Hair & Make-up

Lisa Laudat

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]

United Kingdom

Taz Tron Delix

Joseph J Goldman

Chris Toumazou

Kiran Mandla

Lee Fairweather

COMPULSORY

Trim Editing

Paul O'Reilly

No.8

Zoe Gunn

Steve Wingrove

Harry Wheeler

Elizabeth El Kadhi

Phil Heron

Matt Allsop

Anastasia Stylianou

Celia Arias

Shani Mushington

Alex Gregory

Charlie Morris

Kat Cattaneo

Jonny Vieco

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

Calvin Harris, Ellie Goulding - Miracle (Official Video)

Sophie Ellis-Bextor reunites with regular collaborator Sophie Muller&nbsp;for Hypnotized - and they are back on that dancefloor.Leading a group of dancers in a hypnotic haze, we see Ellis-Bextor perform under coruscating lights, with featured artist (and producer) Wuh Oh up on the decks. She leads the dancers&nbsp;- presumably in a reference to her very successful 'kitchen disco' lockdown videos - who grow mysteriously larger in number.[imgtoken data:1]It has all the trademarks of a Sophie Muller video - strong performance, bright spotlights, a naturalistic colour palette,&nbsp;and melodrama - with an added disco flair - and an edit that expertly builds the emotion around a strong, simple concept. Esteemed cinematographer Robbie Ryan brings his talents to this one too.&nbsp;The ending, as the dancers grow into an army behind Sophie E-B, is a spectacular display of understated choreography. Great.&nbsp;

Tamara Cincik

Sophie Muller

Sam Barber

Chris Murdoch

Prettybird

Robbie Ryan

Jack Cowhig

Remo Catani

Davey Logan

Frankie Mulholland

Kirstin Halliday

LS Productions

Cooking Vinyl

Sophie Ellis-Bextor x Wuh Oh 'Hypnotized' by Sophie Muller

Sophie-Ellis-bextor-'Hypnotized'-by-Sophie-Muller

Michael Holyk creates an entertaining&nbsp;faux trailer for an epic summer blockbuster, in his new promo for David Guetta, Becky Hill and Ella Henderson.&nbsp;Shot between Miami and Spain, the video is inspired by classic movie Thelma &amp; Louise - featuring&nbsp;Becky and Ella&nbsp;on the run from Guetta's enigmatic police detective.&nbsp;The video is a high-octane, fast-paced amalgamation of performance and narrative vignettes, and perfectly matches the Summer vibes of Guetta's latest hit.&nbsp;The use of title cards and fake reviews helps sell the concept, whilst all of the artists bring their A-game with the performances.Who knows, maybe a real action blockbuster with the biggest pop titans is what we've all been waiting for...&nbsp;

Laura Folch

Lane Casting

Victoria Adcock

Adele Cany

Miguel Angel Romero

Michael Holyk

Andrew Rawson

OB Management

Noir

John Hassay

Alex Garloph

Matthew Emvin Taylor

Javier Alejandrox

Greg Smith

Alex Morego

Cesar Vega

Sergi Lafeuente

Freancesc Chico

Wendy Turner

Grace Griffiths

Flaura Atkinson

Homespun

Conor Coolbear

Electric Theatre Collective

B. Art. Studio

Warner Music

David Guetta & Becky Hill & Ella Henderson 'Crazy What Love Can Do' by Michael Holyk

David-Guetta-&-Becky-Hill-&-Ella-Henderson-'Crazy-What-Love-Can-Do'-by-Michael-Holyk

Plum Stupple-Harris presents a heartfelt and moving story in his promo for Ella Henderson's Brave.&nbsp;Inspired by the director's&nbsp;own mother, we see touching scenes between actress Aimee Kelly and the fabulous Kingsley Meadham, culminating in a beautiful narrative of love and finding a way back&nbsp;to those who matter most.The narrative in the video is authentic and relatable, touching upon many of the pressures of motherhood, and Henderson's poignant performance fits seamlessly within the concept.&nbsp;"I think in order to be a mum you have to become stronger than anyone else around you," says Stupple-Harris.&nbsp;"Which is often why mums are the last people to seek support and care for themselves - there is always someone smaller and more vulnerable to prioritise. Mums rock!"Endless thanks and love to one of the best crews I've had the pleasure to work with. Same for Luke Biggins, who tragically passed during the making of this video. His kindness and devotion will always be remembered."

