Director of Photography

Lorenzo Levrini

KC Locke directs a powerful visual&nbsp;for Pip Millett, seamlessly combining&nbsp;realism with escapist fantasy, for Ride With Me.&nbsp;The video starts in sombre black and white, dramatising a moment in the breakdown of a relationship, overseen by Millett. Then it dissolves to colour and she is driving a vintage American car, which soars into the sky, high above the streets of Manchester.&nbsp;It's an ambitious and brilliantly realised concept, and follows the trend in KC Locke's work towards the greater use of visual effects, with artist performance.&nbsp;"When Pip Millett&nbsp;sent me this song I knew it would be a classic," he says. "This is our tenth video together, after handheld, self-shooting our first video together under three years ago with&nbsp;Danny Usman&nbsp;pulling focus. Now we're flying cars over Manchester and making really meaningful, cinematic videos in the R&amp;B space."I really enjoy working with Pip&nbsp;and helping share her vision... [And]&nbsp;I'm really enjoying pushing the boundaries, mixing in-camera with CGI and building worlds for artists to live in."[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

United Kingdom

Jenny O'Sullivan

Kirsty Stewart

KC Locke

Lewis Nicholson

Marisa Garner Associates

Swords & Eagles

Isa Perez

Nick Platt

Marisa Garner

Leearna Roberts

Tomo Pierce

Marcus Albertsen

Lewis Shackleton

Danny Usman

Ben Eckersall

Chante Loren Brown

Hannah Sorcha

Jamil Shaukat

Alex Gregory

No.8

Lmntl

Pip Millett 'Ride With Me' by KC Locke

Pip-Millet-'Ride-With-Me'-by-Kc-Locke

ENNY eloquently stands up for women who have been silenced, in KC Locke's powerful black and white visual for&nbsp;Kiesha's &amp; Brenda's.Written in 2018, the track and visual allude to the everyday sexual abuse and trauma that women face, and the hesitancy many girls feel when talking out about the crimes.&nbsp;Featuring a growing cast of young women - and then young men - the video shows ENNY ripping masking tape from her mouth, and encouraging others to do the same, to ensure their stories are told and voices are heard.KC Locke's focussed visual approach ensures the message is delivered with maximum impact - and it showcases ENNY as an important new artist.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;&nbsp;

Ella Taylor-Palfrey

Tomos Pierce

Hermes Contreras

Elshy Nyagodzi

Linguere Mendez

The Mill

Charlie Morris

Jay Gomez

Hip Hop

Grime

ENNY 'Kiesha's & Brenda's' by KC Locke

Enny-'Kieshas-&-Brendas'-by-Kc-Locke

Iain Simpson directs a gripping and thought-provoking&nbsp;video for Rudimental x Skream, touching upon mental health, family and forgiveness.&nbsp;The video explores the intertwining lives of two characters in particular - Jack, a man struggling with his father's early-onset dementia, and Safe, a mental health nurse assigned to his case.&nbsp;The moving visuals take a look behind the scenes of some of the most difficult, tender moments the strangers share, and Simpson isn't&nbsp;afraid to touch upon themes of nationalism and racism - which ties into the end card promoting Samaritans - who are prepared to offer help,&nbsp;whatever you're going through and whoever you are.&nbsp;Simpson's direction, and the excellent cinematography of Lorenzo Levrini,&nbsp;very much lets the story unravel in an organic way, without any bias to the subject matter on screen, and as such represents more of a tapestry of moments, leaning into a grittily realistic aesthetic.[imgtoken data:1]

Iain Simpson

Rachel Bashford

Haus Pictures

Harri Kamalanathan

Ella Woollgar

Ty Hack

Anil Duru

Sinan Yalmaz

Alex Rice

Sholto Price

Kerry Saxon

Kate O'shea

Laura Reyes

Homespun

Thomas Mangham

Kirsty Oldfield

Jack Rolf

Kim Jarrett

Atlantic Records

Cinelab Film and Digital

Rudimental X Skream 'So Sorry' by Iain Simpson

Rudimental-X-Skream-'So-Sorry'-by-Iain-Simpson

Jasper Brown directs an old school&nbsp;TV show style performance of Celeste performing Love Is Back for The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, with hints of style, glamour and&nbsp;humour.On a minimal set, it's Celeste herself, in her red dress, who provides the glamour. While the touch of humour is provided by the&nbsp;the silhouettes of her backing band, sporting a variation of the singer's distinctive hairstyle.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Jasper Brown

