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Molly Burdett

Léa Sen stays at home&nbsp;with her pet chameleon in Molly Burdett's soothing&nbsp;video for I Feel Like I'm Blue.&nbsp;In a series of beautifully composed scenes in a comfortable home, Sen is in a state of relaxed contemplation - accompanied by her&nbsp;chameleon named Blue.&nbsp;Within the setting&nbsp;Burdett explores&nbsp;a metaphor for changing identity and Sen engages in conversation with her future self.[imgtoken data:1]In Lea’s words: "Blue the chameleon is an extension of me. It was also a hint at the challenge of being an immigrant in London and sometimes having to (whether you’re conscious of it or not) change yourself to fit this foreign picture you’re now apart of."Sen's performance is heartfelt and understated, which matches the melancholic vibes of the track, and the desaturated colour palettes and lingering shots help&nbsp;elevate this mood.&nbsp;

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Léa Sen 'I Feel Like I'm Blue' by Molly Burdett

Léa Sen - I Feel Like I'm Blue (Official Music Video)

Molly Burdett's latest video for Arlo Parks is a tender portrait of youth that explores the highs and lows of adolescence, loneliness, and friendship - shot by&nbsp;Oscar-nominated cinematographer Robbie Ryan, and starring Bafta-winning actor Molly Windsor.&nbsp;&nbsp;This intimate film for Hope, released just ahead of Arlo Parks' much-anticipated debut album Collapsed In Sunbeams,&nbsp;is&nbsp;a timely reminder about the power of togetherness; something everyone needs now more than ever.

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Tim Swaby

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Transgressive

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Arlo Parks 'Hope' by Molly Burdett

Arlo Parks - Hope (Official Video)

Director Molly Burdett celebrates connection and rhythm in her bouncy promo for Biig Piig's Feels Right.&nbsp;Centered around a group of friends on a night out, the fun-filled video mixes spontaneous choreography with offbeat vignettes, creating a bittersweet aesthetic that will make&nbsp;viewers yearn for the day&nbsp;we can get back out onto the dancefloor.&nbsp;The cast dive right into their performances, ecstatically running riot around a nondescript industrial location, tearing up the town with stylised abandon.&nbsp;

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Biig Piig 'Feels Right' by Molly Burdett

Biig Piig - Feels Right (Official Video)

Molly Burdett’s second collaboration with Glaswegian soul singer Joesef celebrates the freedom and energy of youth, and the infectious power of dancing like no one is watching.The video focusses upon a working class community, life in a social club, and a sense of wellbeing and confidence of a young boy within that setting, to go off to dance on his own in the indoor bowling area. And that inspires Joesef and his mates to follow his lead, and chance their arm at some impromptu dancing.Burdett dovetails the documentary look with a bit of heartstring-tugging entertainment - shot on 35mm film by Miles Ridgeway. No wonder she describes the style as "Billy Elliot meets Andrea Arnold."

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Joe Walton

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Kayden Weir

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Joesef 'Does It Make You Feel Good' by Molly Burdett

Joesef-'Does-It-Make-You-Feel-Good'-by-Molly-Burdett

Molly Burdett's latest video for singer-songwriter Arlo Parks explores&nbsp;feelings of loneliness and insecurity, whilst emitting a sense of confusion and disconnection.Arlo’s dream-like voice acts as a guiding force for Saidu, the boy in&nbsp;the video. Shot during lockdown in an abandoned Jewish boarding school, Burdett depicts Arlo as the narrator,&nbsp;using low angles to place her in a position of silent power. Surreal imagery reinforces the sense of the boy's turmoil in a hyper-real setting.

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Arlo Parks 'Hurt' by Molly Burdett

Arlo Parks - Hurt (Official Video)

Joesef can't get comfortable in&nbsp;Molly Burdett's video for&nbsp;I Wonder Why.Examining the dichotomous&nbsp;emotions that come with loss and heartache, the concept transitions from cold blue colours - as if frozen in time and not knowning where to turn - to warm reds, an overload of information that leads to a meltdown... quite literally.&nbsp;Strikingly still and composed, DoP&nbsp;Adric Watson uses subtle camera movement and intriguing composition to further the narrative, without taking any attention away from the performance."I Wonder Why is about the slow burn of heartache, and the cyclical nature of losing someone and trying to forget about it," Molly Burdett tells us. "This intimate video reflects these transitional mental states."

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Indie

Joesef ft Loyle Carner 'I Wonder Why' by Molly Burdett

Joesef-Ft.-Loyle-Carner-'I-Wonder-Why'-by-Molly-Burdett

Molly Burdett's fourth collaboration with Arlo Parks, for the yearningly beautiful Black Dog, tackles the subject of mental health in a way that is as gently supportive as the song's lyrics.The song comes a matter of weeks after Arlo was named an ambassador for CALM, and documents what she describes as&nbsp;"the feeling of helplessness that comes along with watching a loved one suffer".&nbsp;Burdett's video similarly focusses upon the quiet fortitude and support of the carers.In simple yet effective&nbsp;vignettes, we see parents supporting their troubled loved ones, intercut with Arlo's performance. Not over-dramatised yet seamlessly composed, and all the more powerful for it, the video builds on the promise of Brudett's previous videos she&nbsp;directed for Parks last year, including <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/06/14/arlo-parks-george-molly-burdett/59221" target="_blank">George</a>.

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Time Based Arts

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Arlo Parks 'Black Dog' by Molly Burdett

Arlo-Parks-'Black-Dog'-by-Molly-Burdett

Molly Burdett's video for Arlo Parks' dreamy Sophie explores the relationship between anxiety and relief -&nbsp; stark opposites which are nevertheless intrinsically linked.&nbsp;

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Arlo Parks 'Sophie' by Molly Burdett

Arlo Parks - Sophie

Molly Burdett reverse-engineers the lothario trope in this erotically charged video for Arlo Parks.A young&nbsp;heartbreaker wanders home through her estate, seducing women while her girlfriend waits at home. Their complex relationship plays out through improvised dance and a series of organic metaphors. There’s blood in the water, worms in the roses, and too many fish in the bowl. Miles Ridgway’s photography gives the video the heady, sensual atmosphere of a hot summer day.This is Burdett’s second collaboration with Arlo Parks, in a series of gentle, carefully sketched studies of young&nbsp;Londoners. It was inspired by the romantic cult of Lord Byron, the self-destructive&nbsp;bad-boy of Georgian London, who allegedly seduced half a city."I imagined someone reckless and beautiful leaving a trail of broken things in their wake - unaware of the damage they’ve caused," says Burdett.

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Arlo Parks 'George' by Molly Burdett 

Arlo Parks - george (Official Music Video)

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