Production Manager

Kat Cattaneo

Following the brilliant promo for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2023/05/09/mette-mamas-eyes-camille-summers-valli/81447">Mama's Eyes</a>&nbsp;earlier this year, Camille Summers-Valli&nbsp;and METTE reunite for an equally riveting follow-up for Van Gogh - this time demonstrating the dancer-turned-singer's on-screen charisma through a series of jaw-dropping transformations.The visual sees METTE embody a cast of eccentric characters, from a beaten businessman through to a vintage movie star - and the whole spectrum in between. And as with Mama's Eyes, the edit plays a crucial part in the video, with editor Vid Price match-cutting different versions of METTE to gain the maximum visual impact of her changes from one character to another.Featuring a quirky clash of character acting, offbeat styling and&nbsp;completely absorbing performance,&nbsp;it's impossible to tear your eyes away from.&nbsp;

United States

Camille Summers-Valli

Laure Salgon

Léa Villain-Barachet

Yasmina Chambenoit

Calvitjr

Jake Scott

Benoist Buttin

Flora Huddart

Lisa Michalik

Vid Price

Trim Editing

Mikey Pehanich

METTE 'Van Gogh' by Camille Summers-Valli

METTE - VAN GOGH (Official Video)

KC Locke shoots some high-energy car sequences for the latest Calvin Harris and Sam Smith video.&nbsp;The action-packed visuals for Desire boast some amazing action-car sequences, with death-defying stunts and a sprinkling of narrative to tie them together.&nbsp;"Having directed a lot of high-speed car shoots, it was a pleasure to bring Calvin's vision to life, jumping into the world of high-speed car drifting culture in the UK," says KC Locke.

KC Locke

A Just Fred Production

Marisa Garner Associates

Mike O'Keefe

Lewis Nicholson

Callen Green

Jamil Shaukat

Jonathan Sidwell

Danny Usman

Jack Skipper

Caitlin Matthews

Hannah Sorcha

No 8 London

Alex Gregory

Calvin Harris x Sam Smith 'Desire'

Calvin Harris, Sam Smith - Desire (Official Video)

&nbsp;Jay Green takes us away from the dancefloor and into the nightclub toilets in his innovative&nbsp;promo for EYK.The video for Paper Aeroplanes was shot completely on an iPhone, giving&nbsp;Green the chance to capture some unusual angles and provide the foundation images for some intriguing&nbsp;VFX trickery.&nbsp;VFX artist Zach Beech took the&nbsp;3D scanned environments (NeRFs) captured on set&nbsp;and built them in Unreal Engine, to allow Green and the creative team the opportunity to move around the location&nbsp;in unique ways that would be near impossible - not to mention time consuming - if done on set.&nbsp;Overall, the resulting video is a hypnotic fever dream, that feels contemporary and euphoric, much like the accompanying music track.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Jay Green

COMPULSORY

Kiran Mandla

Lee Fairweather

James Robertson

Sergio Jaen

Antonia Reed

Electronic

Everyone You Know 'Paper Aeroplanes' by Jay Green

Everyone You Know - Paper Aeroplanes (Official Video)

Eyelar is stuck in a loop of jealous comparison, in Thomas Davis' fantastic&nbsp;promo for Obsessed With Your Ex.&nbsp;In a handful of slick yet grimy vignettes, we see Eyelar stalking her boyfriend's ex over the internet, in her imagination and in a hauntingly surreal support group setting.&nbsp;Injected with Davis' keen eye for edgy pop aesthetics, the video is a rip-roaring good time with a brilliant central performance and a captivating dreamworld environment... and the ending will leave viewers questioning just how far Eyelar will go to keep her boyfriend's eyes solely on her.[imgtoken data:1]

