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Will Young continues to push boundaries in his music videos with this new one for&nbsp;Thank You directed by Nick Bartleet, who orchestrates Will through a group of interesting characters within the visually stunning setting of&nbsp;Porchester Baths&nbsp;in West London.The drama of the piece, and emotions in Will&#39;s relationships with the men of various ages in the steam room,&nbsp;is acted out through choreography. And if the &#39;thank you&#39; message seems at odds with the obvious pain at the heart of the song, the video delivers a proper verbal wallop at the end. Everyone should stick around to see that.&nbsp;Will Young has already commented on the video, saying:&nbsp;&ldquo;I am so very pleased with this video for Thank You. Nick has captured beautifully the emotion of the song and encapsulated an individual narrative to create a music video unlike any other I&rsquo;ve done before.&rdquo;

Nick Bartleet

Phoebe Lloyd

Kode

Nathan Killham

Tim Sidell

Joseph Mastrangelo

Reina Hiraiwa

Sam Alberg

Sarah Jenneson

Susan Hildebrandt

David Stevens

The Assembly Rooms

Duncan Russell

Glassworks

Carrie Sutton

Tamara Brooks

Olivier Casamayou

Patricia Alonso-Paniagua

Susan Kempster

Will Young 'Thank You' by Nick Bartleet

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Shot in the Cranleigh and Dunsfold areas of Surrey - Eric Clapton&#39;s manor - Joseph Toman delivers this touching promo for the legendary guitarist&#39;s new single Call Me The Breeze - a tribute to Clapton&#39;s hero JJ Cale.With on-screen dialogue and intercut with vintage JJ Cale footage, the promo boasts a co-starring role for British actor Dexter Fletcher who features as Clapton&#39;s driver.

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Joseph Toman

Beth Montague

HSI London

Harvey Ascott

Rosalind Laughame

Tony C Miller

Jeff Vine

Mark Adcock

Tom North

Danny Hayward

Natasha Lawes

Chesney Jefferson

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Kathy Angstadt

Eric Clapton 'Call Me The Breeze' by Joseph Toman

Will Young has fun down at the supermarket in this Dan Sully-directed promo for his next single I Just Want A Lover.
Will whiles away the hours on the check-out dreaming of a star turn on 'Strictly Come Tesco' with a glittery shopping trolley. Every little helps...

Dan Sully

Love Promos

Paul McKee

Tamara Harel

Scott Williams

Nick Allsop

Lee Parfit

Anna Rhodes

Lorena Randi

Simone Grattarola

Mike O'Keefe/Lisa Foo

Will Young 'I Just Want A Lover' by Dan Sully

Matt Cardle gives a spirited performance amongst the flares and smoke bombs in Sean de Sparengo's promo for Starlight, with London's Docklands acting as the pretty backdrop...

Sean De Sparengo

Scott Clark

Steve Annis

Ed Butcher

Claudie Wass

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Matt Cardle 'Starlight' by Sean de Sparengo

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Taken from her fourth album Straight To The Heart (released next month), the popdisco of Bittersweet is accompanied by this stylish Chris Sweeney promo - high on glamour with lots of paint, confetti, slow-mo and long-limbed dancers. 

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Chris Sweeney

Colonel Blimp

Rachel Rumbold

Ross McLennen

Lou Corcoran

Ellie Lines

David Leighton/BPM Productions

Lisa Laud

Final Cut

James Bamford

Munky

Ross Anderson

The Mill

Joce Hockings

Gary Brown

Sophie Ellis Bextor’s Bittersweet by Chris Sweeney

Depeche Mode covered by The Saturdays might be a hard pill to swallow, even if it is for Comic Relief. But this will sweeten the pill considerably: a very well executed take on the classic 1940s pin-up style by Harvey Bertram-Brown and his team.
And as Harvey point out below, the look is quite timely. What's more, the Saturday girls wear that austerity- chic lingerie at least as well as Katy whatsherface. And you can always turn the volume down.

Harvey Bertram-Brown on making the video for The Saturdays' Just Can't Get Enough
"Taking influence from artists like Gil Evgren and Alberto Vargos, I set about creating the ultimate pin up video for Comic Relief. Traditionally the pin up girl was a symbol of hope, a moral boost to the boys away from home and an antidote to the depression of the 1930's and 40's. Her glowing skin and perfect airbrushed form were deliberately designed to lift the spirits and make us smile. So, with five beautiful girls and a song designed to bring 'comic relief' and raise money at the brink of our recession, it felt like the perfect fit.
"The video was great fun to make. The challenge was to keep it "cheesecake", light and provocative without getting too sexy. The styling and the attitude had to be just right and we spent hours in front of the mirror together practicing poses. Every time we struck a wrong pose one of us would shout out "hoochy" (or other quotes from America's Next Top Model and Project Runway!)
"The girls are wonderful to work with and a lot of the good humour on set was kept in the video - Rochelle falling off her chair, Vanessa banging her head as well as the pranks the crew pulled on Una and Frankie by chucking popcorn at them or bombarding them with red noses.
"The art direction and styling were kept firmly in a strict colour palette, but the look really came together in the TK. We made the colours even more flattened and painterly, and then finished the look off with sharpened highly contrasted black tones.
"The final look was to make the images to feel printed on Calendars, and each image is even signed by each of the girls in homage to the original pin up artists of the time."

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