Director of Photography

Jeremy Valender

Trinity Ellis directs a mesmerising promo for Shygirl's latest track.&nbsp;Opening with an extended instrumental, we see Shygirl - real name&nbsp;Blane Muise - sitting on a platform in front of a projection screen, which loops lo-fi, candid footage of the artist.&nbsp;Diving into ethereal performance setups, the hypnotic aesthetic is achieved through striking VFX and glossy cinematography, whilst the glamorous styling and art direction elevates the fashion-forward style of the concept.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Trinity Ellis

Lauren Mills

CEBE Studio

Claire Burman

Joey Barlow

Mark Gee

Kairo Jones

Connor Adams

Sarah Asmail

Nell Kalonji

Virginie Pinto Moreira

Porsche Poon

Amy Dang

Megan Lee

Electric Theatre Collective

Ysabel King

Because Music

Alt-Pop

Shygirl 'Cleo' by Trinity Ellis

Shygirl-'Cleo'-by-Trinity-Ellis

MØ takes on the formidable Globe of Death on her motorbike, before being catapulted into a new idyllic world in Joanna Nordahl's dazzling video for Live to Survive.Nordahl uses a combination of spectacular action, portraiture and fiery VFX to create a visual metaphor for the sentiment behind the song that marks the&nbsp;return of the artist otherwise known as&nbsp;Karen Marie Ørsted.In the first part of this breathless video we get the all-action MØ, as two bikes revolve around inside the enclosed Globe of Death. Then she is transported to the countryside by a beautiful lake, having come through the other side of her extraordinary challenge.&nbsp;MØ says of Live to Survive: “I hope you’ll dance to it feeling empowered in yourself, with all your vulnerability, strength, beauty, and flaws, and remember that life is a constant dance of ups and downs.”[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Joanna Nordahl

Meghan Wilcox

NEW LAND

Trine Pillay

Ali Copland

Mike Linforth

Saskia Dixie

Peter Riches

Elena Muntoni

Lee Trigg

Benjamin David

Andreas Arvidsson

Julia Rossetti

Copenhagen Visual

Charlotte Vystavel

Kat Cattaneo

Sony Music

Mathias Gilay

Sarah Pearson

Beau Pritchard James

MØ 'Live To Survive' by Joanna Nordahl

MØ-'Live-To-Survive'-by-Joanna-Nordahl

Jordan Hemingway directs a very creepy short film for The Horrors' new single Lout.&nbsp;Starring <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/global/2019/oct/27/makeup-artist-isamaya-ffrench-is-taking-beauty-to-new-levels-of-creativity" target="_blank">acclaimed makeup artist&nbsp;Isamaya Ffrench</a>, the short but sweet concept depicts Ffrench's transformation&nbsp;into a convulsing, undead state, reminiscent of zombie film 28 Days Later.&nbsp;Presented without any kind of narrative or structure, the video is a taste of what to expect from the upcoming EP, and a rather fascinating piece of standalone content.And there are echoes of Chris Cunningham's 2006&nbsp;video for the band's <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qqo3yR109wE" target="_blank">Sheena Is A Parasite</a>, featuring Samantha Morton undergoing a similarly terrifying transformation.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Jordan Hemingway

Ella Girardot

Academy Films

Maurizio Von Trapp

Helio Ribiero

Louis Simonon

Nick Royal

Shiori Takahashi

Isamaya Frrench

Louis Hvejsel Bork

John O’Riordan

Pundersons Gardens

Rock

The Horrors 'Lout' by Jordan Hemingway

The-Horrors--'Lout-'-by-Jordan-Hemingway

Tash Tung delivers a brilliantly styled and art directed confection for new girl on the block Josie Man.For her track Baby Pink &amp; Blue, the director&nbsp;gives the singer the most colourful of starts, but makes it far more rich and sophisticated that the title suggests.This fashion-forward fantasy might be the most outright pop thing that Tash Tung has done so far in music video, and it looks like a terrific move.

Tash Tung

Eleri Evans

Blink

Laura Northover

Harry Hardwick

Mahalia John

Peter Bishop

Afra Zamara

Soki Mak

Maya Man

Samuel Marr

The Quarry

Elena Argiros

Jake Whitehouse

Josie Man 'Baby Pink & Blue' by Tash Tung

Josie-Man--'Baby-Pink-&amp;-Blue-'-by-Tash-Tung

Fiona Jane Burgess directs a minimal sensory dance film for TD_Nasty.Burgess explores vulnerability in this clip by forcing her subject to dance without sight - relying only on touch to improvise a dance routine in unfamiliar territory. The result is an eerie, voyeuristic look at the adaptation of the senses. Burgess puts us directly in the room with her by keeping the video to a single, unbroken take. As uncomfortable as it is beautiful to watch.

