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Jeremy Sullivan

Frank Borin and Ivanna Borin team up as directors to launch the next phase of stardom for Zayn Malik, as the&nbsp;video for Love Like This ups the ante on danger and romance - with the help of actress Grace Dumdaw.His first solo release since 2021 sees the artist add UK garage beats to his audio armoury, and the husband-and-wife UnderWonder Content founders have responded with a kinetic and dynamic visual for the track, with Zayn&nbsp;as an impossibly handsome, supercool motorbiker in a near future city.Zayn encounters Dumdaw with her gang in a brutalist downtown environment, takes her for a trip on his bike and then to an apartment block where their budding romance takes them ever-higher.&nbsp;The VFX and 'Luma AI' capture sequences add another level of otherworldliness to a video where Zayn burnishes his bad-boy image - and his lovability.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]&nbsp;

United States

Susan Linss

Zoe Costello

Ivanna Borin

Frank Borin

Hart Represents

UnderWonder Content

Maz Makhani

Kevin Mcmahon

Rachel Polycarpe

Anna Kurihara

Mah Ferraz

Cut+Run

Joseph Bicknell

Frender Chan

Max Colt

Roma Onufriychuk

Grace Dumdaw

Company 3

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Nicole O'Connell at Hart Represents

Zayn Malik 'Love Like This' by Frank Borin & Ivanna Borin

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Russian director Lado Kvataniya directs a next-level promo for Cardi B, featuring Kanye West and Lil Durk.&nbsp;Boasting an elevated sci-fi inspired concept, seamless visual effects and futuristic styling, the video which brings together three of the most talked about artists in the industry today.&nbsp;From the performances to the VFX through to the colour grade, everything here is glossy and cinematic, and a lot of fun to watch.

Lado Kvataniya

Brien Justiniano

2001 Films

Vinnie Hobbs

Hip Hop

Cardi B ft Kanye West & Lil Durk 'Hot Shit' by Lado Kvataniya

Cardi-B-'Hot-Shit-Feat.-Kanye-West-&-Lil-Durk'-by-Lado-Kvataniya

Bruno Mars's sweet soul project with Anderson .Paak and Silk Sonic hits it out of the park first time out with this brilliantly slick video, co-directed by Mars and Florent Dechard.It's framed as a studio performance of the song - but it's really a choreographed performance in the manner of a vocal singing group from 60s or 70s.It also manages to have it both ways in being rather tongue-in-cheek, but also precision-tooled to make you go all fuzzy and gooey inside. The reaction of&nbsp;the girls on the other side of the glass in the studio is entirely justified.&nbsp;

Bruno Mars

Florent Dechard

Atlantic Records

Bruno Mars, Anderson .Paak, Silk Sonic 'Leave The Door Open' by Bruno Mars & Florent Dechard

Bruno Mars, Anderson .Paak, Silk Sonic - Leave the Door Open [Official Video]

Shawn Mendes and Zedd replay the roles of Bill Murray and Scarlett Johanssen&nbsp;in Jay Martin&#39;s faithful tribute to&nbsp;Lost In Translation for Lost In Japan.

Jay Martin

Hound

Missy Galanida

Kristen Loftin

Joe Osborne

Kai Saul

Undefined

Matt Taylor

Alberto Alonso

David King

Angela Solouki

Melissa Rogers

Missy Galanida, Isaac Rice

Marisa Garner Associates

Tommy Labuda

Yolande Geralds

Shawn Mendes, Zedd 'Lost In Japan' by Jay Martin

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Bruno Mars delivers this affectionate tribute to groundbreaking early 90s US TV comedy sketch&nbsp;show <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Living_Color" target="_blank">In Living Color</a>, with Cardi B &ndash; who has something of the fresh feistiness of those female hip hop stars&nbsp;from the olden days of rap.

