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Lewis Arnold

Lewis Arnold&#39;s video for&nbsp;Wookie&#39;s&nbsp;Higher, echoes Shane Meadows&#39;&nbsp;This Is England&nbsp;with this story of a&nbsp;young Asian boy in a Midlands town,&nbsp;who becomes involved with his local punk scene.Lewis gets good performances from his young cast, and this looks great, with&nbsp;a rich, high-contrast colour look achieved by DoP Alfie Biddle, and colourist&nbsp;Matthew Osborne.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Lawrence Mason

Claire McGonigal

Alfie Biddle

Rokkit

Luke Harcourt

Suraj Sharma

Jamila Wingett

Matt Osborne

Manchu Records

Tom Birmingham

Lewis Rungay

Ben Burton

Tom Wade

Sascha Bajac

Joseph Crone

Jane Mcbennett

The Mill

Sam Sharma

Urban, Pop

Wookie Ft Zak Abel 'Higher' by Lewis Arnold

Remi Weekes, one half of directing team Tell No One, has directed this video for New Zealand duo Broods which is a very atmospheric, and very damp, ghost story.A man mysteriously emerges from a lake to return to a caravan in the nearby woods, and is reunited with his astonished loved one. The sense that something is seriously amiss&nbsp;increases throughout, especially as&nbsp;water issues from him like an increasingly broken tap. And then&nbsp;so does everything around him...A very spooky story, superbly shot by DoP Patrick Meller - and&nbsp;Remi created the entirely&nbsp;convincing water effects, and sound design,&nbsp;himself.

Remi Weekes

Good Egg

John Hassay

Angelica Polonczyk

Patrick Meller

Mikey Hollywood

Candy Alderson

Nathan Matthews

Ross Hallard

Richard Fearon

Polydor

Marisa Garner Associates

Semera Khan

Broods 'Never Gonna Change' by Remi Weekes

Showcasing the acting talents of young Joe Evans, Lewis Arnold - now signed to Rokkit -&nbsp;delivers this charming seaside caper to partner for Scouting For Girls&#39; next single Millionaire.An adolescent boy does some&nbsp;manning-up, in order to attract the attention of an older&nbsp;girl.&nbsp;But to no avail - until he unveils his body-popping skills...

Sonya Sier

Mary Calderwood

Tom Knight

OB Management

Cara Hickson

Holly Harding

Jake Scott

Martin Kelly

Ahmet Husseyin

Erin Currie

Tristan Hefele

Sandra Cormack

James Stones

Ed Cheeseman

Joe Evans

Robyn Ferguson

Christina Anderson

Ross Laird

Ben Nugent

Scouting For Girls 'Millionaire' by Lewis Arnold

Scouting For Girls – Millionaire

Having stormed the charts a few years back&nbsp;with a classic cover version of Kate Bush&#39;s Hounds of Love,&nbsp;naturally they&nbsp;returned to their roots and covered...er...The Black Eyed Peas - in complete accopella taken from their 2012 album &#39;Rant&#39;.Stepping into the directors chair for this Radar-commissioned short film - unofficial, but inspired by the music - is Lewis Arnold. &nbsp;Lewis has built quite a profile with previous Radar-commissioned videos and his independent short films - and he having just graduated from the National Film &amp; Television School, and with his grad film screening at this year&#39;s&nbsp;Edinburgh Film Festival, he has just signed with Rokkit.&nbsp;And this gripping,&nbsp;sinister film takes a &#39;stalker eye view&#39; to the gym-going suburbian population.&nbsp;

Louise Malin

Jack Wilkinson

Charlie Goodger

Sophie Weeks

Corey Webb

James Taylor

Peter Warnock

Jack Jones

Radar Music Videos

The Futureheads 'Meet Me Halfway' by Lewis Arnold 

Meet Me Halfway

A dark, dramatic video for Sub Focus ft. Alex Clare&rsquo;s Endorphins by Rohan Blair-Mangat, set in a dystopian not-too-distant future where music is outlawed and people have to consume it illegally. And that&rsquo;s keeping the heavily-armed anti-music squad very busy&hellip;

