Director's Representation

Paul McKee at LOOSE JOINTS

A spectacular&nbsp;return to music videos by Japanese director Masashi Muto for Jonas Blue, in which the emotion of a crumbling love affair is represented through dance on the skyline and in the streets of Tokyo.

United Kingdom

Masashi Muto

Takuro Fujii

Loose Joints

Paul McKee

Kohei Sato

Umeuchi

Naoki Ishizaka

Shinji Yoshida

Masao Kato

Ai Chikui

Ryo Kuroda

Ryuji

Arikawa

Fumitomo Kobayashi

Toshiki Kamei

Oi Chan

James Hackett

Virgin EMI

Jonas Blue ft. Moelogo 'We Could Go Back' by Masashi Muto

Jonas-Blue--Ft.-Moelogo-'We-Could-Go-Back'-by-Masashi-Muto

Tom Ringsby second video for Husky Loops highlights how we all live in our own little bubble, even when we&#39;re living cheek-by-jowl.It&#39;s an interesting idea that could have been an unholy mess in its execution, but instead, it all works beautifully. It may not be a one-shot but thanks to some terrific organisation and sterling quick-panning camerwork (by, presumably, DoP Henry Gill)&nbsp;it seems to get quite close. So fine work by Ringsby, who also reflected upon the stresses of modern living in <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2017/05/18/husky-loops-tempo-tom-ringsby" target="_blank">his other Husky Loops video, for Tempo</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tom Ringsby

Tiny Factory Collective

Tiny Factory

Paolo Dalla Costa

Henry Gill

James Wingfield

John Jefferies

Pietro Garrone

Husky Loops 'Girl Who Wants To Travel The World' by Tom Ringsby

Tom Ringsby bottles the driving energy of Husky Loops&#39; Tempo, with this entertaining take on the angst and paranoia associated with urban life.In-camera whips and zooms set up a&nbsp;series of choreographed&nbsp;scenes where the identities of the cast are gradually revealed, and a not-entirely-serious mood of rising mania&nbsp;is established - culminating in Husky Loops&#39; lead singer Danio heading out into the East London night in his kimono.

Beth Trinder

Matthew Simmons

Andi Chu

Husky Loops 'Tempo' by Tom Ringsby

Husky Loops - Tempo (Official Video)

London-based producer William Arcane ventures out on a beautiful, solitary journey across the British South West coastline&nbsp;for Chariot (Reverie)&nbsp;by&nbsp;photographer and director&nbsp;Pete Davies.&nbsp;Pete&#39;s&nbsp;undeniable photographic sensibility comes to the fore here, capturing the Dartmoor and the North Devon coastline in singularly&nbsp;expressive ways. The video leads&nbsp;us on a wayfaring&nbsp;voyage through old ruins, green matted cliffsides, and a&nbsp;lonely lighthouse in the distance, resulting in a pure and solemn&nbsp;accompaniment&nbsp;to Arcane&#39;s&nbsp;deeply personal track.&nbsp;

Pete Davies

Simon Lakos

Ed Hanbury

Trim Editing

Philip Hambi

Singer-songwriter

Electronic

Alternative Pop

William Arcane 'Chariot (Reverie)' by Pete Davies

William-Arcane-'Chariot-(reverie)'-by-Pete-Davies

After establishing the cinematic &#39;70s Hollywood world in the brilliant <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2016/07/13/midnight-monaco-one-million-nicolas-randall-marc-edouard-leon" target="_blank">One In A Million</a>, Nicolas Randall is back with a development of the story in a new video for Midnight to Monaco.Ricky, the aspiring actor from the previous instalment in this gorgeous-looking narrative saga, now has a singing career and this video sees him build up his first track with the help of the manager who &#39;discovered&#39; him in rather illicit circumstances (again, watch the last video for context).Film some excellent production design and styling, combined with legendary locations like East West studios, the video sells itself as a glistening fictional period piece perfectly. Who knows where Ricky&#39;s career will take him next, but you get the feeling his story is not over yet.