Suzie Walsh

Thomas Davis

Rowan Mackintosh King

Las Bandas Be Brave

Common People Films

Jonny Boomer

Luke C Harper

Ramy Dance

Maddy Williams

Tom Patrick Coley

Dan Huntley

Sam Harding

Lea Aubigne

Rose Moya

Laura Chadwick

Maya Man

Eric Glez

Jonny Tully

CHEAT

Sony Music

Eyelar 'Obsessed With Your Ex' by Thomas Davis

Eyelar-'Obsessed-With-Your-Ex'-by-Thomas-Davis

Oli Sykes battles through the Hospital from Hell, in this&nbsp;breathtaking and blooddrenched video&nbsp;for Bring me The Horison - directed by Sykes and Jensen Noen.&nbsp;This “shocking, medical inspired gorefest" for new BMTH track Lost is full-throttle visual assault,&nbsp;and hugely entertaining from start to finish. After waking up with his brain on full-display, we see Sykes go on a super-violent rampage,&nbsp;taking out anyone who stands in his way on his quest for freedom.&nbsp;Boasting a menagerie of gory set pieces, the video also incorporates choreography and narrative elements, creating a pastel-hued nightmare of epic proportions.&nbsp;Elevated by a mixture of VFX and practical blood effects, it's an unabashed bloodbath which wears its horror influences on its sleeve. &nbsp;"This is such an important milestone for me personally to get to work with the artist who I have been a fan of since 2009," says Jensen Noen. "The band grew, evolved, and changed before my very eyes throughout my life and was always one of the few bands in the world beyond respected by me for pushing the boundaries of heavy music and consistently creating something new and unique."Having the opportunity to get to know and work with Oli Sykes and witnessing how he cares about every detail, his perfectionism, and his creativity was truly inspiring. I'm super grateful for not only the opportunity to work together but for a chance to try something new and step out of my creative 'comfort zone'."&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2][imgtoken data:3]&nbsp;

Eric Finn Hersey

Elias Martinez

Orchid Taylor

Jensen Noen

Ruth Devereaux

Ashley Haines

Phoenix Vaughn

UnderWonder Content

Blesscode

Arthur Grigoryan

Justin Jones

Frank Borin

Tiffany Wexler

Zoe Hazlett

Gabby Skalak

Olga Tarnovetska

Oli Sykes

Matt Osborne

Company 3

Tilt Vfx

Tomash Kuzmytskyi

Alex Verenchyck

Ivanna Borin

Alternative

Bring Me The Horizon 'LosT' by Jensen Noen

Bring-Me-The-Horizon-'Lost-'-by-Jensen-Noen

Camille Summers-Valli directs a fascinating promo for METTE.&nbsp;Chronicling the origin story behind Mette’s emergence as a performer, musician, and dancer, the video for Mama's Eyes intercuts visually striking performance shots with&nbsp;culturally referential footage of growth, mothering, justice, and celebration, growing increasingly more personal as the concept continues.&nbsp;Running counter to stereotypical imagery of mothering, Summers-Valli matches Mette’s choreography and lyrics by splicing in old Hollywood dance films, wild animals, and an array of protests.A complete&nbsp;tour de force&nbsp;of music video creativity, which is utterly captivating and absorbing, and a reminder of the expansive power of the format.&nbsp;It's executed to perfection across every element, but a special shoutout also needs to be made for the cut - editor&nbsp;Vid Price at Trim has done a remarkable job.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]

Tatyana Alexandra

Alex Cronan

Antoine Brusco

Daisy Rylance

Art Practice

Laurent Brisse

Maximilian Pittner

James Guy

Julien Manunta

Robin Chabas

Arthur Dilouya

Nicolas Turchet

Camille Garbarini

Calvit Hodge

Melissa Rouille

Rebecca Wordingham

METTE 'Mama's Eyes' by Camille Summers-Valli  

Mette-'Mama's-Eyes-'-by-Camille-Summers-valli--

Kassandra Powell directs a gorgeous promo for breakthrough artist Talia Mar.Riffing off&nbsp;the idea of&nbsp;toxic love, Powell brings to life three&nbsp;different beauty setups using bold art direction, gorgeous styling and sensual movement direction.Balancing a Y2K monochromatic colour palette in the opening with hyper-vibrant concepts later in the visual, the video takes a multifaceted, inspired approach to represent the different sides of Mar's brand and personality.&nbsp;Anchored by an alluring performance and confident direction, it's another hit for Powell and the CAMP team.&nbsp;