Santiago Gonzales

Jacquelyn London

Phil Tayag

Marshall Plante

Ntropic

Phil Botti

Bruno Mars ft. Cardi B 'Finesse' (remix) by Bruno Mars

Bruno Mars - Finesse (Remix) [Feat. Cardi B] [Official Video]

Bruno Mars keeps it simple but utterly captivating for the video for That&rsquo;s What I Like, directed by Jonathan Lia and Mars: he commands the screen from start to finish, with some hand-drawn animations relating to the lyrics adding the only flourishes to the natural Mars charisma and fancy footwork.There is another element that gives Bruno&#39;s dancing a special kinetic quality. Lia filmed him performing to the audio track played at half it&#39;s normal speed - so the single take video was nearly eight minutes long.&nbsp;Then Lia played back the footage at 200% that speed to achieve a delightfully surreal effect.&nbsp;.Yes, it&#39;s the same effect as Garth Jennings used in Vampire Weekend&#39;s A Punk video all those years ago, and it turns out it also works very well with a bone fide pop showman like Mars. And, according to Jonathan Lia,&nbsp;it all came about by accident.&nbsp;&ldquo;It was originally written as a completely different concept,&quot; he says. &quot;We held a test shoot in LA, and weren&rsquo;t getting what we wanted. So we turned off all the lights except one and he just danced; it was magical and we immediately knew that was the video.&rdquo;The literal approach to the choreography allowed Lia and Mars to map out a few of the animations prior to filming, however purposely left some frames unplanned to see what would best support the visuals in post. The team at GenPop in Los Angeles expertly handled the scope of animation work.&ldquo;This was very much a true co-direction,&rdquo; says Lia. &ldquo;Bruno is one of the most humble yet invested artists I&rsquo;ve ever had the pleasure to work with. Despite his hectic schedule, he was involved every single step of the way. This video was very much a vehicle to just let Bruno be Bruno &ndash; you don&rsquo;t need anything else.&rdquo;

Jonathan Lia

Good Company

Santiago Gonzalez

Philippe Tayag

GenPop

Lock It In

Bruno Mars 'That's What I Like' by Jonathan Lia and Bruno Mars

Bruno Mars - That’s What I Like [Official Video]

After the runaway success of Uptown Funk,&nbsp;Cameron Duddy and Bruno Mars team up once again for 24k Magic - and where better to than in America&#39;s playground?&nbsp;Going to Vegas, together with&nbsp;an excitable entourage and crashing as many parties as possible, Duddy and Mars here make a cool, slick boast video where they can seemingly get away with anything they like.&nbsp;

Cameron Duddy

Amy Murphy Anderson

Jesse Sternbaum

John Woodward

Denis Bosnjakovic

Alex Delgado

Kaycee Kuna

Chantal Perry

Jonathan Seti

Isaac Rice

Pop, R&B

Bruno Mars '24k Magic' by Cameron Duddy

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Jennifer Lopez sticks it to The Man - and in passing, the patriarchy&nbsp;- in her uproarious&nbsp;50&#39;s throwback video for Ain&#39;t Your Mama, directed&nbsp;by Cameron Duddy.Employing second-wave feminist movement&nbsp;character tropes, the singer plays&nbsp;the newsanchor, the housewife, the secretary and an industrial line worker -&nbsp;&nbsp;each&nbsp;of them fierce, each of them&nbsp;Mad as Hell.It all starts when newsanchor J-Lo - underappreciated and taken for granted by her partner&nbsp;- has had&nbsp;enough. On the air, she&nbsp;galvanises the masses with her slogan &#39;I ain&#39;t your mama&#39;&nbsp;and inspiring&nbsp;all the housewives and working women&nbsp;to rise up, &nbsp;give &#39;em hell,&nbsp;organise through social media&nbsp;- and dance.The result is pretty much everything her legion of fans could want from J-Lo production: a&nbsp;stomping beat, plenty of Mad Men and Working Girl costumes, and boots so high they lock into her belt!