Emily Mulkerrins

DOSED Films

Charlie Killick

Anastasiya Cherkasyuk

Oli Craig

Ella Lucia

James Catalano

Porsche Poon

Karol Cybulski

CHEAT

Beatrix Blaise

Sammy King

James Poole

Soul

Celeste 'Love Is Back' (Live On The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon)' by Jasper Brown

Celeste-'Love-Is-Back-(live-On-The-Tonight-Show-Starring-Jimmy-Fallon)'-by-Jasper-Brown

Jasper Brown directs a heartwrenching promo for Joesef's Comedown.&nbsp;Cleverly encapsulated in a single rotating camera movement - which pulls out from a bloodied face to a scene of a road traffic accident - the visual has a surprisingly calm and endearing vibe, given its subject matter.&nbsp;Evoking the idea of an end of life flashback, Joesef narrates an unrequited love story with his final breaths, as flashing lights and chromatic&nbsp;aberrations represent the idea of him slipping away.&nbsp;Stunning work and a unique concept, perfectly fitting to the track.&nbsp;

Ben Keswick

Nacho Guzman

Fionn Hutton

Fin Sullivan

Nathan Henry

Anna Thompson

Connie Meade

Awal

Joesef 'Comedown' by Jasper Brown

Joesef-'Comedown'-by-Jasper-Brown

Jasper Brown captures a poignant rendition of Celeste's Hear My Voice, live at Union Chapel.&nbsp;Following the official video release back in October - which intercut Celeste's performance with segments of&nbsp;Aaron Sorkin's The Trial of The Chicago 7&nbsp;- this promo is a more stripped-back and subtle affair, with the iconic venue transforming the performance into something much more transcendent and personal.&nbsp;Celeste's performance is customarily top-notch, whilst DoP&nbsp;Lorenzo Levrini utilises drawn-out camera movements and reveals to elevate the stirring atmosphere.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Oliver Craig

Rebecca Davenport

Marco Grey

Celeste 'Hear My Voice (live At Union Chapel)' by Jasper Brown

Celeste-'Hear-My-Voice-(live-At-Union-Chapel)'-by-Jasper-Brown

Architects perform against the backdrop of a burning forest, in Jeb Hardwick's haunting promo for Black Lungs.&nbsp;Embracing the heavier direction of their sound cemented in the recent video for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/10/27/architects-animals-dan-searle/67429">Animals</a>, the riotous visual jumps between a frenetic performance setup and an eerie narrative, where a family of effervescent apparitions live out a repetitively mundane routine.&nbsp;The choked-up forest and spooky cabin location heighten the atmosphere of the piece,&nbsp;paying homage to the video game Silent Hill,&nbsp; whilst the subtle visual effects create a discomforting tension as the band undergo their own supernatural transformations.&nbsp;

Jeb Hardwick

Jamie Whymark

Kode Media

Nathan Killham

Frankie Willcock

Jonathan Sidwell

Nastya Cherkasyuk

Helio Riberio

Ash Halliburton

Georgia Green

Grace Sinnott

Josh Birch

Metalcore

Rock

Architects 'Black Lungs' by Jeb Hardwick

Architects-'Black-Lungs'-by-Jeb-Hardwick

Lewis Cater directs a vibrant new video&nbsp;for The Hunna, following a community of young outcasts who are splintered off from society.&nbsp;Shot around the grounds of Fort Borstal in Kent, the cinematic video is punctuated by car racing, pyrotechnics&nbsp;and post-apocalyptic styling, with an abstract narrative running alongside the action.&nbsp;Frontman&nbsp;Ryan Potter gives a suitably brooding performance, and each of the cast are believable in their respective roles.&nbsp;The use of drone footage and action cameras adds a huge amount of production value, and helps bring the near-future world to life in a spectacular fashion."The narrative is centered around an alternative community for those who feel outcasted or looked down upon," Lewis Cater tells us.&nbsp;"We created a positive space that people can escape to and feel accepted whilst surrounded by others like them. The video&nbsp;celebrates youth, it’s about showing strength, power and success. It features fast cars, positive vibes and a lot of fire!"&nbsp;

