Director of Photography

Justyn Moro

Tim Mattia directs the&nbsp;emotionally-charged promo for Bishop Briggs' High Water.&nbsp;The one-shot video is a stripped-back, intimate display of emotion, dedicated to Briggs' sister Kate, who died of cancer in 2021.&nbsp;Shot in black and white by Mattia's regular collaborator Justyn Moro, with the artist isolated against a desolate backdrop, the video is an absorbing and heartbreaking experience to watch, and feels like a true baring of the soul.&nbsp;The trust between the artist and director - who have previously worked together on videos for&nbsp;<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/08/01/bishop-briggs-champion-tattooed-my-heart-tim-mattia/60070">Champion&nbsp; and&nbsp;Tattooed On My Heart</a> - is very apparent, and the unflinching performance is both a dedication to Kate's memory and a brave&nbsp;catharsis.A truly stunning collaboration between Briggs and Mattia, which will go down as one of the very best&nbsp;of its kind.&nbsp;

United States

Tim Mattia

Brendan Garrett

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Bucket Pictures

Ionel Diaconescu

Octavio Estrada

Jen Kennedy

Lalim Edit

Andrea Raffaela

Julian Clark

Bishop Briggs 'High Water' by Tim Mattia

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Tim Mattia directs an introspective promo for&nbsp;Australian singer-songwriter Dean Lewis.&nbsp;The slick promo is darkly cinematic, formed of a series of vignettes which explore self-reflection and the artist's sense of self&nbsp;- and partly with him in an angry&nbsp;face-off with his own alter-ego.&nbsp;&nbsp;Lewis's charismatic performance anchors the concept, whilst the cinematography strikes a perfect balance between glossy and gritty. The overall aesthetic feels contemporary and timeless, a trademark of Mattia's cinematic style.&nbsp;

Wesley Stebbins-Perry

Tiny Terror Productions

Jennifer Rothlein-ansell

Kayla Fantozzi

Mike Hart

Ck Cates

Lane Fernandez

Justin Hughes

Tommy Labuda

Universal Music Australia

Dean Lewis 'Looks Like Me' by Tim Mattia

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Joe Connor and Tim Mattia collaborate over the pond, in the video&nbsp;for&nbsp;Rag 'n' Bone Man &amp; P!nk's collab on Anywhere Away From Here.Working together to create a seamless production, the UK section of the video was shot in&nbsp;The Duke Of York’s Theatre in the West End, where nature has overtaken every inch of the space, with plants growing from the stalls and wild animals stalking the stage.&nbsp;For the US section, seasoned industry vets P!nk and Mattia create&nbsp;magic in an understated yet affecting way, bringing a remarkable dynamism and presence to the project.&nbsp;It's a great collaboration, anchored by top-notch performances and picture perfect cinematography, from Patrick Meller in London, and Justin Moro in the US. And&nbsp;Joe Connor explains that the origins of his idea for the video came a long time ago.&nbsp;"I wrote in a journal once that I wanted to plant a real cornfield in a theatre when I was training at Royal Central School London," he reveals. "And we managed to do it. It's mad how things manifest years later."&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Joe Connor

Fred Bonham Carter

Just Fred

Alexa Haywood

Billy Payne

Patrick Meller

John Clarke

Marty Moore

Iain Whitewright

Tenthree Editing

George Kyriacou @ Black Kite

B.art.vfx Studio

Dan Millar

Sony Music

Cinedyne Films

Andrew Rawson

Natasha Jenkins

Rag'n'Bone Man & P!nk 'Anywhere Away From Here' by Joe Connor & Tim Mattia

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Tim Mattia continues his collaboration with LANY, with the intimate promo for Nobody Else.&nbsp;Shot in one take with a striking black and white aesthetic, the camera slowly wraps around lead singer Paul Klein, revealing the setup is&nbsp;isolated out in the desert, with stunning backdrops extending as far as the eye can see.&nbsp;It's a beautifully introspective concept, cutting back any extraneous ideas to focus purely on performance and emotion... and it's bloody brilliant.&nbsp;

Jack Winter

Angela Hodgson

Claire Stubbs @ Mouthpiece

Indie pop

LANY 'Nobody Else' by Tim Mattia

Lany-'Nobody-Else'-by-Tim-Mattia

Tim Mattia explores isolation in his latest video for Sasha Sloan.&nbsp;Like his previous video for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/08/24/sasha-sloan-lie-tim-mattia/66182" target="_blank">Lie</a>, this one for Is It Just Me? taps into the sense of dislocation that pervades modern life - but this time Sasha Sloan is the sole occupant of what appears to be a research installation in a hostile environment.&nbsp;We see her going about her daily chores on the base, reflecting&nbsp;on her current situation, and obsessing over a spacesuit that hangs on her wall. She grows plants, works out and sleeps in a series of interconnected rooms, contained in an environment that is functional but uninspired.&nbsp;As she gains the courage to suit up and step outside, we find that Sloan isn't on another world, but on Earth. The sun still shines, even though you cannot breathe the air...It's impossible not to draw lines between our current situation and the narrative in this video, and it's a unique and refreshing perspective of the times we live in. Tim Mattia's frequent collaborator and DoP&nbsp;Justyn Moro captures a sense of unease through vivid red lighting and heavy contrast, whilst the stillness of the camera suggests that things might not be quite as far gone as we think.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Jennifer Ansell

