Rossi adds: “With Queer culture moving into the mainstream you’d think this would be a great time for Queer liberation but actually it’s far from it. More than ever before, we’re put into a box and forced to try and make our Queerness palatable for so many audiences. As a LGBTQ+ working director and photographer, I’m still excluded from so many conversations and projects which is why it’s a privilege to have the opportunity to craft this narrative and film."A big expression of gratitude goes to Elderbrook, his team and the record label who have let us tell this story freely and authentically, whilst supporting us at every step of the process.”The support from Elderbrook and Parlophone marks the start of a number of LGBTQIA+ activations that support the community. These include an Instagram Live session on Elderbrook's Instagram platform, featuring Jordan Rossi and Darkwah talking about the video, on Monday October 25th at 6pm (BST).

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Elderbrook 'Broken Mirror' by Jordan Rossi

Elderbrook - Broken Mirror (Official Music Video)

Milo Blake directs a thrilling video for prxz's Child In Red.&nbsp;Infused with a dystopian, mythical narrative and a striking monochromatic colour palette, the visual explores a struggle between digital oppression and the natural world, and features knockout performances from its young cast, notably the lead girl - playing the Child In Red.&nbsp;Emotionally charged and thrilling in its execution, the nightmarish vision is a new high for Blake and team.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

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