Director of Photography

Nate Hurtsellers

Andrew Donoho&#39;s third music video for Twenty One Pilots picks up where we left them in his last one, with Tyler Joseph clambering on a burned-out car. It catches alight once more, and so we&#39;re off again on another gripping journey, set amid spectacular&nbsp;mythological landscapes.&nbsp;The&nbsp;video for Jumpsuit explores dark, even dystopian, themes. Donoho uses elements of performance - on the burning car, against craggy Icelandic rock cliffs &ndash;&nbsp;&nbsp;interwoven with a subtle, interpretive narrative to create a highly atmospheric video that&#39;s full of suspense - and ultimately unanswered questions...&nbsp;

United States

Andrew Donoho

Ian Blair / Sara Nassim

Diktator / Truenorth

Ian Blair / Rafnar Hermannsson

Elin Mjoll Thorhallsdottir

Siggi Kjartan

Atli Kristófer

Daníel Gylfason

Finnur Gudjonsson

Heimir Sverrisson

Amanda Valentine

Steinunn Thordardottir

Mark Eshleman

Ricky Gausis

Vitaly Verlov

OB Management

Atlantic

Rock

Twenty One Pilots 'Jumpsuit' by Andrew Donoho

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Ben Newman returns to music videos with a sci-fi hiphop blockbuster for a posse of heavyweights led by Pharrell Williams for Aries.Pharrell finds himself on the desert salt flats&nbsp;with rappers Mike Will Made iT, Quavo, Big Sean and Rae Sremmurd, together with two lithe alien natives - and perhaps most impressively of all, the new BMW i8 convertible.And the car gives the meteors a run for their money, as they crash towards planet Aries, courtesy of some brilliant VFX from Carbon in LA.

Ben Newman

Dustin Highbridge

Pulse Films

Alli Maxwell

Deryck Highbridge

Jesse Hays

Tye Whipple

Kim Nguyen

Hannah Schrenck

Paul O'Reilly

Homespun

Aubrey Woodiwiss

Carbon Vfx

Matt Stevens

Tsloa Akuya, Tifeny Moreira, Dante Fyall

Mark Bridges

Interscope Records

Josh Brodnar

Whitehouse

Pharrell Williams, Mike Will Made It, Quavo, Big Sean And Rae Sremmurd 'Aries' by Ben Newman

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Edgar Wright&#39;s new movie&nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2z857RSfhk" target="_blank">Baby Driver</a>&nbsp;hits cinemas imminently, and the soundtrack plays a huge role in the movie. So it makes sense then that Andrew Donoho&#39;s clip for one of the lead tracks from said soundtrack should take place within that cinematic universe.An expert blend of footage from the movie itself and footage of Big Boi, RTJ and Danger Mouse making a break for it in the soon-to-be-iconic getaway car make the performance video feel like a seamless, stylish and downright exciting part of Wright&#39;s wider movie world.And, lest we forget, the first time&nbsp;Wright brought the Baby Driver character to the screen was in <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfrcZsKcVxU" target="_blank">his Mint Royale video for Blue Song</a>, starring Noel Fielding, back in 2002.&nbsp;

Ryan Huffman

Diktator

Ian Blair

Edgar Wright

Pete Mcclellan

Megan Dahl

Evans "griff" Griffin

Chris Larsen

Chris Dawson

Edward Nyankori

Trailer Park Editorial

Reprobates (us)

Saul Levitz

Columbia Records

Danger Mouse 'Chase Me' by Andrew Donoho

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The powerful video for &nbsp;Joey Bada$$&#39;s Land Of The Free, directed by Nathan R. Smith and the rapper himself, tackles the state of play in America today head-on, in a succession of contrasting&nbsp;scenes, shot in some spectacular locations.It spans from Joey&nbsp;telling young black children that &quot;Donald Trump is not equipped to take this country over&quot;, wrapping himself in an adapted&nbsp;version of Old Glory,&nbsp;and disturbing scenes of white police and officials&nbsp; assembling in a firing squad to shoot a line of unarmed black people.The video winds down with Klansmen lighting a cross on fire, the bodies of those shot illuminated by the flames. But it ends on a more uplifting note, with the rapper and the children smiling and playing in a field. &nbsp;

Nathan R. Smith

Joey Bada$$

Sara Lacombe

Paulette Agnes Ang

Kode Media

Nathan Killham

Tony Rosenthal

Chrys Carter

Payam Yazdandoost

Brian Austin

Joey Schmitz

Sid Nicholson

Rasheeda Ameera

Alex Kornreich

Kris Smale

Kiborz

Bunker VFX

Hip Hop

Joey Bada$$ 'Land Of The Free' by Nathan R. Smith & Joey Bada$$

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twenty one pilots ride into the fire in this clip by Andrew Donoho, their first collaboration since Heathens, one of the most viewed videos of 2016.Taking place on a desolate stretch of highway, the Heavydirtysoul&nbsp;video sees the band&#39;s frontman Tyler Joseph being driven at full speed by a hooded figure directly into the path of his bandmate, who for some reason decided the middle of the road was the best place to play the drums.Sparks fly and flames ignite as Joseph travels in a car that&#39;s disintegrating&nbsp;as it hurtles down the road - an impressive feat of high speed combustability and suspense that crescendos quite explosively.

