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Katya Bourvis

Brock Neal Roberts's new video for Sam Fender - his second for the South Shields singer-songwriter, after last year's&nbsp;MVA-nominated&nbsp;video for&nbsp;Seventeen Going Under - elevates an everyday story of teenage friendship&nbsp;with a clever visual device.&nbsp;In the video for Getting Started, we see four friends work their way down their tower block, picking each other up on the way as they prepare to head for a night out. And each stage is mainly presented as a three dimensional photo, the camera tracking through the boys as they are caught static,&nbsp;in the moment.[imgtoken data:1]Brock has mainly used&nbsp;in-camera effects to create this sense of hyperreality, with the young actors freezing their bodies in a physical way&nbsp;rather than achieving the effect in post-production - identical twins were used to play the same characters, to bring the complex blocking to life.&nbsp; Imaginative art direction assists to make this work, such as the spray of a deodorant can and smoke from a cigarette created with cotton wool.Sam Fender's performance&nbsp;is the final piece of the jigsaw, walking through the same night-time streets, the unseen narrator of the boys' lives. In the Director's Cut we are featuring here, he is slightly more incidental to the action than&nbsp;in the official release. Ultimately, it is a charming and positive representation of youth and young male friendship.[imgtoken data:2]

United Kingdom

Louis Simonon

Bardha Krasniqi

Holly MacDonald

Brock Neal Roberts

Manoela Chaibai

George Telfer

OB Management

Agile Films

Semera Khan

Vini Curtis

Precious Mahaga

Sana Khan

Smera Kumar

Elle Lotherington

Nick Teulon

Barney Batchelor

Chris Starkey

Kiloh Falby Clark

Ed Cooper

Assembly Rooms

Richard Fearon

Bruce Langfield

Black Kite Studios

Polydor

Digital Orchard

Rock

Sam Fender 'Getting Started' (Director's Cut) by Brock Neal Roberts

Sam-Fender-'Getting-Started-(dc)'-by-Brock-Neal-Roberts

Lawrence Pumfrey creates an intriguing and witty dance piece for Minneapolis-born, London-based singer/songwriter Morly.Choreographed by Katya Bourvis - and inspired by Pina Bausch - Pumfrey places Morly among an unlikely troupe of dancers in an English village hall, and makes her the focal point for an eccentric display of character and movement.Captured in three takes, with&nbsp;the camera panning and zooming from one position in the centre of the room, Pumphrey&nbsp;makes the most of the self-imposed limitations,&nbsp;giving&nbsp;full rein to his cast of dancing drama queens. The statuesque Morly seems a little nonplussed to be in the midst of this group, but determined to play along...[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Lawrence Pumfrey

Peter Jarrett

Ruaraid Achilleos

Raf Rakoczy

Jane Bourvis

Olivia Cochrane

Sophie Park

Caroline Morin

Wash

Sweat Entertainment/cascine

Rosie Sykes

Noble Daughters

Singer-songwriter

Morly 'Dance To You' by Lawrence Pumfrey

Morly - Dance to You (Official Video)

A goofy hippy - played by Premium Leisure's Chris Barker&nbsp;- sets out on a bizarre adventure, in Lawrence Pumfrey's charmingly surreal video for Ready For Forever.&nbsp;Traversing a strange,&nbsp;autumnal sort of desert&nbsp;- actually extremely&nbsp;soggy chalk pits&nbsp;in Cambridgeshire - this loveable&nbsp;character sets up a shrine and uses some very questionable voodoo to summon three bizarre dancers... and it only gets weirder from there.&nbsp;Radiating a charming and offbeat vibe, the concept doesn't take itself too seriously, instead revelling in the bizarre nature of life and all of its wonders.&nbsp;

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