Nicolas Randall

Jona Ward

Spencer Graves

Michelle Laine

Jacque Piotrowski

Cami Starkman

Ricky Gausis

Therapy LA

Ranch Hand Entertainment

Midnight to Monaco 'One Way Ticket' by Nicolas Randall

Nicolas Randall &amp; Marc-Edouard Leon deliver a night-crawling, sleazy and heartbreakingly bleak video for Midnight to Monaco.&nbsp;Tackling the subject of male prostitution in 80s LA was never going to be pretty, and this video makes every scenario seem sinister and cold. Nobody genuinely smiles, there&#39;s no passion in anything seen here and the neon lights of cheap motels illuminate a world cast under Hollywood&#39;s shadow with a sickly glow - beautifully shot, it must be said, by DoP Starr Whitesides.&nbsp;It&#39;s not an easy watch, but it&#39;s certainly a rewarding one - with Midnight To Monaco&#39;s Ricky Ducati convincing&nbsp;in the lead role as the wannabe actor turned hustler.&nbsp;The bookending of the video&nbsp;with a VHS scene adds a sinister, voyeuristic element to a story where the young and the pretty try and thrive and quickly find themselves becoming obsolete.&nbsp;

United States

Marc-Edouard Leon

Matt Bobbitt

Peter Williams

Starr Whitesides

Mark Daniel Quintos

Kyle Valenta

Gregory Reese

Jill Zegarski

Partizan Darkroom

Tobin Oldach

Joanna de Moyer

The Mill

Kiana Bicoy

Midnight To Monaco 'One In A Million' by Nicolas Randall & Marc-Edouard Leon

Midnight To Monaco - One In A Million

Laura Mvula gives a solitary eulogy at her own funeral in this beautifully shot, understated video from Damian Weilers.Having been invited personally by Mvula to direct this video, Weilers and DoP&nbsp;Charlie Goodger deliver some beautiful scenes in a mixture of aspect ratios. The scenes inside the church in this video are a treat to behold - light pours over the space perfectly and the video takes full advantage of this.

Damian Weilers

Charlie Goodger

Toby Goodger

Richard Johnson

Beatrice Hurst

Andy Swannell

Jamie Sinclair

Iain McCray Martin

Petros Poyiatgi

Franklin Peacock

Ed Bullock

Gaby Ciullo

Jamie O'Donnell

Finish

Julien Biard

Sony Music

Laura Mvula 'Show Me Love' by Damian Weilers

Laura Mvula  "Show Me Love"  Damian Weilers

Here&#39;s Nicolas Randall&#39;s new short film-cum-video for A-Trak&#39;s We All Fall Down, set in a lively Western bar, with a cast of colourful characters.&nbsp;After some atmospheric scene-setting - and the appearance of A-Track on the decks &ndash; the bar&#39;s resident &#39;cowgirls&#39; all take their turn riding the bar&#39;s electric bull. In completely&nbsp;unsuitable clothing, of course...

Pulse Films

Lark Creative

Sarah Park

Electric Theatre Collective

Aubrey Woodiwiss

Reid Embry

Justin Robinson

Melissa Schade

Valerie Von Prisk

Michael Nelson

Bradley Boyer

Fools Gold

A-Trak 'We All Fall Down' by Nicolas Randall

Damian Weilers has delivered some visual delight for&nbsp;Frank Turner&#39;s&nbsp;Josephine, based based on the album&#39;s thematic exploration of positivity and negativity, with&nbsp;Josephine is a black figure to start and the more Turner&nbsp;sings the more he&#39;s is covered in paint and the more she is revealed from the black.Aside from the interesting aesthetic appeal, the image of paint retracting from Josephine&nbsp;ties in with&nbsp;Frank&#39;s lyrics, pleading with her&nbsp;to reveal&nbsp;herself to him. It also serves&nbsp;as a&nbsp;metaphor for&nbsp;our a state of mind, with&nbsp;dark thoughts clouding more encouraging ones.&nbsp;