James Mclean

Kimberly Stuckwisch

Andrew Scrivner

Thomas Semple

Brian Boyll

Jon Griffith

Michael Smith

Jordan Allen, Mark Bridges, Andres Jarmillion, Andrew Donoho

Alex Bittan

Pop Rock

twenty one pilots 'Heavydirtysoul' by Andrew Donoho

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The latest masked EDM enigma Marshmello has a really lovely time in his &#39;Ritual&#39; video by Andrew Donoho.Making full use of Marshmello as a recognisable, visually interesting presence in just about any room (save for maybe an elevator shared with Daft Punk, Deadmau5, MF Doom and Slipknot) the video sees him travel to all manner of interesting places with golden sunlight and anamorphic lens flare washing over everything. He&#39;s either running, jumping or skateboarding his way into and out of party scenarios. It&#39;s hard not to feel good when watching a man in an expensive light-up marshmallow&nbsp;helmet live life to the fullest.

Wojtek Stypko

Rich Salamone

Dylan Griffith

Erick Aguilar

Karla Wilson

Joe Schmitz

Tommy Haynes

Tristan Scott

Devin Bianchini

OWSLA

Marshmello Ft. Wrabel 'Ritual' by Andrew Donoho

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American singer-songwriter&nbsp;Kiiara&#39;s new video for Feels, directed by&nbsp;Andrew Donoho,&nbsp;is a mesmerising visual effects-heavy affair which follows the singer as she wakes up to the&nbsp;world crumbling around her and floating away.And although that might sounds like a terrifying thing to experience, the visuals&nbsp;take the viewer into a&nbsp;dreamlike state where the total&nbsp;destruction surrounding our protagonist&nbsp;is in fact peaceful,&nbsp;poignant and even soothing to watch. Calmly walking through the house and onto the street where&nbsp;buildings crumble away, Kiiara sings about all the feels -&nbsp;while observing the world vanish like&nbsp;effervescent pain medication&nbsp;in a glass of&nbsp;water.

Kourtney Gleason

Kimberly Stuckwisch, Ian Blair

Andrew Donoho, Patrick Perry

Gloria Fx, Bubba's Chop Shop, Andrew Donoho, Tim Gerald

Kiiara 'Feels' by Andrew Donoho

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Andrew Donoho does an excellent job with this tie-in with the upcoming Suicide Squad, cleverly integrating the movie into duo Twenty One Pilots&#39; own strange adventures in the slammer.And Heathens is insanely catchy, appropriately enough. If this is anything to go by, it actually&nbsp;may be a DC superhero movie that doesn&#39;t disappoint.&nbsp;

Justin Kappenstein

Chad Nicholson

Seaton Trotter

Brice Bradley

John Richoux

Stacey Kalchman

Mike Smith, Andrew Donoho

Donoho Productions Llc

Andrew Donoho, Jordan Allen, Andres Jaramillo

Twenty One Pilots 'Heathens' by Andrew Donoho

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Skrillex has paired with&nbsp;director&nbsp;Andrew Donoho to create something a little different&nbsp;from his intense EDM visuals. It&#39;s a softened, whimsical remix of his track Stranger, now&nbsp;with&nbsp;a beautiful video&nbsp;exploring the excitement of youth &ndash; and all done for a good cause.The video&nbsp;was released on Christmas Day as an opportunity to garner support for charities such as&nbsp;like&nbsp;Boys &amp; Girls Clubs of America, and&nbsp;follows a group of young people, losely helmed by Skrillex himself,&nbsp;banded together in a junkyard looking to have a good time. And they do just that, with a playful day of&nbsp;food fights, racing, and exploding cars, topped off with the magic of sparklers and fire spinning when night falls.&nbsp;Shot in Donoho&#39;s native Georgia, where he made the videos for Raury that first&nbsp;got him noticed,&nbsp;Skrillex told HypeBeast: &quot;I approached Andrew Donoho because I knew he was really good at doing run-and-gun lifestyle videos. In a lot of his old videos he never even used actors, he likes to stay away from them. He&rsquo;s really good at creating scenarios with real people, and that was the whole sentiment behind the video.&quot;

Alex Orr

Cameron Boling

Fakewood Wallpaper

Mike Brune

Donovan Henneberg-Verity

Jessica Hershatter

James Kastleburgh

Aimee Holmberg

Lorrain Coppin

Donoho Productions

Megan Gane

Jarret Morgan

Stacy Vaughan

JFilms

Skrillex with Tennyson & White Sea 'Stranger (remix)' by Andrew Donoho

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After Meg Myers mentioned to director Andrew Donoho that she&#39;d be interested in using children or elderly people in the video for her latest single Sorry,&nbsp;he came up with the final concept.The video sees two different sequences shot in the same house. The first,&nbsp;with children playing during a beautiful, sunny day; the second, with Meg Myers returning to the&nbsp;house years later riddled with anger and guilt after the desintegration of a relationship.&nbsp;

Jon Titus

Lorraine Coppin

Alex Zakar

Katie Ballard

Patrick Perry

Prehistoric Digital

Anna Stevenson 		Matthew Hughes

Tyler Winger

Steven Walton

Indie, Pop

Meg Myers 'Sorry' by Andrew Donoho

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In the&nbsp;video for Seven Suns directed by John Merizalde,&nbsp;Raury tackles the dangers of technology addiction, and more specifically that of cell phones. Sound captions of said phone-addicts can be heard in the beginning of the video, as&nbsp;Raury and his clan aka LoveRenaissance are introduced.&nbsp;&nbsp;Clad with bats and leather jackets, they&nbsp;take matters into their own hands to&nbsp;wake the masses from the their phone-dependency&nbsp;and the zombie-like state that they&#39;re in while using them.&nbsp;The&nbsp;aim is to match the exteme nature of the addiction (&quot;I check my phone at least once every 5 minutes or else I have a nervous breakdown&quot;) with their measures, grabbing phones off of passersby and smashing them to oblivion.&nbsp;Raury&#39;s track &quot;Seven Suns&quot; sets the tone, with the drowned out guitar riffs and vibrant lyrics matching the revolutionary feel of the video.

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