Plum Stupple-Harris

Talor Hanson

Yellow Fish Group

Luke Biggins

Kofi Jr

Pol Gill

Tomás Brice

Rob Hayward

Daisy Hyland

Mat Nolan

Louis Tarbuck

Joseph Crone

Katie Prescott

Bridget Gardiner

Miles Berkley-smith

Jon Dobson

Wash

Aimee Kelly

Kim Jarrett

Atlantic Records

Melissa Massey

Sam Holmes

Ella Henderson 'Brave' by Plum Stupple-Harris

Ella-Henderson-'Brave'-by-Plum-Stupple-harris

A couple make a break for the coast as an asteroid threatens the earth, in Lewis Cater's promo for Ella Henderson's Risk It All.&nbsp;Shot against a backdrop of the Seven Sisters cliffs in Sussex,&nbsp;the&nbsp;video sees the couple cross off a last minute bucket list, as they live out what is potentially their Last Day on Earth.&nbsp;Touching upon the dichotomy of fear and love, it's a brilliantly realised visual, with a surprising feel-good factor. Elevated by a breezy performance section - featuring Ella and the House Gospel Choir - the video manages to balance the pre-Apocalyptic sense of drama with an exploration of young love and a gratitude for being alive.

Lewis Cater

James Norbury

Zebrafish Media

Tano Noblia

Adam Singodia

Austen Lane

Dimi Vakrilov

Kinan Chabani

Leon Dean

Georgie Mabel Clarke

Las Bandas Be Brave

Ella Henderson X House Gospel Choir X Just Kiddin 'Risk It All' by Lewis Cater

Ella Henderson x House Gospel Choir x Just Kiddin - Risk It All

Kalina Pulit directs an effervescent time-travelling mini-blockbuster starring singer Mae Muller and DJs Billen Ted for their dance-pop anthem When You're Out.&nbsp;With the Billen Ted duo breaking free from enforced isolation to clubbing freedom courtesy of their time-travelling DeLorean - complete with Back To The Future accessories - Pulit builds a playful, all-action narrative, employing 360 camerawork to enhance the storyline, and Mae Muller's charismatic performance.It's a big breakthrough into mainstream pop videos for the director, whos work for the likes of Harry Edwards and Schafter has tended towards the more experimental. But that proves to be an advantage here as she interprets this infectious summer hit through a distinctive lens.&nbsp;&nbsp;We spoke to Kalina Pulit about the experience of making the video.[imgtoken data:1]<blockquote>We got our hands on the most accurate&nbsp;Back To The Future&nbsp;Delorean Time Machine...</blockquote>Pn: How did you get involved in the project? KP: It was one of those projects that caught my eye for several reasons. It came through Emily Rudge, an amazing EP. We’ve been meaning to work together for a while. Billen Ted guys have laid out a compelling foundation to build on within the brief. Also, the track pays homage to a classic Don’t Think I’m Not&nbsp;by Kandi, so there’s an element of reworking something nostalgic, which I found interesting.How did you develop the time-travel idea for the video? I think it’s important to make work that resonates. I imagine a lot of us daydream occasionally about time travelling - either to the past or future- especially when going through such a period of reflection as the one brought via the pandemic. The aim was to address the transition from a home rave to a club one, and we took that quite literally. The base for it came from Billen Ted and I’ve just built on top of that and developed it further.I love working with music artists that have a vision for the visual aspect of their work and this was a great opportunity for capturing the playfulness of Billen Ted duo and Mae Muller’s empowering energy.[imgtoken data:2]<blockquote>We aimed to address the transition from a home rave to a club one - we took that&nbsp;literally.