Theo Hue Williams

Production Company

ProdCo

Luna Carmoon completes her trilogy of videos for Fontaines D.C., ingeniously uniting the leading protagonists of the Hoard&nbsp;director's two previous videos for songs from the band's acclaimed album ROMANCE - and themed to match the album's title.'Martin' (played by Ewan Mitchell) enters the chemists for the meds to treat the wounds incurred during the brilliant <a href="https://staging.promonews.tv/videos/2024/08/23/fontaines-dc-modern-world-luna-carmoon/87842" target="_blank">In The Modern World </a>video, when he sees 'Spider' (Grace Collender), working there as a sales assistant, after her witchy exploits in the mesmerizing <a href="https://staging.promonews.tv/videos/2024/08/08/fontaines-dc-heres-thing-luna-carmoon/87678" target="_blank">Here's The Thing</a> promo.And it really is love at first sight for both of them.&nbsp;&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Luna Carmoon

Chris Murdoch

Ian Pons Jewell

Zico Judge

Jaime Ackroyd

Nellie Heron-anstead

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Scott Wright

XL Recordings

Rock

Fontaines D.C. 'It's Amazing To Be Young' by Luna Carmoon

Fontaines DC - It's Amazing To Be Young (Official Video)

Diana Kunst directs an expressive promo for Lenny Kravitz, focussing very much on the man himself&nbsp;and his timeless appeal.The video for Honey was shot on location at the late Pierre Cardin’s personal residence in Nice, France, and Kunst and team took an unusual approach in its production. Relying largely on improvisation and spontaneity, the creative team&nbsp;played music loudly, danced freely, and let the energy of the moment steer the narrative.The piece embodies the joy of being fully immersed in the present, as each frame feels fresh and unscripted, capturing the excitement and lightness of simply being playful. With superb cinematography by Joao De Botelho&nbsp;and grade by Dante Pasquinelli, the video strikes the perfect balance of narrative and performance. And lots of Lenny's fab physique.Great work with instant rewatch appeal.&nbsp;

Elena Seegers

Ikki

Rodney Burns

Diana Kunst

Lana Salfiti

Joao De Botelho

Richard Ducros

Carlos Font Clos

Cabin Edit

Dante Pasquinelli

Ethos Studio

Cinelab Film and Digital

Lenny Kravitz 'Honey' by Diana Kunst

Lenny-Kravitz-'Honey'-by-Diana-Kunst

As their long-awaited new album ROMANCE is released, comes another&nbsp;remarkable Fontaines D.C. video - and another tour de force by Luna Carmoon.The director who made her music video debut with&nbsp;the intense drama of <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2024/08/08/fontaines-dc-heres-thing-luna-carmoon/87678" target="_blank">Here's The Thing</a> (after her acclaimed feature debut Hoard) quickly returns to duties with the Fontaines with an extraordinary piece of work for In A Modern World: a surreal comedy-drama, featuring an incredible central performance&nbsp;from Ewan Mitchell (House of the Dragon, Saltburn) - as a character engaged in the netherworld of a very niche, indeed bizarre and&nbsp;dangerous sport.&nbsp;It's car-jitsu - jiu-jitsu, within the interior&nbsp;of a car. Invented <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1f7r0cfaXc" target="_blank">just a couple of years ago, in Chicago</a>, Mitchell's character is the protagonist through which Carmoon explores an absurd yet compelling experience. At first, its just the raw, explosive physicality involved of clashing bodies within a ridiculously small space - which is surprising and hugely intense&nbsp;in itself.Then the director adds another dimension to the&nbsp;brutal clash of bodies - what is happening outside the car, the voyeuristic relationship of passers-by who become the audience to Mitchell and a succession of combatants, a kind of sexual frisson that is created through the intensity of the action. The parallels with another in-car activity is undeniable.&nbsp;It's&nbsp;Fight Club&nbsp;crossed&nbsp;with dogging.&nbsp;Horrible, painful to watch yet hilarous, it's mesmerizing stuff, a fever dream. And it's hard to undersell how good Mitchell is in this. Or how impressive it is in terms of the vision and world creation by Carmoon. Just great.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Sofia Sacomani

