Executive Producer

Maurizio Von Trapp

Floria Sigismondi returns to music videos with a theatrical blockbuster for Sam Smith's chart-topping Unholy,&nbsp;featuring Kim Petras.Shot in London, this eye-popping extravaganza&nbsp;is a musical set-piece packed with flair, pizzazz and sexual energy - with Sam as the charismatic MC of a small army of show-people at&nbsp;The Body Shop, the LGBTQ+ cabaret where lustful dreams come true.&nbsp;With cameos by Gottmik and Violet Chachki from RuPaul's Drag Race,&nbsp;and porn star Paddy O'Brian, the film follows a husband who ducks out on his wife and sneaks off to his favorite sex club cabaret, where he soon finds his guilty pleasures revealed in a very public manner. After discovering her husband’s unfaithful ways, the film concludes with the wife character becoming liberated by her own sexuality, rather than a victim to the scandal.A modern retelling of the spectacle of cabaret, Sigismondi&nbsp;has drawn upon her&nbsp;upbringing for this - she was born to Italian opera singer parents, and grew up amid the theatrical and the avant-garde&nbsp;- and applied her&nbsp;trademark cinematic style previously seen in her award-winning work for the likes of Gucci, Rihanna, David Bowie, and Justin Timberlake.Choreographed by French dance collective (LA)HORDE, who are famed for their ability to develop scenarios and actions that take up radically contemporary themes and questions, the seductive music video is a visual feast led by a diverse and queer cast.With references to French surrealist photographer Claude Cahun and noted corset maker of the late 20th Century, Mr. Pearl, the video’s costume designer Lisa Jarvis created an impressive range of otherworldly looks for the enormous ensemble, who were cast&nbsp;by Hannah Ashby Ward at Lane Casting (an LGBTQ+ owned company) to showcase&nbsp;real, diverse and unapologetic bodies.&nbsp;Floria Sigismondi, Director, comments: “I grew up in the world of theatre and opera. This film presented the platform for me to reach deep into that history. It was important to me to bring the theatrics and drama to the film while also giving it a modern feel. We were not interested in creating a period piece. We wanted to create our own world. The theatre and setting gave us the history of cabaret but the costumes broadened that and injected a modern element. For me it's a celebration of the LGBTQ+ community and creating that celebration was the most important and joyous experience."Jannie McInnes, Executive Producer at Scheme Engine, adds: “The creative excellence and expression across departments on this project completely blew my mind. Floria sets a high bar, inspires people to bring their most creative selves and she wants everyone to have fun doing it. We are really grateful to Sam and the label for affording us the luxury of real prep time and we used every second of it!”Lisa Jarvis, Wardrobe Stylist, continues: “I've been a fan of Floria's work for quite a while, and as soon as I saw the mood board and heard A Clockwork Orange, Claude Cahun, Mr. Pearl, Crazy Horse, I knew it was right up my alley and would be hella fun to dive into. Taking the references in mind, I wanted to create a world where there was a huge range of visual looks and everyone embraced them. It needed to be otherworldly, opulent, sensual, and a little bit intoxicating to watch with more than a strong twist of naughty.” &nbsp;

United Kingdom

Arthur De Boreman

Hannah Ashby Ward

Blake Rice

Ben Reardon

Lisa Jarvis

Floria Sigismondi

Fred Bonham Carter

Scheme Engine

Just Fred

Tom Nowell

Jannie McInnes

Alexa Haywood

Aidan Robert Brooks

Amanda Tuckwell

Chris Kelly

Jac Hopkins

Lami Okrekson

Anna Barnett

Marine Brutti

Arthur Harel

Jonathan Debrouwer

Ilham Mestour

Sienree Du

Anna-maria Negri

Parker Jarvie

Stefan Sonnenfeld

Company 3

Bonch

Frender

Maren Bjorneseth

Henry Davis

(LA) HORDE

Lane Casting

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Joel Honeywell

Sam Smith ft Kim Petras 'Unholy' by Floria Sigismondi

Sam-Smith,-Featuring-Kim-Petras--'Unholy-'-by-Floria-Sigismondi

Henry Scholfield directs a hypnotic, VFX-heavy extravaganza for Ed Sheeran featuring Lil Baby.&nbsp;The video for 2step shows Sheeran walking down an empty street in Kyiv, as the surrounding characters and environment&nbsp;start to vanish into thin air. This eventually builds&nbsp;to a sensational dance set-piece, and a mind-bending trip through warped cityscapes and slick choreography - which Sheeran enthusiastically dives into himself&nbsp;too, together with co-star Lil Baby.&nbsp;The project&nbsp;opens with a title card with a message from Ed Sheeran explaining that the video was shot in Kyiv before the Russian invasion&nbsp;of Ukraine two months ago, and that profits from the video streaming are going directly to DEC's Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal.&nbsp;