</blockquote>Your directing work in videos has generally been for more leftfield artists. How did you adapt to directing a video for a pop banger? There was something about pop music bringing joy to the masses that Sia spoke about during her podcast with Louis Theroux, which has stuck with me. I felt like bringing some positive vibes into our Covid-fractured reality.Also, I like to be versatile with my work and I’m particularly interested in things I haven’t explored yet. More consideration went towards the audience on this one. I wanted to create something that would&nbsp;be cinematic, and at the same time reflect some of the trends generated on platforms such as TikTok.Linear narrative is not usually my thing, I’m more into non-linear storytelling. Working with a more commercial song required a compromise on that front. I like to layer messages in my work rather than force a certain literal interpretation, so that the viewer can take what they want from it. In this case it might be Mae’s powerful performance, Billen Ted duo being fun, the energy of a much longed-for night out and the DeLorean looking cool.And if you want to read into it more, there’s inter-dimensional time travel, duality of worlds, escapism from mundane reality, disco ball and plethora of other circles within the frame and camera style, symbolising movement and things being forever in flux.[imgtoken data:3]<blockquote>360 camera technology...&nbsp;seemed like a perfect vehicle for transitioning between the two worlds.</blockquote>Where did you find a DeLorean with proper Back To The Future tech? Could that be the original car? We were extremely lucky to get our hands on the most accurate&nbsp;Back To The Future&nbsp;Delorean Time Machine - with some of the parts used from the vehicle in the movie. Kudos to the DMND CLR production team for making that happen.I have a thing for peculiar cars - but this one was like nothing I’ve seen so far. Literally out of this world experience. The design, the details, the condition of it, the sound it made. One of the highlights of the shoot for the crew and onlookers, and rightly so.What was the thinking behind shooting some of the footage on a 360 camera? I’m always on the lookout for something that will provide a framework for storytelling and an opportunity for visual experimentation, whether that’s working with analogue film, datamoshing, CCTV cameras, projection art or 360 cameras - depending on what fits the narrative best.I was drawn to 360 camera technology as it’s still fairly new and unexplored. I was curious to see what we can do with it. Plus it seemed like a perfect vehicle for transitioning between the two worlds – the ‘current’ and the ‘club’ reality.[imgtoken data:4]What were the big challenges on the shoot - and on the production as a whole? We’ve had a really great day on set -&nbsp;lovely crew, amazing atmosphere. We worked within a very tight schedule, due to the multi-camera set up, amongst other things. I think the biggest challenge was to facilitate the environment for the 360 cameras element – as everything gets in the shot when using these. It took some meticulous planning, balanced with plenty of improvisation.What has been your biggest takeaway from making the video? The biggest takeaway from making the video is perhaps easing more into the art of relinquishing control over the final outcome and adapting to work within certain limitations, whether that be technology, time, or resources available.There’s plenty of things that turn out to be much better than intended and some that don’t work at all on projects with that level of experimentation so training that flexibility muscle and staying on course is key.