Lewis Walker

Coralie Rose

Jack Hamilton

Callum Anderson

Jack Meredith

Ellen Amann Johns

Lucy James

Charles Stanley

Natasha Lawes

Joseph Taylor

Trim Editing

Andi Chu

Electric Theatre Collective

Ewan Mitchell

Fontaines D.C. 'In The Modern World' by Luna Carmoon

Fontaines-D.c.-'In-The-Modern-World-'-by-Luna-Carmoon

Filmmaker Luna Carmoon, the director of well-received feature debut Hoard, now&nbsp;unveils her debut music video for Fontaines D.C. - where she brings a modern twist to cult classics The Craft and The Lost Boys.In the Here's The Thing video, Grace Collender plays a girl ostracized by her peers during a community dance competition. After a humiliating fall on stage, she finds herself entangled with a group of outsider girls who begin to infiltrate her life and dreams. The narrative unfolds with elements of supernatural intrigue, as these enigmatic girls lead our protagonist into a world of chaos and rebellion.With rich cinematography from Antoine Cormier, Carmoon creates an unsettling, gripping atmosphere. The haunting, smog-filled settings evoke the suspense of 80s Giallo films, while the characters’ distinctive, alt-inspired wardrobes draw from grunge and goth aesthetics. And the&nbsp;influence of films like The Craft and The Lost Boys is evident in the way Carmoon portrays the bond between the outsider girls, with the lead character’s transformation from outcast to a powerful, defiant force driving the story forward.It all leads to an explosive climax, dovetailing with another banging Fontaines track from their forthcoming album Romance.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Antoine Cormier

Oscar Stewart

Noreen Khan

John Lowe

Hermes Contreras

Tom Nowell

Echo Seireeni

Max Cookward

Road Casting

Grace Collender

Fontaines D.C. 'Here's The Thing' by Luna Carmoon

Fontaines D.C. - Here's The Thing (Official Video)

Alice Kunisué&nbsp;directs a wonderfully eccentric promo for Peggy Gou.&nbsp;The video for Lobster Telephone is the director's first promo with ProdCo, having recently signed with them for representation in the US and UK, and Kunisué's vision for the visual brings an otherworldly, playful vibe to complement the track.&nbsp;Opening with six guys magically popping out of the water, they awkwardly dance to the beat before spotting Peggy and becoming instantly mesmerised.&nbsp;From there, it's a trippy fever dream with lobster claw accessories, vibrant bouncy balls and a heavy dose of contemporary surrealism.&nbsp;“I think anyone who meets Peggy feels instantly charmed and entertained by her wit and humor," comments&nbsp; Kunisué.&nbsp;"It just came very naturally to bring that playful aura into a story.”

Teresa Montanuy

Carolina Galiana

Alice Kunisué

Blanca Cividanes

Javi Vázquez

Guiseppe Favale

Verónica Palés

Marc A. Martinez

Lucas Cuevas

Alberto Ojeda

Dani De Juan

Adrian Rodriguez

Andrea Campillo

Elena Marín

Hyungsun Ju

Patrick Glatthaar

Pepa Perea

Dylan Edwards

Mykyta Bereg

Church

Disguys

Dance

Peggy Gou 'Lobster Telephone' by Alice Kunisué 

Peggy-Gou-'Lobster-Telephone'-by-Alice-Kunisué-

Onda directs a futuristic blockbuster for Big Sean, featuring&nbsp;an artistic interpretation of the artist's resurgence onto the global stage.&nbsp;Waking from an incubation chamber, his every move&nbsp;meticulously tracked, in the video for Precision we see Big Sean undertake&nbsp;a series of tests designed to gauge his readiness to re-enter society.Utilising NeRF AI technology, Onda captured&nbsp;virtual 3D representations of the actual on-set environments for subsequent manipulation in post-production, blurring the line between live action and post effects.Across a dizzying montage of performance vignettes, the video is a hyperactive, full-sensory experience befitting of such a big comeback, and Onda's eye for innovative concepts shines brightly throughout. It's a superb, multi-faceted announcement of the hip hop star's return to action.“It’s been almost four years since Big Sean released an album," Onda explains. "My intent with this video was to show a validating corporate America approach to not everything being what it seems, A layered approach to the Truman Show, Big Brother idea.”[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]