Producer

Oliver Kendall

Tia Salisbury directs a darkly comic promo for post-punk musician Billy Nomates, aka Tor Maries - featuring Spencer Jones, creator/star of off-the-wall TV comedy The Mind of Herbert Clumperdunk.&nbsp;In the video for Blue Bones, Jones plays Maries' super-needy slobbish partner, slurping noodles and invading her space.&nbsp;He's suffocating her both spiritually and physically,&nbsp;in&nbsp;a relationship heading towards&nbsp;its death throes.In the end, it looks like they find some level ground, before Maries hops out and starts life on a more hopeful timeline. This lo-fi effort is a&nbsp;great showcase for the artist and director, and a sign of great things to come for both.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Tia Salisbury

Tor Maries

James Trevascus

Geoff Barrow

Invada Records

Dan Hilltout

Daniel Broadley

James Copplestone Farmer

Georgia Quilty Kent

Isabel While

Cam Sander

Dan Moran Colour

Spencer Jones

Mintcake

Post-Punk

Billy Nomates 'Blue Bones' by Tia Salisbury

Billy-Nomates-'Blue-Bones'-by-Tia-Salisbury

Bristol-based director&nbsp;Matt Harris-Freeth delivers a playful and surreal one-shot video for Orlando Weeks’ Look Who’s Talking Now.Filled with visual trickery and floating red balls, the camera rotates around a room full of pillars, as multiple figures weave in and out of the space.Tied together with a timeless nostalgic aesthetic, the video is a love letter to the MTV era, and an exciting new direction for Orlando Weeks' aesthetic.&nbsp;Glitchy VFX add an extra layer&nbsp;of texture and experimentation, and elevate the whimsical nature of the piece.[imgtoken data:1]

Matt Harris-Freeth

Robot Dinosaur

Tom German

Jack Lilley

Hannah Squires

Matt Harris-freeth, Pedro Márquez

PIAS

Orlando Weeks 'Look Who's Talking Now' by Matt Harris-Freeth

Orlando Weeks - Look Who's Talking Now (Official Video)

Matt Harris-Freeth directs a quirky cinematic ocean voyage for British Folk group The Longest Johns.The video is set to the band's&nbsp;own&nbsp;version of Wellerman, which went viral on TikTok in 2020 and kicked off a global interest in sea shanties.Shot on location along the Jurassic Coast, the video sees the band deliver a wry performance, living in comfort on the deck of a sailing vessel and passing their time in various ways. They await&nbsp;the arrival of the Wellerman, a ship that will bring much-needed provisions.DoP&nbsp;Sarah Smither creates a cinematic and vibrant aesthetic through the use of anamorphic lenses and sweeping drone shots,&nbsp;capturing the atmosphere and textures of the nautical setting, whilst&nbsp;elevating the surreal, anachonistic vibes of the concept.

Oliver Kendall

Producer

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