Fiona Jane Burgess

Daniel D'armas

John O'Riordan

Naomi Weijand

Gang Fatale

TD_Nasty (ft. Clara La San) 'Where U Wanna Be' by Fiona Jane Burgess

Td_nasty-'Where-U-Wanna-Be-(ft.-Clara-La-San)'-by-Fiona-Jane-Burgess

Cherise Payne and Låpsley pay homage to the Berlin drag scene in this glamorous performance clip with a twist.We watch on as Berlin drag queen Shiaz Legs gets ready for a performance - lipsyncing to Låpsley&#39;s track both on and off stage. We see some gorgeous mirror shots and a methodical make-up regimen before making our way into the club proper. A strong performance (though you&#39;d expect no less) and great looking video that stays true to its inspiration.

Cherise Payne

Isla Gordon Crozier

Pg Commercial

Jochen Keller

Karina Genis

Maarten Alexander Hokke

Flaura Atkinson

Faith Millin

XL Recordings

Minni Von Podewils

Låpsley 'Operator' (DJ Koze Radio Edit) by Cherise Payne

Låpsley-'Operartor-(dj-Koze-Radio-Edit)'-by-Cherise-Payne

Director Hammy&nbsp;teams up with Feed Me &amp; Nina Nesbitt to create this surreal infomercial-inspired video.There&#39;s something quite surreal about a regular, straight-faced infomercial at the best of times. Somebody waxing lyrical about expensive candles or getting downright evangelical about a&nbsp;power juicer is compelling viewing in its own right. So when Hammy takes the format and uses it to sell rave gear, well things get pretty odd pretty quickly.Feed Me&#39;s little green mascot is on hand to help demo the products with Nina Nesbitt, which turns into a sicky and repetitive lo-fi nightmare. The bizarre video testimonials from satisfied customers really help to sell the whole performance too.

Hammy

Melissa Giles

1stavemachine

Callum Harrison

Aaron Z. Willson

Spike Morris

Grzegorz Krzeszowiec

Sylvie Macmillan

Sian O'donnell

Lauren Reynolds

Anais Cossa

Able London

OB Management

Amy Wheatley

Sotto Voce

Dance

Feed Me ft. Nina Nesbitt 'What It Feels Like' by Hammy

Feed-Me-Ft.-Nina-Nesbitt-'What-It-Feels-Like'-by-Hammy

The video for Låpsley&#39;s&nbsp;Love Is Blind&nbsp;addresses the way in which mental illness can be a barrier to human relationships and communication. It&#39;s also about the feeling of emptiness that comes when you&#39;ve tried everything to keep a relationship together, but you have reached the point of exhaustion. Cherise Payne worked closely with Låpsley who came up with the idea for the video.

Natalia Guarin

Madeleine Morlet

Jack Exton

Amelia Hazlerigg

Grzegorz Krzeszowiex

Sally Finnigan

Francesca Turner

Emma Osborne, Camila Fernand

Jasper Verhorevoort

Kayode Akinyemi

Låpsley, Fred Fergus, Emma Breschi, Ellie James, Pearl Read, Stephen Chase, Elise Guy

Phil Lee

East London Studios

Låpsley 'Love Is Blind' by Cherise Payne

Låpsley-'Love-Is-Blind'-by-Cherise-Payne

Cherise Payne and Laura Marling have co-directed on this video for&nbsp;I Feel Your Love, entirely focussed on a mesmerising&nbsp;performance from the&nbsp;singer.The simple yet powerful one-shot piece (shot by Jeremy Valender) invites the viewer&nbsp;into the core of a&nbsp;gutsy, manic and visceral&nbsp;rock n&#39; roll performance, as Marling&nbsp;opens up on a tempestuous relationship; on loving someone and&nbsp;the need&nbsp;to be loved back.&nbsp;

Laura Marling

Michael Kinsella-Perks

Rory Harborne

Alessio Campo

Benny Casey

Tom Hobson

Alannah Byrne

Agile Films

Folk

Laura Marling 'I Feel Your Love' by Cherise Payne & Laura Marling

Laura-Marling-'I-Feel-Your-Love-(director's-Cut)'-by-Cherise-Payne-&-Laura-Marling

The lovely&nbsp;idea firing Federico Urdaneta&#39;s video for Cheatahs&#39; Controller is the deeply intellectual conversation between two young schoolgirl friends as they do normal early-teenage stuff. It&#39;s&nbsp;a philosophical&nbsp;discussion on&nbsp;the meaning of life, and likelihood of the afterlife, delivered via subtitles in well-rounded phrases,&nbsp;as they ponder gravestones, and play video games and the disco dance machine at the local amusement arcade.&nbsp;&nbsp;And it&#39;s a conceit, that 12 year old girls think brilliantly about big issues of life and death, that is almost possible to believe.&nbsp;It would never work with boys.

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