Aliona Gadzhylova

Kostia Honcharuk

Henry Scholfield

Ash Lockmun

Mouthpiece

Academy Films

Sasha Shvets

Giuseppe Favale

Antonia Vickers

Aleksei Smoliar

Andrew Smith

Andrew Stepanov

Sergii Harnyk

Oleksiy Zbrozhko

Valera Legosha

Peter Chetveriakov

Shay Latukolan 

Ellie Johnson

TenThree

Alex Gregory

No.8

Jim Allen

Radioaktive Films

Dan Curwin

Atlantic Records

Singer-songwriter

Ed Sheeran ft Lil Baby '2step' by Henry Scholfield

Ed Sheeran - 2step (feat. Lil Baby) - [Official Video]

Ethan + Tom direct an introspective promo for up and coming London-based artist tendai.&nbsp;The video builds upon the director duo's trademark eclectic style, mashing together live action footage with stock imagery and vintage&nbsp;home video cutaways.&nbsp;The use of projection and bold colour in the cinematography elevates the visual, which is contained in its location but unrestrained in its aesthetic.&nbsp;

Louis Simonon

Annie Knight

Ade Udoma

Ethan + Tom

Lexi Kiddo

Isabella Culver

Nicola Sheppard

Riaz Ahmed

Fraser Rigg

Jess Horne

Tommaso Colelli

Harry Coleman

James Huthwaite

Connor Coolbear

Electric Theatre Collective

Def Jam

Alternative

tendai 'Lately' by Ethan + Tom

tendai -  Lately, (official video)

Remi Laudat directs a visual extravaganza for Amaarae, with a little help from&nbsp;Kali Uchis and Moliy.The video for&nbsp;Sad Girlz Luv Money is a tongue-in-cheek celebration of women in control, inspired by&nbsp;Nineties pop videos.Inside the Sad Girlz Inc tower, the scammers and hustlers are out there living their best lives, making their mullah, swimming in cash, and making any unwelcome male visitor pay for their sins.With a hyperstylised neon aesthetic, the video blends retro-futurism with contemporary digital flair, and the assured performances of Amaarae, Kali Uchis and Moliy - captured in shoots in London,&nbsp;Los Angeles and New York - take the concept to the next level.[imgtoken data:1]

Remi Laudat

Joshua Noon

Kaname Onoyama

Philips Nortey

Kiira Harper

Thomas Mangham

Bruce Langfield

Black Kite Studios

James Marshall

Luke Tierney

Hanan Cher

Emma Friend

Kate McMillan

Matt Allsop

Krunal Saadrani

Studio Augmenta

Kash Powell

Holly Shearn

Amaarae ft Kali Uchis & Moliy 'Sad Girlz Luv Money' by Remi Laudat

Amaarae - SAD GIRLZ LUV MONEY Remix ft Kali Uchis & Moliy (Official Video)

Ethan + Tom direct a&nbsp;Tarkovsky-inspired video for singer-songwriter Ethan P. Flynn - a bold one-take of Flynn's performance in front of a raging inferno.&nbsp;Shot in&nbsp;Kazakhstan, the video sees the artist at first traversing a spectacular&nbsp;landscape: a lake, backdropped by mountainous plains and a dreamy red sky. Flynn is walking towards a light, which is revealed as a small wooden house, engulfed in flames.&nbsp;The video is an external representation of the inner turmoil of the lyrics of the song Father Of Nine, and as Flynn performs in front of the burning house, the camera smoothly drifts wider and then closer, to capture the intensity of the experience. And it's such a powerful&nbsp;image.[imgtoken data:1]