Lewis Cater

James Norbury

Zebrafish Media

Jens Klit Nielsen

Ashton Born

Maria Dagher

Joseph Crone

Brooke Lee Davies

Maja Rybicka, Tara-marie Tighe

Zoe Wheeler @ Eureka (uk)

300 Entertainment

The Hunna 'Young & Faded' by Lewis Cater

Lewis Cater directs the second part of an abstract narrative for Stand Atlantic, in the video for Blurry.&nbsp;Back in the same maze of rooms first introduced in the <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/07/06/stand-atlantic-jurassic-park-lewis-cater/65552">first segment</a>, vocalist Bon is trapped once again as a darkness spreads like a disease, rotting the candy-coloured set and everything within it.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Lorenzo Levrini ramps up the drama with cold, clinical lighting and off-kilter camera angles, whilst Cater's focus on real-life issues and world events gives the concept an uncomfortably realistic undertone.&nbsp;

Australia

Jonny Pickup

Laura Van De Hel

Charlie Knight

Harry Buck

Benny Casey 

Lucy Vick

Erin Choi

Hopeless Records

pop punk

Stand Atlantic 'Blurry' by Lewis Cater

Stand Atlantic - Blurry (Official Music Video)

Bruno Chiecco directs a painterly, contemplative music video for Gabi Garbutt's Notes From The Undergrowth.&nbsp;Shot on 16mm&nbsp;as London was coming out of lockdown in July, the video is a transcendent exploration of isolation and routine, and the ways in which we cope when alone.&nbsp;Focusing on multiple character vignettes, the narrative is abstract and uniquely structured, encapsulating a series of emotions and an overarching mood as opposed to a straightforward story.

Bruno Chiecco

James Duffy

Nicola Bell

Thom Humphreys

Dagmara Plazewska

Santiago Gonzalez Gomez

Singer songwriter

Gabi Garbutt 'Notes From The Undergrowth' by Bruno Chiecco

Gabi-Garbutt-'Notes-From-The-Undergrowth'-by-Bruno-Chiecco

Lewis Cater directs a vibrant video for Australian pop-punk outfit&nbsp;Stand Atlantic's Jurassic Park.&nbsp;The visual follows lead singer Bon, as she travels through series of surreal,&nbsp;twisted rooms, finding herself in a number of uncomfortable scenarios.A mix between a hotel location and a game show&nbsp;gone wrong, the pastel-washed art direction sugarcoats a darker underbelly - without quite revealing the truth of what&nbsp;lurks beneath.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Lorenzo Levrini matches the hectic and confused energy of the concept with plenty of Dutch angles and hyperactive camera movement, and the 'to be revealed'&nbsp;tag at the end of the video promises a deeper dive into the&nbsp;world Cater has created, next time around...&nbsp;

John Ewens

Stand Atlantic 'Jurassic Park' by Lewis Cater

Stand Atlantic - Jurassic Park (Official Music Video)

The Magic Gang provide an antidote to the turbulent times we’re living in - and a comment on the less palatable side of remote socializing -&nbsp;in&nbsp;Georgina Cammalleri's video for Take Back the Track.&nbsp;Meeting on a Zoom-style video call app, the four bandmembers’&nbsp;attempts at remote rehearsal are repeatedly foiled by an unwanted guest - User1234. Their efforts to hunt down the mysterious stranger result in little joy - other than the appearance, via the 'random chat' facility,&nbsp;of an impromptu dance troupe. And they soon have their real and virtual worlds hijacked.&nbsp;As well as very much being a lockdown-era video, Cammalleri also pays&nbsp;homage to video-call thriller films&nbsp;like Unfriended&nbsp;and&nbsp;Searching. With the evident contributions of DoP Lorenzo Levrini and choreographer&nbsp;James Berkery, and&nbsp;a&nbsp;crucially precise cut by editor Jo Lewandowska, it&nbsp;is an inspired use of the format, and a marvel of lo-fi motion graphics and VFX, courtesy of Sandra Clua and Guy Davis.

