London based Production company, specialising in film, commercial, music, and post production.

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Ted Clarke directs Petal Blizzard for Emil James, the third collaboration between the pair.&nbsp;In the video for Emil's latest single, the artist struggles to keep&nbsp;his emotions in check after being stood up. However, sometimes it's easier to simply let it all out...With a well-crafted&nbsp;monochromatic aesthetic and slick cinematography, the video is an excellent showcase of Emil's playful performance style, and of Clarke's ability to continue coming up with exciting, fresh concepts.[imgtoken data:1]

Ted Clarke

Emil James

Michael Lloyd

Christian Radclyffe

Katarzyna Przado

Emil James 'Petal Blizzard' by Ted Clarke

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One poorly-poured pint disrupts Emil James’s routine and sends his whole world crashing down on him, in Ted Clarke's enjoyably trippy promo for Little Old Me.Packed full of quick-cut, hypnotic montages and intimate moments of introspection, the video balances the eventual scale of chaos with moments of frustration to great effect.Anchored by a strong&nbsp;performance from James, it's a great showcase for the up and coming artist, packed&nbsp;with fun visual moments.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Arthur Laidlaw

Emil James 'Little Old Me' by Ted Clarke

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Ted Clarke directs an inventive performance promo for up-and-coming rapper Emil James.&nbsp;The video for Bounce &amp; Sway was&nbsp;shot in Brixton and Kentish Town's Map Café, and features dreamlike performance vignettes, captured from unusual perspectives.&nbsp;Utilising VFX transitions and creative lens choices, the aesthetic is slick yet experimental, and well suited to the yearning track.&nbsp;A great introduction to the artist, with some impressive imagery.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Omari Francis Jones-lowers

Hip Hop

Emil James 'Bounce & Sway' by Ted Clarke

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Ted Clarke directs an angsty&nbsp;promo for Welsh rock band Himalayas - shot in a claustrophobic 1:1 ratio.The video for Leave This Place sees frontman&nbsp;Mike Griffiths stuck in a loop of approaching an enigmatic doorway, and ending up back in his seat, glitching back and forth in a restless, confusing cycle.&nbsp;Intercut with a riotous band section, it's a traditional rock video structure executed perfectly, with plenty of mystery and charismatic performance - and an electric energy throughout.[imgtoken data:1]

Tillie Robinson-Smith

Petra Krilic

Romyn Raj Sharma

Rock

Himalayas 'Leave This Place' by Ted Clarke

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Emma J. Gilbertson explores power and control in her breatkhtaking promo for Cody Frost.A work&nbsp;of two halves, the first section of the video for DWYSSWM, is a candy-coated dance number which feels innocent and dynamic, but this soon delves into a darker, more twisted aesthetic to represent the themes of the track, with the artist bound by ropes in the fashion of the Japanese Shibari method.&nbsp;"Inspired by the lyrics of the song, we wanted to create a video about abusive and controlling relationships," Gilbertson explains. "We decided to go for a Valentine's day-themed first half to show abusive relationships can often be hidden under sweet sentiments. In the second half of the video we wanted to reveal the true nature and insidiousness of the relationship."&nbsp;Movement is the true focus of the visual, and the vessel through which the concept comes to life, alongside bold colour schemes and frenetic camera movement.&nbsp;"Joshua choreographed the movement to be controlling Cody, with a forced smile to attempt to keep up the facade," continues Gilbertson.&nbsp;"We used Shibari as an artform to show how trapped Cody's character was, as well as vibrant lighting to power the anger of the song."