Amy James

Freya Silk

Mattias Nyberg

Job Reineke

Chris Rogers

Howard Davidson

Richard Harrowing

Marissa Marsh

Nicole Meer

Billie

Holly Silius

Luca Barton

Declan Slattery

cut and run

Toby Tomkins

CHEAT

Emily Tedrake

Polydor

Eloise Showering

Folk

Frank Turner 'Josephine' by Damian Weilers 

Frank Turner "Josephine" Directed By Damian Weilers

Damian Weilers&#39;&nbsp;socially conscious video for Nerina Pallot&#39;s The Road, from her upcoming album The Sound and the Fury,&nbsp;deals with&nbsp;the current issue of&nbsp;the migrant community at Calais&nbsp;trying to get into the UK, through a series of short snippets&nbsp;documenting life in the migrant camps.Weilers has shed light on the living conditions of the migrants who risk their lives attempting to&nbsp;broach the UK border and attain a better life, facing&nbsp;hardship that doesn&#39;t end when they enter&nbsp;Europe. Filming for a week in the camp known as The Jungle, he does them the service as treating them as individuals, not an anonymous scourge, and handling their situation with sensitivity.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]

John Heyes

Zoe Wheeler

Nerina Pallot 'The Road' by Damian Weilers 

NERINA PALLOT "THE ROAD" Directed By Damian Weilers

Kate Miller heads&nbsp;for the beach and taking a surprising dip in the sea in Damian Weilers&#39; video for the heartfelt Maybe.&nbsp;The promo&nbsp;is all lovely, soft&nbsp;focus portraiture&nbsp;and has a distinctive monochromatic grade, which&nbsp;showcases Miller&#39;s&nbsp;honest and vulnerable performance - and shows the effects of swimming on a cold day. &nbsp;

Cut+Run

David Baxter

Andy Brown

Four Walls

Pop, Pop, Singer-songwriter

Kate Miller 'Maybe' by Damian Weilers

Imelda May casts off the confines of her secretarial uniform to&nbsp;channel&nbsp;her inner rebel in Lindy Heymann&#39;s promo for new single Wild Woman.Imelda raids Lindy&#39;s dressing-up box to become various characters and at one point her and the band flirt with a spot of androgeny. It&#39;s all good fun...

Lindy Heymann

Tina Pawlik

Sarah Aranda-Garzon

Dan Gibling

Tom Allen

Adam Scarth

Jessie Brough

George Telling

Mike McDuffie

Chris Rusby

Seth Crosby

Josh Green

Pearce Crowley

Casey Williams

Katherine McAnnon

Kashca Walker

Sian Duke

Tashan Cian

Sonia Mazurek

Eleri Shone

Ryan Beck

Final Cut

Jon Leese-Pomfret

Prime Focus

Universal

Cynthia Lole

Rock/Pop

Imelda May 'Wild Woman' by Lindy Heymann

Imelda May - Wild Woman

There&#39;s call of duty, there&#39;s suffering for your art - and then there&#39;s Mads Damsgaard Kristiansen,&nbsp;the singing half of Reptile Youth, getting marmalized for real&nbsp;by a pro Thai boxer in the band&#39;s&nbsp;video for Above directed by&nbsp;Lasse Martinussen.This remarkable spectacle provides the climax of an opaque narrative involving both parties, a rich, old puppet-master, Mads&#39; bandmate Esben, and most importantly, the beautiful courtesan who is inevitably the reason for the big kerfuffle.&nbsp;Powerful stuff - for a song that merits the effort.&nbsp;

Denmark

Lasse Martinussen

Thomas Veyssiere Gram

Mik Frikke

Jacob Moller

Noa Lynnerup

Marisól Ortiz

Lachlan Forbes

Mette Munch

Kristine Wold

Anne Marie Vagner

Mik Stampe

Christian Schwanenflügel

Jakob Steen, Spoiled VFX

Gianluca Aversano & Joel Krozer

the Woerks

Reptile Youth 'Above' by Lasse Martinussen

Lasse Martinussen&#39;s video for Who Made Who&#39;s Dreams is a suitably surreal experience, with the song performed by bikini-wearing Marie-Lydie Nokouda, presiding over a family slowly drowning in a pool...Who Made Who have a reputation for making some very drily witty music videos - perhaps none more so than the marvellous Keep Me In My Plane, and lead singer&nbsp;Høffding is certainly very pleased with this one.&quot;This is where pictures take music to the next level,&quot; Høffding says. &quot;Dreams&nbsp;was a grand, bright, and positive track. Then Lasse comes with his fucked-up mind, and all of a sudden the song gets kind of psycho and scary. In a great way!&quot;

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