Rohan Blair-Mangat

Louis Spanswick

Nicholas Stevenson

Phil Penfold

Lyle Lindgren

Ollie Tiong

Adam Pang

Anna Wild

Jade Lajer

Leo King

Julia Frost

Mercury Records

Subfocus ft. Alex Clare ‘Endorphins’ by Rohan Blair-Mangat

There&rsquo;s been more than a few tenpin bowling videos in the past, but none of them have managed to put quite the, er, spin on proceedings as Sam Pilling does for Two Door Cinema Club&rsquo;s Handshake.
Starting with a wild-eyed individual using a butcher&rsquo;s chopper to ominous effect, we soon discover the purpose of his work: he needs the head of TDCC frontman Alex Trimble (and those of bandmates Kevin and Sam) for his big upcoming bowling contest &ndash; they are the bowling balls.
What follows does to some extent owe a debt to the other great Nineties film featuring tenpin bowling that isn&rsquo;t The Big Lebowski &ndash; we&rsquo;re talking Kingpin, of course. First off, Sam has pulled together a great cast of bug-eyed weirdos &ndash; mainly Ian Virgo and Martin Hancock as the rival bowlers &ndash; who turn the dial to 11.
And then there&rsquo;s the added ridiculousness of the band as bowling balls which keeps getting better, as the trio are subjected to a variety of indignities &ndash; right down the final glorious throw. The VFX work by Tim Keeling is excellent &ndash; Sam explains below how they achieved the rolling heads FX &ndash; and that &lsquo;lick&rsquo; shot at the end is priceless&hellip;
Sam Pilling on the making of the video for Two Door Cinema Club&rsquo;s Handshake
&ldquo;I was really excited to make this idea so thank you to the band, their management and Kitsune for really believing in the project!
&ldquo;The real challenge was working out how the hell we were physically going to make the heads roll. Tim (the VFX supervisor) and I worked closely together trying to find the best way of achieving all the different VFX shots.
&ldquo;We had some great advice from some VFX specialists, but its always easier said than done and putting the theory into practice proved to be a problem &ndash; one which ended at midnight, the evening before the shoot with pieces of polystyrene littered all over the floor, foam stuffing ripped out of the office sofas and Tim wrapped in a entire 60m roll of bubble wrap, then almost passing out!
&ldquo;The shoot itself was great fun with a lot of laughs, despite trying to squeeze a 70+ shot list into one day! This was really a testament to the great team of people we worked with so thank you to all involved! You know who you are!!! It was an absolute pleasure working with such talented actors. Ian &amp; Martin completely nailed it and made the stressful experience just that bit easier!
&ldquo;A massive thanks to the band for being so up for it on the day. They had just played a gig in Brussels the night before, then travelled over night to get to London in time for the shoot. I&rsquo;m sure the last thing they wanted to be doing was rolling along a hard wooden floor with a cushion stuffed down their backs!
&ldquo;Everything weird that I asked them to do, they did with a smile! Yes, Alex did lick the bowling pin and Kevin was actually dragged along with his head in the gutter! As for Sam, he just got away with a stern talking to and Ian&rsquo;s fingers rammed down his throat!&rdquo;
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Kitsuné

Sam Pilling

Pulse Films

Stacy Vaughan

Lucile Weigel

Ben Todd

Ellie Johnson

Tim Keeling

Denny Cooper

David Lieb

Tim Gibson

Alice Wigley

Charles Johnston Robinson

Mike Linforth

Chris Belcher

Andy McBrearty

Adam Bell

Christian Hayes

Mark Morley

Georgina Napier

Sean Sweeney

Ore Okonedo

Joceline Gabriel

Ian Virgo

Martin Hancock

CJ Hassay

Indie

Two Door Cinema Club ‘Handshake’ by Sam Pilling

Two Door Cinema Club - Handshake

Oliver Murray brings a little of the UK&#39;s colder months to the visuals of singer-songwriter Lewis Watson in an atmospheric performance promo. Beginning in an autumnal room flourishing with ambient lighting effects it transitions into the winter wilds, with Oliver obviously taking advantage of the snowfall in Britain this year.

Oliver Murray

David Procter

Tom Turley

Annette Remler

Nicholas M. Stevenson

Bob Freeman

Carl Rock, Baz Sells, Joss Haynes

Annie Perri

Jordi Bares @ Realise

Luke Morrison @ The Mill'

Lewis Watson 'Into The Wild' by Oliver Murray

Bringing new meaning to the term 'elevator music', Jesse John Jenkins shoots The Vaccines riding a lift where they manage to not only perform catchy new song Teenage Icon with all their equipment, they also transform into teen-friendly female and/or androgynous versions of themselves in a parallel universe-cum-lift.
Following his signing to Partizan and coming hot on the heels of his lovely video for The Vaccines' <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/2012/06/15/the-vaccines-no-hope-jesse-john-jenkins-now-signed-partizan/" target="_blank">No Hope</a>, Jesse coaxes a spirited (if somewhat claustrophobic) performance out of the West London fourpiece - and their gorgeous counterparts. 
The opening and closing sequences were shot in the municipal magnificence of Wandsworth Town Hall, and the performances at Malcolm Ryan Studios. Good stuff.

