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Nick Middleton

A moment of connection on a train opens a fantasy space where the alchemy of dance changes a young woman, in Nick Middleton's charming video for American singer-songwriter Jesca Hoop's Shoulder Charge.&nbsp;Taken from Hoop's sixth studio album Stonechild, the video focuses on&nbsp;self-image, finding ourselves in others, and being seen. Karim Andreotti's cinematography is hazy and&nbsp;washed-out, yet nostalgic. It helps the&nbsp;visual&nbsp;feel universal and poignant.An intimate and vulnerable&nbsp;performance from Jesca builds upon these themes, and gives the project an emotional grounding amongst the fantasy narrative.&nbsp;

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Jesca Hoop 'Shoulder Charge' by Nick Middleton

Jesca-Hoop-'Shoulder-Charge'-by-Nick-Middleton

We follow Milson Pulse on 21/05/17; the day he is convinced to plan and take part in a robbery lead by his girlfriend. it is also the day Milson goes missing.Frank Lebon&#39;s experimental visual drama for Mount Kimbie&#39;s Delta is dreamy, inventive, engrossing.

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Alice Kirkpatrick

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Katie King

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Lee Sanderson, Lachlan Munro, Nickesha Grant,  Camilla Arthur

Mount Kimbie 'Delta' by Frank Lebon

Mount-Kimbie--'Delta-'-by-Frank-Lebon

Nick Middleton puts the viewer in a rather strange predicament in his clip for Dutch Uncles.Middleton puts the audience in the first person and lets a strange story unfold. Through the point of view of a recently jilted ex, we follow a woman as she whimsically dances her way through an eerily quiet London. Turns out she&#39;s fallen in love with a street light and we&#39;re being left in the dust. All we have now are these confusing, painful, artistic memories to see us through.

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Dutch Uncles 'Streetlight' by Nick Middleton

Dutch-Uncles-'Streetlight'-by-Nick-Middleton

Dutch Uncles get their skates on in this playful clip for Oh Yeah,&nbsp;directed by Nick Middleton.The bands frontman Duncan Wallis is no stranger to busting out some incredible dance moves, and here Middleton decides to put his moves on wheels &ndash; possibly in the hope of some flailing calamity. No chance:&nbsp;Wallis takes to it like a duck to water.Starting off alone in a roller rink, before being joined by Liverpool indie band Stealing Sheep, and eventually a cavalcade of rollerskating extras. With cash flying everywhere, the video builds and builds into a joyous&nbsp;party that seems quite aware that it&#39;s a music video. But that strange energy works in its favour.

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Dutch Uncles 'Oh Yeah' by Nick Middleton

Dutch-Uncles-'Oh-Yeah'-by-Nick-Middleton

The guys from Dutch Uncles spend a day at Buxton Raceway - taking advantage of the racetrack&#39;s windswept, cinematic&nbsp;rural location - in this video for their title track from upcoming album Big Balloon.&nbsp;Director Nick Middleton felt the track&#39;s driving bass line meant the video needed&nbsp;a strong sense of motion, so was inspired to shoot at the Raceway - about five miles down the road from where the Dutch Uncles grew up. He wanted to film a few crashes, but he says &quot;it surprised us when we saw some of the drivers were as young as 10 years old.&quot;&nbsp;

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Dutch Uncles 'Big Balloon' by Nick Middleton

Dutch-Uncles-'Big-Balloon'-by-Nick-Middleton

Deviating ever so slightly from our usual fare, but just in time for Halloween, Remi Weekes takes a break from directing duo Tell No One to&nbsp;presents his short film Tickle Monster, commissioned by Film 4.This short film&nbsp;sees an aspiring grime MC hanging out at his girlfriend&#39;s house, only for her to reveal that she shares her room with the Tickle Monster. The ensuing chaos that unfolds is equal parts funny&nbsp;and uncomfortable. Which I suppose is just like being tickled.Great pacing by Weekes is matched by some excellently creepy, voyeuristic cinematography which makes the single-room short feel incredibly claustrophobic. And when it comes to shocks, it fully delivers.

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