Art Director

Maria Dagher

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;

United Kingdom

Lewis Cater

James Norbury

Zebrafish Media

Jens Klit Nielsen

Ty Hack

Lorenzo Levrini

Anil Duru

Ashton Born

Joseph Crone

Brooke Lee Davies

Alex Gregory

The Mill

Maja Rybicka, Tara-marie Tighe

Zoe Wheeler @ Eureka (uk)

300 Entertainment

Rock

The Hunna 'Young & Faded' by Lewis Cater

Gareth Phillips has directed this new video for London band Is Tropical&#39;s new track Believe, which sees singer&nbsp;Kirstie Fleck battling&nbsp;against her inner struggles.Represented through the singer&#39;s&nbsp;contorted movement in a solitary candle-filled room, and a sequence underwater where she struggles for air, the video successfully expresses the sombre tone of the song.&nbsp;

Maria Dagher

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