Producer

Mike Carr

Daniel Brereton directs a procession of the decorated and the bizarre in this cool clip for Sundara Karma.As far as subgenres of music videos go, I'd rank&nbsp;cool funerals&nbsp;pretty highly. The Kills had the market cornered on it recently with their 2016 video for Doing It To Death&nbsp;dripping with cool &nbsp;– but now Sundara Karma have a pretty good shot at the crown with&nbsp;Explore.&nbsp;Shot on 16mm on a sunny day in Abney Park cemetery, Stoke Newington,&nbsp;the procession sees the band and a cast of misfits put someone to rest, and look damn good doing it.Identical twins, lovers, an iguana, an amazing looking hearse and the band performing in between graves makes for a dreamy clip, as Ruben Woodin-Deschamps' gorgeously composed shots slowly creep in and out of one another.

Daniel Brereton

Monster@Dirty Films

Ben Parkin

Alex Bedford

Kristina Epenetos

Alexa Haywood

Elizabeth Doonan

Dominic Davey

Ruben Woodin-Dechamps

Michael Hob

Mahalia John

Sean Hogan

Rachel Owen

Lulu Plews

Velta Berzina

Daisy Bridgford

Francesca Turner

Aldous Melia

Oisín O'Driscoll

The Mill

Sundara Karma 'Explore' by Daniel Brereton

Sundara Karma - Explore (Official Video)

Daniel Brereton takes Bastille&#39;s Dan Smith on a lawless American road trip in the video for &#39;Glory&#39;.Partially a glorious piece of road-movie Americana and partially a study in the shaping of memories - Brereton&#39;s video sees a couple (Bastille&#39;s Dan Smith and actress May Daniels) lie on the hood of a car and reminisce about their trip. The tales they tell materialise as flashbacks with details changing as the pair misremember their antics. Beautifully shot by Adam Kimmel (whose feature work includes Capote and Never Let Me Go)&nbsp;the film cuts between perspectives to tell a beautifully fragmented tale.

Van Folger

Adam Kimmel

Ian Clampett

Alexa Haywood @ Freeagentuk

Ellie Johnson

Joanna Apps

Lucky Cat

Lauren Skelton

Vicki Gordon

Jack McGinity

Time Based Arts

Spesh Maloney

James Hackett

Bastille 'Glory' by Daniel Brereton

Bastille - Glory

Director Chris McGill continues his collaboration with Lucy Rose in this &#39;70s dive bar aesthetic performance.With the performance washed in blue/green light, the gorgeous and simple video cuts seamlessly between different performers, all women of different ages and ethnicities, singing Lucy&#39;s song&nbsp;open-mic style.

Christopher McGill

Dusthouse

Stephen Murphy

Thomas Nicholson

Dan Moran

Coffee & TV

Andy @ Las Bandas

Communion Group

Lucy Rose 'Floral Dresses' by Chris Mcgill

Lucy Rose - Floral Dresses ft. The Staves

Tash Tung&#39;s follow-up to her video for <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2016/02/08/avante-black-imaginary-love-tash-tung" target="_blank">Avante Black</a>, is an allegorical tale set on a bleak British coastline, in which a&nbsp;man drags a car by rope&nbsp;until his bonds are cut by a woman, who may be his saviour, or his accuser. A dark, impressionistic piece&nbsp;on the weight of guilt, forgiveness, and moral dualism.

United Kingdom

Tash Tung

BELIEVE MEDIA

James Covill

Lee Thomas

Drew Marsden

Thomas Brookes

James Leech

Sinead Skinner

Chantelle Quince

Samuel Marr

The Quarry

Tom Mangham

Dan Butler

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Laura Clayton

Sony Music

Columbia Records

Lake Komo 'Resurrect' by Tash Tung

Lake-Komo-'Resurrect'-by-Tash-Tung

Mike Carr has directed this&nbsp;minimal, greyscale&nbsp;video for&nbsp;Brixton four-piece The Thirst&#39;s&nbsp;debut single True. It&#39;s a sleek and simple&nbsp;proposition, focusing on the&nbsp;rhythm,&nbsp;instrumentation&nbsp;and&nbsp;performance of the band by its sober, restrained visual stylings.&nbsp;

Prettybird

Juliette Larthe

Tom Ivens

Jeremy Fusco

Rowland Phillips

Peter Brimson

Ayishat Akanbi

Molly Portsmouth

Greg Hayes

Whitehouse Post

Adam Clarke

Absolute Post

James Beck

Lora Nikeolaeva, Owen Saward

The Thirst 'True' by Mike Carr

The-Thirst-'True'-by-Mike-Carr

Bec Sandridge&nbsp;performs the emotionally powerful song&nbsp;In The Fog, In The Flame&nbsp;while a baton twirler battles her way through a practice session coming out on top.&nbsp;Hendry successfully&nbsp;captures the emotional ups and downs of life&nbsp;in a simple and&nbsp;ultimately&nbsp;feel-good way alongside a strong performance from the artist.&nbsp;