Kalina Pulit

Dijian Eccles

Radical Media

Emily Rudge

Andre Wooz

Danny Rumbelow

Arran Green

Orlando Morris

Sam Kemp

Kristof Szentgyorgyvary

Ella Violetta

Vlad Barin

CHEAT

Denova Media

Katie Dolan

Black Butter

Dmnd Clr

Rupert Peddle

Jaime Jarvis

James Loach

Zara Ali

Ola Christian at LEVILE

Jake Hunte

Oonah Anderson

Andre Reid-McKinley

Dance

Billen Ted ft Mae Muller 'When You're Out' by Kalina Pulit

Billen Ted - When You're Out (Official Video) ft. Mae Muller

Dumas Haddad celebrates Priya Ragu's vibrant take on her Sri Lankan heritage in this blazingly colourful&nbsp;video for Chicken Lemon Rice.Having worked with the singer on two other songs in a live session for the Live At The Archives series, Haddad - recently signed to FAMILIA for music videos - shot the official video for&nbsp;Chicken Lemon Rice in a beautifully dramatic and damaged house over in West London, close to where Priya was isolating during her stay in the UK before Christmas.&nbsp;With an emphasis on Priya's charismatic performance, supported by a glamourous cast of extras&nbsp;and a stunning take on South Asian fashion, Haddad delivers an exciting visual flavour to the singer's&nbsp;blend of East and West musical styles.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;FAMILIA head of music Ryan Morgan says the inspiration behind the aesthetic of the video came out of conversations between the Priya, Haddad, management, label commissioners Dom McKiernon and Lottie Llewellyn, and himself. "It was clear from the very beginning that Priya wanted to showcase her Sri Lankan heritage in the most organic way by introducing certain colour palettes, dance movements and art elements to accent the details of the vibrancy of Sri Lankan culture," he explains.[imgtoken data:1]"Dumas and Priya collaborated on boards with art director Jade Adeyemi and stylist Neesha Tulsi Champaneria to make sure we included authentic textures, fabrics and patterns throughout the set design and outfits for each character within the video."Dumas Haddad adds:&nbsp;“Collaborating with Priya and her team was beyond enriching, as we were able to shape our vision together to create a collective consciousness around the video."The song has a beautiful blend of styles and Priya’s heritage, so we were certainly keen to touch on these flavours on screen, in a unique and exciting blend. Our aim was to create a visual that was true to Priya whilst pushing our boundaries."

Dumas Haddad

Ryan Morgan

FAMILIA

Toby Walsham

Natalie Steiner

Luke Goodrich

Courtney J Bennett

Oliver Bingham

Klara Rychtarcikova

Jamie Hitchens

Jade Adeyemi

Neesha Tulsi Champaneria

Bari Kalique

Jonny Tully

Tag Collective Arts

Katie Gillard

Dom Mckiernan

Warner Music UK

Jessica Summer

Holly Dawkins

Priya Ragu 'Chicken Lemon Rice' by Dumas Haddad

Priya Ragu - Chicken Lemon Rice (Official Video)

Mae Muller struggles to make the choice between falling in love and keeping her independence, in Sophia Ray's ambitious promo for Dependent.&nbsp;Taking a deep dive into the artist's mind, we see a variety of scenarios exaggerating the crossroads she finds herself at, including a bathroom talk with the&nbsp;girls, and a dinner date with her love interest.&nbsp;Experimenting with POV shots and visual trickery in the art department, the video is a polished and playful visualisation of the track.&nbsp;

Sophia Ray

Mayling Wong

Partizan

Charlie Scannell

Jack Meredith

Nick Morris

Emmy Robinson

Max Openshaw

Helio Ribeiro 

Thomas Bird

Sam Allen

Home Spun

Jonny Thorpe

Glasssworks

Digital Axis

Mouthpiece

Emily Tedrake

Mae Muller 'Dependent' by Sophia Ray

Mae-Muller-'Dependent'-by-Sophia-Ray

Mae Muller laments her 'issues' with a jerk of a boyfriend in this marvellous video for So Annoying, directed by Sophie Muller...&nbsp;no relation!Flipping between vignettes of Mae in performance-based setups at several locations across town with a flashback&nbsp;of her breaking down over her ex at a club, the breezy video is charming and funny, and a killer match to the lilting track.&nbsp;And even if there is no prior&nbsp;family connection between Mae and Sophie, the chemistry between the artist and the director is palpable. Under Sophie's direction, Mae comes of age on-camera, and it's a joy to behold.

Juliette Larthe

Chris Kelly

Thomas English

Ben Oliver

Tom Carpenter

Ryan Delahunty

Fred Allsop

Mae Muller 'So Annoying' by Sophie Muller

Mae-Muller-'So-Annoying'-by-Sophie-Muller

Vero presents an exclusive live session of React, shot by Rankin for Hunger TV.&nbsp;In a break from their sexy, high-concept performance visuals, the group have teamed up with the British photographer/director in a striking monochromatic concept.Highlighting shared vocals and a stripped-back production in both the music and film, the video shows a rare, intimate side of the group with an overarching theme of celebration and empowerment.&nbsp;

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