Hound Content

Michael Lawrence

George Nessis

Shawn Kim

Chris Slany

Matt Sumney

David Blue Thompson

Rob Zangaradi

Chris Appleton

Mary Phillips

Sam Lecca

Epic Records

Jennifer Lopez 'Aint Your Mama' by Cameron Duddy

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Cameron Duddy and co-director&nbsp;Bruno Mars follow up the mammoth Uptown Funk with&nbsp;this lovely video for Mark Ronson&#39;s even-more-funky&nbsp;Feel Right, set at a high school talent show, presented by Florence Henderson (of The Brady Bunch fame).But the real star is a wickedly&nbsp;charismatic young boy who performs the song to a very tough crowd, and absolutely kills it. The win over everyone, including&nbsp;Mark Ronson, Mystikal and Bruno Mars themselves, playing the judges of the talent show, giving him the&nbsp;much deserved spread of straight&nbsp;10s. Top-notch entertainment.&nbsp;

Mark Ronson ft. Mystikal 'Feel Right' by Cameron Duddy & Bruno Mars

Mark Ronson - Feel Right ft. Mystikal

Cameron Duddy and Bruno Mars harness the party atmosphere perfectly in Mark Ronson and Mr Mars&#39; tune Uptown Funk with this fun and tongue-in-cheek romp.Duddy and Mars recreate a New York street on a studio backlot in Los Angeles&nbsp;and powered by some cool choreography, the promo sees the pop duo and their friends - looking sharp throughout -&nbsp;party right in the street ending up with a sweaty club performance...

David Naylor, Missy Galanida

Alex Comery

Crille Forsberg

Derek Edwards

Jimmy Scott

Jace Ford

Madeline Weeks, Ingrid Allen

Phil Tayag, Joshua Jose

Sony Music

Mark Ronson ft Bruno Mars 'Uptown Funk' by Cameron Duddy & Bruno Mars

Mark Ronson - Uptown Funk ft. Bruno Mars

Having collaborated on numerous occasions before - including&nbsp;the videos for The Lazy Song,&nbsp;Locked Out of Heaven&nbsp;and&nbsp;Treasure &ndash;&nbsp;Cameron Duddy and Bruno Mars team&nbsp;up once again,&nbsp;and&nbsp;invite&nbsp;you to a very raunchy night out at stripclub &#39;La Jungla&#39; in the promo for Mr Mars&#39; new single Gorilla.Freida Pinto of Slumdog Millionaire&nbsp;fame&nbsp;plays the new, hottest&nbsp;dancer at the club, who gets it on with Bruno. And with&nbsp;the explicit nature of the lyrics, it&#39;s not surprising we get to see a lot of Ms Pinto&#39;s amazing body...And Cameron talks about the making of his latest Bruno video &ndash; and graciously explains it was Bruno&#39;s idea to cast the previously squeaky Freida as bad-girl stripper Isabella &ndash;&nbsp;on <a href="http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1715771/bruno-mars-gorilla-video-director.jhtml" target="_blank">MTV News</a>.

BLVD Industries

Craig Bernard

Jason Valen

Malik Sayeed

OB Management

David Saslow

Rock

Bruno Mars 'Gorilla' by Cameron Duddy

Bruno-Mars-'Gorilla'-by-Cameron-Duddy

Amelia Lily plays host to a wild house party in Los Angeles in Travis Kopach' promo to her third single Party Over - from the album Be A Fighter (April 14).
The X Factor singer views the night's events in retrospect via her clever 'rewinding' iPhone (there's an app for that) - recalling guests in animal costumes, wild dancing, revellers jumping in the pool and all manner of drunken shenanigans...

http://www.youtube.com/watchv=Ea2R003-iSM

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Dignity and Shame

Laura Francis

Dustin Blackburn

Amelia Lily 'Party Over' by Travis Kopach

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Following a five year break, US pop rockers Matchbox Twenty return with new single She's So Mean and a Rich Lee-directed video - subject to a daily teaser campaign on Twitter pre-release.
In the promo a manic woman does her best to disrupt the band's performance - knocking over mic stands, grabbing guitars and setting the drums on fire... 