Ali Beisekov

Yan Kasyanov

David Bird

Ethan Barrett

Young

Luke Morrison

Ethan P. Flynn 'Father Of Nine' by Ethan + Tom

Ethan P. Flynn - Father of Nine

BWTV directs an evocative promo for Bonobo's Shadows, featuring Jordan Rakei, focusing on abstract imagery and graphics.&nbsp;Exploring the power of memory and everyday experience through patterns, shadow and light, the video transcends a traditional structure, instead focusing on repetitive sequences and brief, fleeting moments in time.[imgtoken data:1]"Shadows are reflections of ourselves, our movements, whims, wants and urges - like memories happening in the present; like scars that leave no mark," comment Liam Achaibou and Ryan Vernava - aka BWTV. "They are a creeping measure of passing moments: alive, immediate and fleeting. They stretch and bend to the world around them and they thicken and fade as the days roll on."We wanted to make a video that meditates on these ideas; using found captured and created material to investigate the patterns and visual metaphors that emerge as we experimented with the footage."Using the emotional language of the shadow we began to build sequences and patterns reminiscent of how one might compose a multitrack piece of music. Layers, lots of layers..." &nbsp;

BWTV

Daniel Davies

Carrie Sutton

John Moule

Ninja Tune

Dance

Electronic

Bonobo ft Jordan Rakei 'Shadows' by BWTV

Bonobo - 'Shadows (feat. Jordan Rakei)' (Official Video)

For their previously unreleased song Follow Me Around, Radiohead have a wonderful new video by directing&nbsp;duo Us -&nbsp;Chris Barrett and Luke Taylor - starring Guy Pearce. He plays the hapless victim of a particularly tenacious insect - and we, the viewer,&nbsp;are that pesky bug.&nbsp;A simple idea is transformed by Barrett and Taylor's brilliant employment of up-to-the-minute tech. And indeed, minute tech: the entire video is shot on a&nbsp;tiny drone&nbsp;that speeds through London streets, and through tiny spaces, and finds its way to Pearce's East London home - where the relentless attack&nbsp;by the bug begins. Everything we see comes from insect-POV, as we witness Pearce's increasing desperation and panic.[imgtoken data:1]Us were inspired to look through the mini-critter's eyes, having spent a summer combatting mosquitos. They were also inspired by&nbsp;footage of tiny drones that can go through anywhere at speed.&nbsp;With the brilliant casting of Pearce, Barrett and Taylor have also elevated the concept further, adding a level of ambiguity&nbsp;where surveillance, paranoia and the humble mosquito meet.&nbsp;The formatting of the camera was made to emulate both the period of the song, with its lo-fi 420p resolution, and also the idea of surveillance cameras, as well as the erratic and somewhat flailing camp of vision one imagines a mosquito’s to be. Married with Guy Pearce’s outstanding acting, the sparse visuals are meant to make the viewer feel as uncomfortable as the character on the screen.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:2]And why is Pearce being targetted?&nbsp;We really can only guess, as the one thing we cannot see is the attacker itself - is this actually an insect, or perhaps another form of Bug...It is of course perfect for the lovely song Follow Me Around, a live favourite which dates back to the era of OK Computer,&nbsp;that Radiohead are only now releasing, on the new Kid A/Amnesiac sessions project. This one goes direct to the pantheon of great Radiohead videos.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Us (Chris Barrett & Luke Taylor)

Medb Riordan

Georgina Smith

James Sharpe

Molly Manning Walker

Bill Rae Smith

Mark Connell

Katie McGoldrick

Terry Grisdale

Joe Guest

Final Cut

Simone Grattarola

Time Based Arts

Sean Ewins

Mishaal Memon

Guy Pearce

Scott Wright

XL Recordings

Rock

Radiohead 'Follow Me Around' by Us

Radiohead-'Follow-Me-Around'-by-Us-(chris-Barrett-&-Luke-Taylor)