Australia

Rose Hendry

Agile Films

Amber Millington

Kat Cattaneo

Miles Lacey

Ian Forbes

Jake McClean

Sam Taylor

Rob Shears

Danie Farrington

Monique Lake

Jake Armstrong

Marshall Street Editors

Mark Horrobin

Smoke & Mirrors

Jack Peters

Andrew Salem

SJ O'Mara

Davide Pascolo

Jessica Whitbourn

Ian Ogden

Bec Sandridge 'In The Fog, In The Flame' by Rose Hendry

Bec-Sandridge-'In-The-Fog,-In-The-Flame'-by-Rose-Hendry

Charlie Robins and Joe Alexander disbanded their&nbsp;directing partnership&nbsp;(aka Charlie &amp; Joe) last year to go their separate ways, and on to various individual projects.&nbsp;But they&#39;ve&nbsp;rejoined forces for old time&#39;s sake,&nbsp;to create this high energy video for&nbsp;Tinie Tempah&#39;s No Letting Go&nbsp;featuring girl-of-the-moment&nbsp;Jess Glynne.The video sees&nbsp;Tempah performing his hip-hop serenade&nbsp;in his native London, with Jess providing the warm vocals for the infectiously&nbsp;catchy&nbsp;chorus. Charlie &amp; Joe&nbsp;took the opportunity to start a&nbsp;dance party on a sunny&nbsp;spring day - and despatching the old saw that you should&nbsp;&#39;never go back.&#39;

Joe Alexander

Charlie Robins

Sarah Tognazzi

Forever

Sasha Nixon

Jerome Franc

Richard Stewart

Alexandra Voikou

Chris Rusby

Sam Alberg

Louis Ruscombe-King

Nil Tomakan

Carl Campbell

Vid Price

The Assembly Rooms

Simon Bourne

Framestore

Sam Seager

Parlophone

Matt Allsop

Tinie Tempah ft Jess Glynne 'Not Letting Go' by Charlie Robins And Joe Alexander

Tinie-Tempah-'Not-Letting-Go'-by-Charlie-Robins-And-Joe-Alexander

Beautifully photographed in rich, vibrant hues, the Georgia Hudson-directed&nbsp;video for Ellie&nbsp;Goulding&#39;s&nbsp;Love Me Like You Do &ndash; taken from&nbsp;the Fifty Shades of Grey soundtrack &ndash; is composed of a steamy dance number&nbsp;(choreographed by Holly Blakey)&nbsp;between&nbsp;Goulding and her&nbsp;burly, attractive partner (Charlie Harding) interspersed with a&nbsp;montage of that&nbsp;movie we&#39;ve all seen so much of lately.&nbsp;Georgia manages to deliver a video that is&nbsp;romantic,&nbsp;visually engaging and seductive.

Georgia Hudson

Dan Gibling

Spencer Wilson

Will Bex

Jessie Brough

Xandy Sahla

Ben Adefarasin

Matt Cole

Nathan Matthews

Dan Munro

Holly Blakey

Sharon Ridoynauth

Lucy Wearing

Paul Percival

Hannah Hopkins

Jolanda Coetzer

Charlie Harding

Emily Tedrake

Polydor

Paul O’reilly

Toby Tomkins

OB Management

Ellie Goulding 'Love Me Like You Do' by Georgia Hudson

Ellie Goulding - Love Me Like You Do (Official Video)

Aoise Tutty directs February&#39;s first UK single release&nbsp;Saviour&nbsp;in this simple and elegant promo.&nbsp;Working with choreographer Catrin Lewis,&nbsp;interpretational dance looks at relationships and what it means to be alone, while February show&nbsp;off some of their own moves.

Aoise Tutty

Michael Scanlon

Matt Vahey

Jonathan Flint

Daniel Goodall

Charlotte Brooks

Stephen Dunne

Mark Meadows

Lead Flame: Elliot Bellwood, Flame Asst: Rory Whittle

Lily Turner, Russell Fine, Catrin Lewis

Sara Lord

Autonomy

Margo Mars

Electronica

February 'Saviour' by Aoise Tutty

February-'Saviour'-by-Aoise-Tutty

"I wanted to film on a generic housing estate that could be anywhere in the country, and we ended up shooting in East London," says Caswell. "I created the film with the BalletBoyz - William Trevitt and Michael Nunn - and with only one shooting day available, Billy and Michael worked closely with their dancers to adapt and improvise the choreography into the actual landscape of that estate.
"I asked the BalletBoyz to base their choreography loosely on the idea of vultures circling a dying animal, feeling their excitement and anticipation as they gather to feed, waiting for the moment to strike. I was particularly interested in the distinctive head movements the birds make. I thought they would instil a real sense of visual menace.
"The central figure of the dying man is inconsequential; expendable. The ESTATE just goes about its business."

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