http://www.youtube.com/watchv=-8WLa6umgdw

Rich Lee

Chris Probst

Susan Silverman

Matchbox Twenty 'She's So Mean' by Rich Lee

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Director X

Don Davis

Kemal Harris

Justin Bieber 'Boyfriend' by Director X

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Justin-Bieber-'Boyfriend'-by-Director-X

http://www.youtube.com/watchv=GwTXwJg6_VE&amp;ob=av2e Brett Simon's promo for Snow Patrol is a humourous take on the performance video with actor Jack Davenport in the singer's role and Boston Legal actress Tara Summers is excellent as the '1st AD'.
Gary Lightbody (Snow Patrol frontman) doesn't take himself too seriously either...

Brett Simon

Scott Metcalf

Simon Thirlaway

David Fitzp

Arielle Antoine

Carrie Sutton

Snow Patrol 'Called Out In The Dark' by Brett Simon

Snow-Patrol-'Called-Out-In-The-Dark'-by-Brett-Simon

Daughtry, the 5-piece rock band from North Carolina fronted by, ahem, American Idol finalist Chris Daughtry, team up with Christopher Sims for new single September from their second album Leave This Town. 
The polished, well-made performance promo for the rousing Nickelback-esque ballad was shot in an empty theatre (to emphasise the autumnal lyric) nicely lit and shot by DP Jessica Young.

Watch: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=CvYJQv8EZHY" target="_blank">Youtube Video</a>

Christopher Sims

Jessica Young

Alexander Pacion

Beau Lyon

Nicholas Robespierre

Daughtry’s September by Christopher Sims

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Jay-Z's fifth single from The Blueprint 3 brings Sam Brown back to promos - he's now usually occupied making ads - to make a compelling, bold and beautiful take on the hip-hop video.Packed with stunning imagery, and intriguing characters, it's essentially a series of seemingly disconnected portraits and setpieces. And the video has been the subject of a huge amount of web conjecture, based around its apparently references to Freemasonry and the Illuminati.If anything this is Sam making a point of putting some of the dyed-in-the-wool conventions of the hip-hop video aside, and moving on - his take on the theme of the song.It's his best for a long time - with a brilliant edit by Amanda James.Sam Brown on making the video for Jay-Z's On To The Next One"I was very much into things that capture the music but don't exactly relate to each other. I think that's a more interesting way of working. At this stage, I'm not interested in a conventional narrative or doing a straight performance video."The imagery is quite unusual, and people have read things into it. I didn't realize that there have been all these stupid rumours of Jay-Z being in some occult sect. I had no idea."It was the sound itself that got me into the dark stuff. The song has a harsh repetitive sample, the first time I heard it I thought it was like a song going backwards - like the ones that get interpreted as demonic messages. The song sounds so oppressive and that's what I wanted - something dark, oppressive and brutal."The song is about progress, about not getting stuck doing the same thing, and hip-hop can be oddly conservative, with conventions that are very rarely broken. Jay-Z has been more openminded, looking outside hip-hop for inspiration. So the video is really about being a funeral for clichéd rap imagery."You have to destroy one thing in order to create another. Before you can bring in something new. Did Jay-Z get that Well, he gave me the brief, and I showed him a lot of images, but didn't really get to explain my thinking. He really let me get on with it."We shot at Coyote Studios in LA for two days with two cameras. No big sets or complicated lighting. The 4:3 format is a reaction to that as well. The characters don't do much and, like the clown-type guy, have a pent-up brooding presence - again, the track is like that. The fluid seeping into objects is like a whitewashing of things, before you can start again."We did get the car from Jaguar - I'm pretty new to the world of product placement. But it's the fifth video off the album and the budget was relatively tiny. And it was part of it for me: I'm going to get this and I'm going to destroy it."When you get a big opportunity like this, then why not push it a bit And people were receptive. Jay-Z loved the edit, and only really wanted one thing changed. Amanda [James at Final Cut] absolutely killed it. I told her I wanted it to be brutal and she nailed it. I didn't really want anything to happen in it - people don't do much. But what they do, Amanda captured it."

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