Georgina Cammalleri

Jo Lewandowska

Cut+Run

Martin Macnamara

Sandra Clua, Guy Davis (motion Graphics), Zdravko Stoitchkov (flame)

Dom Mckiernan

James Berkery

Alternative

Indie

The Magic Gang 'Take Back The Track' by Georgina Cammalleri

The-Magic-Gang-'Take-Back-The-Track'-by-Georgina-Cammalleri

Award-winning trans director, actor and activist Jake Graf puts a unique spin on Dickens' Ghost of Christmas Past in the video for The Star of Bethnal Green.&nbsp;Using the video as an opportunity to highlight the current pandemic of violence against trans people around the world, Graf weaves an emotional narrative depicting someone at Christmas watching a singer in a bar and feeling completely overwhelmed by both the performer and the performance,&nbsp;as if their entire life, identity, and purpose is revealed to them with each note of the song.Affecting and poignant, the video is an important step forwards for trans visibility in mainstream media, and an inspired visual representation of the themes in the track.&nbsp;

Jake Graf

Anthony Toma

Toma Productions

Laura Prast

Kato Murphy

Helio Ribeiro 

Laura Little

Stacey Fitsgerald

Giorgio Galli

Vlad Brarin

Colin Jackson, Jordan Revell

Helen Sims

Communion Records

Folk Rock

Bear's Den 'The Star Of Bethnal Green' by Jake Graf

Bear&#039;s-Den-'The-Star-Of-Bethnal-Green'-by-Jake-Graf

Locky collaborates with new rapper Respons on this affecting video which explores the impact of loss on those who remain.Like his MVA-nominated video for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2018/08/21/daith%C3%AD-ft-sei-my-darkest-moments-locky/54639" target="_blank">Daithí's In My Darkest Moments</a>, this is a showcase for the director's talent with actors, investing them with realism even with minimal narrative direction. Captured by Lorenzo Levrini's excellent cinematography, this is all about&nbsp;the way the characters&nbsp;move - or remain still - and their haunted looks&nbsp;that draws in the viewer to interpret what they are seeing.Binding this all together are the words of Respons, who is also an impressive and positive presence among the an utterly credible landscape of despair. In other words, he is the embodiment of his own message in Pray For Change.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Locky

James Cross

Jamie Brewer

Richard Scott

Phoebe Butterworth

Charlotte Creighton

Leandro Arouca

Element Post

Carrie Sutton

Blackstar London

Respons 'Pray For Change' by Locky

Respons-'Pray-For-Change'-by-Locky

JGrrey explores a world of infinite possibilities&nbsp;in Dreaming Fool, directed by Harry Cauty.&nbsp;Set against an infinite black background, the video cleverly transitions from setup to setup, exploring scenes where JGrrey gets tattooed, lights a spliff and even gets watered like a plant. Like any good dream, it's equal parts surreal and idyllic.&nbsp;Shot in a refreshingly natural/ hand-held style, the absence of a gimbal adds a rough and ready quality to the visual, which is a nice juxtaposition to the buttery-smooth track. Each vignette has a distinct style to it, effortlessly moving from weird fashion to offbeat, almost comedic elements, and right back around again for another lap. It's frenetic and inventive, however there is a certain beauty to the project, allowing for poignant and emotional beats in between the quickfire action.&nbsp;JGrrey has a rare, hypnotic style to&nbsp;her performance, and has the ability to make you feel at home in an unfamiliar world. This is the glue to the whole concept- JGrrey will lead you into her universe and show you a good time, leaving you ready for more by the end of the track. And we certainly can't wait to see what's next.&nbsp;

Harry Cauty

Afzal Robbani

Chris Hayden

JGrrey 'Dreaming Fool' by Harry Cauty

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