Neil Dearman

Sasha Sloan 'Is It Just Me?' by Tim Mattia

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A woman longs for connection through various virtual personas, in Tim Mattia's absorbing video for Sasha Sloan.&nbsp;In Lie, Sloan&nbsp;is rejected, unable to get a word or glance out of her real partner. So she heads online to different online chatrooms, and&nbsp;hides her true identity in favour of a custom-built character for different scenarios: a high school student one second, a gay man the next, whatever suits the conversation she is having. Furthermore, the people who she is connecting with are similarly not what they seem.&nbsp;Surprisingly poignant and emotionally affecting, the themes of isolation and the lack of purpose in our lives unfold beautifully, showing the characters on either side of the connection working out their own personal issues, finding solace in a make believe world.&nbsp;Tim Mattia's frequent collaborator DoP&nbsp;Justyn Moro uses the limited space available in each room to great effect, using practical lights to break up the darkness and shadow, whilst keeping a brooding and enigmatic atmosphere.&nbsp;

Joel Robertson

Sasha Sloan 'Lie' by Tim Mattia

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Tim Mattia continues his collaboration with Los Angeles based group LANY, with the video for You!&nbsp;Shot during sunset in the middle of the desert, the visual is pure performance with unabashed energy to boot.&nbsp;Beautifully shot by Justyn Moro, the minimalist props and art direction help keep the focus on the music and performance, whilst the forward-thinking fashion adds an edge that separates it from similar videos in the genre.&nbsp;

Angie Shupe Thompson

Travis Babcock

Marshall Plante

Seth Huston

Alternative Rock

LANY 'You' by Tim Mattia

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Tim Mattia directs a love letter to family and friends, in his latest video for LANY.&nbsp;If This Is The Last Time reflects on our relationships with our closest loved ones, the monochromatic visual is an introspective and cinematic journey, featuring real members of the band's family.&nbsp;Interwoven with striking performance shots, the concept runs parallel to the track's lyrics, and builds upon the narrative themes promised in upcoming album Mama's Boy.&nbsp;This is Mattia's second visual this year for LANY, following the brilliant <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/05/20/lany-good-guys-tim-mattia/64886#:~:text=Tim%20Mattia%20directs%20a%20pared,and%20a%20moment%20for%20introspection.">Good Guys</a>, released&nbsp;in May.&nbsp;

LANY 'If This Is The Last Time' by Tim Mattia

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Two teen runaways escape their troubled childhood in Tim Mattia's video for Sam Hunt's Young Once.&nbsp;Traversing derelict backroads and expansive stretches of countryside, the pair fight to survive each day whilst making the most of their newfound freedom.&nbsp;DoP Justyn Moro utilises natural daylight and handheld camerawork to give the project an authentic feel. Getting up close in the action, the camera matches the frenetic, spontaneous movements of the couple, to give a sense of both adventure and fear of the unknown.&nbsp;A blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo from Sam Hunt in the café scene is an unintrusive addition, with the focus of the story staying on the teens and the promise of a new life.&nbsp;

London Alley

Brandon Bonfiglio

Luga Podesta

Andrew Lerios

Country

country pop

Sam Hunt 'Young Once' by Tim Mattia

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Rock's king of darkness proves he can pivot and do something more akin to The Man In Black in Tim Mattia's video for God's Gonna Cut You Down.&nbsp;Following on from Manson's announcement earlier this year that he was to make an album more "Southern" in tone and heavily autobiographical in nature, this is a first look at the new material.&nbsp;Shot in monochrome, and featuring a typically offbeat and weird performance from Manson, the video contains various references to religious iconography, blurring the line between reality and the spiritual world. Tim Mattia's exceptional craft helps Manson transition to a place far outside of his usual comfort zone, by keeping strands of his iconic style in with the new elements.&nbsp;Another cracking cover version from Manson, who doesn't seem to be abandoning his shapeshifting ways anytime soon. And that's a very good thing indeed.&nbsp;

Matt Sokoler

Gracie Heart

Olio Creative

OB Management

Rock

Marilyn Manson 'God's Gonna Cut You Down' by Tim Mattia 

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Bishop Briggs is a shaved-head warrior in a cinematic revenge story over two videos&nbsp;by Tim Mattia.The first video for Champion&nbsp;introduces Briggs in the middle of the desert, performing as her body rattles with anger. Driving up to a bar, she takes an armoured case from the trunk, and charges towards the venue. Immediately met by a couple of thugs, Bishop takes them out with the case, hardly batting an eyelid. She's on a mission, and she's royally pissed off.&nbsp;We are shown glimpses of a wedding, where Briggs is left at the aisle, in a striking homage to Kill Bill. The narrative hints at a variety of wrongdoing, but more importantly, we get to see the vengeful aftermath, culminating in a showdown between Briggs and her ex-beau in the bar.The narrative of&nbsp;Tattooed On My Heart&nbsp;delves further into the backstory, and replaces the frenetic fight scenes with emotional vignettes. We see Briggs and her fiancé&nbsp;in love, getting matching tattoos, and eventually ready to marry in a remote church. We are also shown Briggs returning to the church, with the mystery item she retrieved in the first video...Both&nbsp;beautifully shot by Justyn Moro, making great use of the abundant natural light and dusty colour palettes of the location, TIm Mattia has cemented his position as one of the pre-eminent music video directors working today with this impressive double-video project that complement each other impressively.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[vidtoken data:0]&nbsp;&nbsp;

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