Jesse John Jenkins

Partizan Darkroom

Adam Smith

Claire Stubbs

Trevor Forrest

Bex Croft Atkins

Stitch Editing

Luke Morrison @ The Mill

Pete @ Nice Biscuits

Max Windows

The Vaccines 'Teenage Icon' by Jesse John Jenkins

Elisha Smith-Leverock's visually appealing Dadaist promo for Esser's Enmity was shot over one day (on 9 rolls of 16mm) echoing the stark nature of the soundtrack to good effect. 
"The work of Hans Richter was a big source of inspiration for this video," explains Elisha. "There is something very rhythmical and entrancing about his films, which I feel is mirrored in Esser's music. 
"I also like the naivety and simplicity of the techniques, the rhythmical jump-cuts and the impact of repeated images. Ryan Boucher, the editor, did an amazing job at taking these types of editing techniques and making them feel fresh and new."

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Elisha Smith

Magni Agustsson

Joe Wright

Rob Gilmore

Chris Rus

Johnny Colly

Andrew Littlefair

Freya Danson

Adam Winder

Ryan Boucher

Steve & Pauline @ Island Studio's, M

Jamie Louden

Esser 'Enmity' by Elisha Smith-Leverock

Wizard-Sleeve’s-Get-Down-Tonight-by-Thomas-Goldser

Esser-'Enmity'-by-Elisha-Smith-Leverock

Now represented by Crossroads Films for music videos - via Las Bandas - Johny Mourgue delivers this exciting and dynamic promo for dubstep producer Joker.
Shot over 3 days in North London and featuring a blistering performance from Buggsy, Johny captures a snapshot from the lives of a group and how they are individually affected by a world 'where scores are settled in a tragic and all too familiar way'. View the longer cut of the promo below.

Johny Mourgue

Sam Care

Ralph Messer and Ben Peacock

Ben Canny

Monica Rubio

Enrico Poli

Las Bandas Be Brave

Jen Herrera

Joker ft Buggsy 'Lost' by Johny Mourgue

Joker-ft-Buggsy-'Lost'-by-Johny-Mourgue

http://www.youtube.com/watchv=V3GQX0v81w4&amp;feature=youtu.be Skin looking her usual dynamite self in Peter Szewczyk's promo for Skunk Anansie's Talk Too Much, shot nearly a year ago but now finally getting a release.
Szewczyk has sinced moved on to directing shorts for the BBC film network.

Peter Szewczyk

Tom Berendsen

Stamp Films

James Wright @ tenthree

Daniel Bredgaard @ Bacon

Light + M

Paul McKee

Skunk Anansie 'Talk Too Much' by Peter Szewczyk

Skunk-Anansie-'Talk-Too-Much'-by-Peter-Szewczyk

Relative newcomer Patrick Killingbeck (this is only his second promo) translates the moody and haunting synthpop of Delilah's Go with this atmospheric video filming the singer on a late night walkabout in the City of London...

Neil Cray

Stamp

Ben New

Amber Little

Anna Gibson

Delilah 'Go' by Patrick Killingbeck

Ryan Hope injects some raunchy, splashy choreography with rubber-suited dancers in his slick, glamour shoot for The Saturdays promo to new single All Fired Up.

Ryan Hope

Jerry Reeve

Celena Hancock

Nick Peters

Frank Strachan

The Saturdays 'All Fired Up' by Ryan Hope

Jordan Bahat

Brian Fawcett

Andy Littlefair

Emma Lamp

Grouplove 'Tongue Tied' by Jordan Bahat

Punk trio Templeton Pek called upon the services of directing duo Arnold&amp;Barber to make a full-blown promo to accompany their unusual half-minute single 30 Seconds Too Far.
"The aim of the single is to chart and be the shortest song ever to chart with a professional music video" explains the band's singer Neal Mitchell. "It's a demonstration that you don't have to have the usual 3 minute 30 verse/bridge/chorus dynamic the mainstream music industry dictates, to gain airplay and position ourselves awkwardly along mainstream artists".
With all proceeds from the single going to the Teenage Cancer Trust, the promo - an energetic performance romp punctuated by flying sparks - was filmed at Creation Skatepark and does what it says on the tin...

Arnold&Barber

Ed Moore

Chris Keenan

Templeton Pek’s 30 Seconds Too Far by Arnold&Barber

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