Jordan Hemingway directs a mesmerising visual film for Wolf Alice's new album Blue Weekend.A night out in London - we’ve all had one of those. Trying to work through heartbreak and friendships made and lost, meeting characters good and bad, funny and tragic. A fight here, an embrace there. Singing in toilets, bidding farewell to a lover at a bus stop, before riding home with your mates singing at the top of your voice, until you’re alone again, but not lonely.[imgtoken data:1]You feel love, wrapped in the memories of the mad night that lays behind.Jordan Hemingway’s rendering of such a night, of course, takes twists and turns and exaggerates, making&nbsp;every mundane moment into something magically grotesque. Characters unhinged, colours bursting. Chaos reigns supreme as Wolf Alice’s visual album unfolds, with the music serving as a guide to the imagery, the emotional clock that ticks away to the early hours of the morning.[imgtoken data:2]The project is an absolute tour de force, interweaving Hemingway's hallucinatory&nbsp;vision and a series of breathtaking performances, delivered in grungy locations across the city.&nbsp;Unexpected, daring and vibrant, the abstract imagery and colour-drenched set pieces are elevated by DoP&nbsp;Molly Manning Walker's dazzling cinematography, and a true marriage of craft from every member of the production team.&nbsp;Watch the trailer for the film above, and of course, catch several of the individual videos on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/WolfAliceMusic/featured">Wolf Alice's YouTube channel.&nbsp;</a>[imgtoken data:3]

Jordan Hemingway

Ella Girardot

Kavita Babbar

Irene Maffei

Toby  Mckay

Sam Taylor

Luke Moran Morris

Nick Royal

Erika Freedman

Esme Horn

Jenny Glynn

Louis Hvejsel Bork

Joseph Bicknell

Anna Kelman

Ed Blow

Dirty Hit Record S

Wolf Alice 'Blue Weekend' by Jordan Hemingway

Wolf-Alice--'Blue-Weekend-'-by-Jordan-Hemingway

Fiona Godivier celebrates the joy in the everyday, in her hopeful promo for Paul Weller.&nbsp;Heading to the&nbsp;Mediterranean, Godivier presents a series of interconnected vignettes, offering snapshots of day to day life in various character's worlds.Exploring the small moments in life that make the&nbsp;difficult times worth it, the video explores&nbsp;connectedness, relationships and the beauty of crossing paths with strangers, projecting a feeling of optimism and hope.&nbsp;Godivier anchors each of the stories to a striking location, using her keen architectural eye to backdrop the narratives and create the feeling that in every one of these places, a million other special moments are unfolding.[imgtoken data:1]

Fiona Godivier

Lionel Fornini

Edward Cooper

The Assembly Rooms

Sebastian Göhs

Joshua Gochez

Christian Huck

Shotinmars

Singer songwriter

Paul Weller 'Shades Of Blue' by Fiona Godivier

Paul-Weller-'Shades-Of-Blue-'-by-Fiona-Godivier

Remi Laudat takes viewers on an electrifying&nbsp;journey,&nbsp;in the promo for&nbsp;Riton's Friday.&nbsp;The track - which heavily samples&nbsp;the&nbsp;MK&nbsp;remix of&nbsp;Nightcrawlers' Push The Feeling On from 1992 - is a bouncy number tailor-made for the summer, and this video matches those carefree vibes.&nbsp;A wild weekend is presented in POV, using punchy camera movement and a twist of wacky collage imagery interwoven throughout.Feel-good influencers&nbsp;Mufasa &amp; Hypeman make an appearance throughout the video, offering viewers a much needed escape with their uplifting attitude.&nbsp;

Wafa Tajdin

Georges Cassab

Jack Reynolds

Srinivas Kusuma

Raghu

Kirsty Walker

Kasia Domanska

Lucy Dyson

Charlie Von Rotberg

Homespun

Tom Mangham

The Mill

Hannah Jarrold

Kat Cattaneo

Riton x Nightcrawlers 'Friday' by Remi Laudat

Riton-'Friday'-by-Remi-Laudat

Andrea Mae Perez celebrates the healing power of love in her beautiful promo for Josie Man.&nbsp;Cuts &amp; Bruises explores the emotional damage we carry with us throughout life, and depicts a handful of couples who are making the most of love, life and each other's company.&nbsp;Through a fashion editorial aesthetic, the concept is presented through several intimate vignettes, each styled in a colourful, vibrant and unabashed way.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Beatriz Sastre matches the abstract style through the use of lo-fi DV cameras and hyperstylised lighting, creating a world in which love can exist in all forms.&nbsp;

Josie Man 'Cuts & Bruises' by Andrea Mae Perez

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