Sarah Asmail

Olivia Lockwood

Zack Tate

Kassandra Powell

Aidan Brooks

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

CAMP 

Vini Curtis

Conor Chalk

Francesca Woods

Daragh Mccann

Josh Jacob

Seb Joly

Fabio Olgiati

Josh Ighodaro

Alicia Dobson

Caitlin Jones

Sam Marr

Alexandre Nerzic

RCA Records

Talia Mar 'Self Portrait' by Kassandra Powell

Talia-Mar-'Self-Portrait'-by-Kassandra-Powell

Taz Tron Delix directs the ethereal promo for Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding's collab on Miracle.&nbsp;The otherworldly video is inspired by the&nbsp;Nineties-style&nbsp;trance elements in the track, exploring&nbsp;a futuristic clash of desert landscapes, anachronistic styling and mysterious movement, revitalising and contemporising the transcendent aesthetics that were born out of the original movement.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]The video cuts between Ellie wearing a jewelry filled tiara and leather outfit with the look of a powerful Queen on an elevated platform surrounded by what appears to be worshippers in sleek beige suits and balaclavas. The track progresses they march in a strong manner, break-out dancing and wave their hands towards Ellie in a worshiping stance.We then witness different groups of people embracing one another mostly in masks, helmets faces covered, buried in sand, twisting through colourful smoke creating a mysterious tone.Blending a whole host of unusual elements into an oneiric experience, it really is a visual feat that demands your full attention, and elevates the track to a whole new artistic plane.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:2]

Taz Tron Delix

Joseph J Goldman

Chris Toumazou

Paul O'Reilly

No.8

Zoe Gunn

Steve Wingrove

Harry Wheeler

Elizabeth El Kadhi

Phil Heron

Matt Allsop

Lisa Laudat

Anastasia Stylianou

Celia Arias

Shani Mushington

Charlie Morris

Jonny Vieco

Calvin Harris x Ellie Goulding 'Miracle' by Taz Tron Delix 

Calvin Harris, Ellie Goulding - Miracle (Official Video)

Chris Fowles directs an innovative and intriguing promo for singer-songwriter Henry Moodie, combining normal screen shape and vertical video in one clever concept.&nbsp;For Drunk Text, Fowles has Moodie sitting in the front seat on the upper deck of a bus during two different journeys -&nbsp;a day in April, and a night in November - captured from the same camera position. Meanwhile, behind him, a series of interconnected stories unfold among a number passengers who are also on both journeys.The regular 16:9 screen is also divided into three sections, which enables Fowles to use split-screen to cut between journeys, and emphasise the small dramas and interactions between the characters. And Moodie always remains in the central section of the 'triptych', performing the heartfelt Drunk Text."The concept was designed specifically for new video mediums like TikTok," Fowles confirms. "We wanted to experiment with using the format itself to tell the story."So when viewed vertically, you’ll only see the main performance. But when viewed with the widescreen you reveal all the stories and context."In&nbsp;doing so, Fowles has been entirely successful.&nbsp; There is a real complexity to the soap opera unfolding behing Moodie that makes it worth watching again. But in the&nbsp;dovetailing of both narrative and&nbsp;conceptual ideas it also makes a real contribution&nbsp;in addressing the issue of competing video formats.

Chris Fowles

Alex White

Jealous Films

Jeff Celis

Jack Maddison

John Mouratis

Samuel Barnham

Ni Ferreira

Sony Music Uk

Singer-songwriter

Henry Moodie 'Drunk Text' by Chris Fowles

Henry-Moodie-'Drunk-Text'-by-Chris-Fowles

The full spectrum of human emotion is on display in a small photobooth, in&nbsp;Sayna Fardaraghi's evocative promo for Tom Grennan.&nbsp;The video for Grennan's Here sees the pop star as a DIY handyman, fixing and sorting out an aging photobooth, as a variety of different characters enter and exit, each with their own stories and purpose.[imgtoken data:1]There are romantic couples, friends, strangers, self-conscious prom queens, robbers...&nbsp;each taking centre stage in their own stylised vignettes.&nbsp;With energy and emotion packed into the concept - all tied together by several quickfire montages of still images, which expand upon the characters - this is an impressive&nbsp;debut pop video by Sayna Fardaraghi, who recently signed to Forever.[imgtoken data:2]"I've always wanted to create an intimate connection between complete strangers through shared memories, moments and experiences," says&nbsp;Fardaraghi. "A&nbsp;photobooth became the perfect&nbsp;microcosm&nbsp;for that for me. It's something so simple yet so effective&nbsp;and hasn't been often explored cinematically.[imgtoken data:3]"The photobooth in the music video is a room that experiences the good, the vulnerable, and sometimes the bad. It's that ephemeral moment that we've all had at some point in our lives, and bringing that to the screen accompanied by Tom's incredible song, his energy and the array of featured talent has been a pleasure to work with.&nbsp;"I couldn't have asked for a better array of talent and crew to bring this to life.&nbsp;It brought so many folks together and was packed with beautiful on-camera surprises.[imgtoken data:4]"When I spoke to Tom we discussed how it should be a range of scenarios and emotions that are more&nbsp;real&nbsp;than fictional, exploring more dark moments and not just all light and frivolous. I went through the scenarios I had in mind and made sure they're&nbsp;all at some point relatable and 'real life'&nbsp;than pure fiction and otherworldly."One of my favourite parts came when discussing the development of the peak of the song with my DOP Charlie Knight. We spoke about how integral the photobooth&nbsp;flash needed&nbsp;to be, and went through a series of tests with different bulbs to find the perfect one&nbsp; - I&nbsp;mean perfect colour, brightness intensity, flash size, etc. My goodness was it so worth it!&nbsp;[imgtoken data:5]"The trickiest part was the peak of the song and aligning the images as closely as possible. If you freeze on the hands you'll find that the next frame matches it as closely as possible, but still shows a different moment frozen in time. This took a long while to perfect, but truly has paid off and is such an integral part of the music video. Big thanks to Toby Heard our editor who was a dream to work with!"

Georgia Currell

Francesca Houlder

Thomas Viney

Olivia Jessop

Isabella Dupee

Sayna Fardaraghi

Sam Katz

Forever

Ana Krkjulius

Charlie Knight

Sasha Nixon

Oscar Stewart

Niomi Collins

Sam Barnham

Jonny Iseli

Catharina Scarpellini

Hannah Knowles

Holly Tidwell

Iliana Mavroeidakou

Toby Heard

Pundersons Gardens

Megan Lee

Electric Theatre Collective

Tom Grennan 'Here' by Sayna Fardaraghi

Tom-Grennan-'Here'-by-Sayna-Fardaraghi

The best is certainly yet to come in Joel Barney's tender promo for Tom Walker.&nbsp;The black and white video for Walker's The Best Is Yet To Come is interspersed with real stories from some of his fans, shining the spotlight on their journeys and their connection to the track.&nbsp;Beautifully composed and emotionally affecting, the video is an important piece of work with an incredible message.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;"Tom posted a clip of this track on TikTok a few months back, with no intention of releasing it as a a single," Barney explains.&nbsp;"Instantly, fans connected with the song and began posting videos of themselves sharing their stories and how the song had resonated with them. We invited Tom's fans to come in and share these stories with us and how the song had connected with them and their experiences."

Joel Barney

Becky Leigh

Tom Walker 'The Best Is Yet To Come' by Joel Barney

Kat Cattaneo

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