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Grace Davies displays her on-screen charisma with this heartfelt performance of Invisible captured by Aella Jordan-Edge.The former&nbsp;X Factor contestant sings her story in a nightclub bathroom - and the pain of suffering from lack of self-esteem is echoed by a girl who is in a moment of pure anguish.Jordan-Edge shows that its the support and solidarity of friends that really makes the difference when we are feeling vulnerable (and invisible), without glossing over the difficulty of dragging oneself from the depths of misery. Meanwhile&nbsp;Grace Davies provides a sensitive but worldly-wise perspective.

United Kingdom

Aella Jordan-Edge

Jerome Danvers

Rankin Creative

Hannah Bellil

Joe Taylor

Donny Johnson

Holly Miller

Grace Davies 'Invisible' by Aella Jordan-Edge

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In their fourth collaboration with Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Dan Cadan and Jonathan 'Scully' Mowatt deliver a richly atmospheric&nbsp;setpiece&nbsp;starring Jack O'Connell. In fact, the video for Blue Moon Rising&nbsp;feels like part of a bigger narrative - a gangster movie,&nbsp;also featuring&nbsp;Noel himself as the head of this particular family business.While Noel is in the back office, discussing serious matters with his associates, O'Connell appears as a more fun-loving guy - rather worse for wear, and lured onto the dancefloor of a deserted club by a mystery woman, played by Gala Gordon. All the while they are&nbsp;observed by another, more serious young&nbsp;man (James Nelson Joyce).&nbsp;&nbsp;It's a very cinematic scenario, with some electric chemistry between O'Connell and Gordon, well-paced to work with the track. It's also a video that does that rare thing of putting Noel Gallagher's brooding charisma to good use. By the end you want to know more about this set of characters, and the relationship between them.

Dan Cadan

Jonathan Mowatt

Ayo Davis

Louise Flood

Russell De Rozario

Mel Szabo

Graham Hector

Jack O'Connell

Gala Gordon

James Nelson Joyce

Ben Keswick

Rock

Noel Gallagher High Flying Birds 'Blue Moon Rising' by Dan Cadan & Jonathan 'Scully' Mowatt

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Yorkshireman Dan Cadan, 44, has worked extensively as a writer&nbsp;in film and TV for more than twenty years. But this year has been one of his most productive in&nbsp;music videos as, together with Scully (aka Jonathan Mowatt) he has directed three videos for Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds - most recently exploring hardship at Christmas time&nbsp;in <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/11/22/noel-gallagher%E2%80%99s-high-flying-birds-wandering-star-dan-cadan-and-scully/62051" target="_blank">the&nbsp;Wandering Star video</a>, starring Stephen Graham and Hannah Walters.Dan, (above; photo by Rankin)&nbsp;spent a decade writing alongside Guy Ritchie, and his extensive list of&nbsp;collaborators include Madonna, Idris Elba, Will.I.Am and Goldie. His repertoire of films include&nbsp;international award-winning short, The Devil’s Wedding and 2018 debut feature Walk Like a Panther, set in West Yorkshire, near Huddesfield where he grew up.&nbsp;Having directed or co-directed videos for Mumford &amp; Sons, Rick Astley and&nbsp;the Kasabian video for Ill Ray&nbsp;- the latter featuring his wife Lena Headey&nbsp;- Dan joined The Graft for music videos and commercials last year.&nbsp;He says: "I prefer people to know about my work, than me personally - although much of my work says a lot about me personally, if you look closely."&nbsp;But we decided to ask Dan about his work and life anyway...WORK:How long have you held your current position? What were you doing before this? &nbsp; I’ve been&nbsp;writing for over 26 years, directing for over 15 years and creating for over 40 years...What was your first job, or first significant break in the industry? &nbsp; As a runner for Guy Ritchie and Matthew Vaughn on the post production of Lock, Stock &amp; Two Smoking Barrels.Name one music video that inspired you that get involved in making music videos? &nbsp; Spike Jonze's video for&nbsp;Beastie Boys' Sabotage.[vidtoken data:0]Name one project you’ve done that was significant as a learning experience – and why? &nbsp; Working on Snatch [directed by Ritchie, produced by Vaughn]. I learned so much about the cinematic storytelling process from concept to script structure and dialogue, right through to shot framing, editing and colouring. Not only did I learn a lot, I was able to confirm much of what I thought I knew.[vidtoken data:1]<blockquote>I learned so much about the cinematic storytelling process from concept to script structure and dialogue [working on Snatch]</blockquote>What are the favourite projects (music videos or otherwise) you’ve worked on in the past year or so?&nbsp;&nbsp; Our three&nbsp;Noel Gallagher&nbsp;videos - Black Star Dancing, This Is The Place&nbsp;and 'Wandering Star. &nbsp;And writing with Goldie and Clint Dyer on the TV series that we're developing.I loved the challenge of putting the <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/05/09/noel-gallaghers-high-flying-birds-black-star-dancing%E2%80%99-dan-cadan-jonathan-mowatt/58631" target="_blank">Black Star Dancing</a>&nbsp;video together. We scoured through over 35 hours worth of [70s and 80s TV show]&nbsp;The Wheeltappers and Shunters Social Club footage to find every nicotine-stained finger tap, well-coiffured head nod, increasingly-energetic pensioner dance, and 1980’s TV icon that would cut and synch perfectly.[vidtoken data:2]And I love Noel’s performance in the vid, as he wins the crowd over without really giving a fuck. He’s just there with his band to play, whether they like it or not. &nbsp;You can really feel the discomfort in the room at the start - it’s quite painful! I also got quite the kick out of watching/hearing Scully dealing with Bernard Manning Jnr and Bobby Ball...<blockquote>Wandering Star&nbsp;is me getting back to what I really love. Shooting narrative - and working with Stephen Graham and Hannah Walters.</blockquote><a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/08/29/noel-gallaghers-high-flying-birds-place-dan-cadan-and-jonathan-mowatt/60483">This Is The Place</a> was a different kind of challenge - working with archive footage can be problematic but this was a most particular twat at times. &nbsp;Every image has to be cleared or blurred or some other nonsense that just injects a whole world of pain into the process. &nbsp;It’s not like we just picked any old shite and slapped it behind NGHFB’s - we had to be meticulous.[vidtoken data:3]<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/11/22/noel-gallagher%E2%80%99s-high-flying-birds-wandering-star-dan-cadan-and-scully/62051" target="_blank">Wandering Star</a>&nbsp;is me getting back to what I really love. Shooting narrative - and working with Stephen Graham and Hannah Walters. &nbsp;I just love a story...whether I’m telling one or hearing one - and this track brought us the ideal opportunity to tell one.[vidtoken data:4]How did you start working with Jonathan Mowatt (Scully)?We started working together on Black Star Dancing. That video was his idea. Scully doesn’t come from this world but we’re old pals, so he contacted me to see if I could help him out. &nbsp;And I could, so I did. &nbsp;And so here we are, about to shoot the fourth video for Noel. &nbsp;Scully, however, proved himself to be rather revelatory in a creative sense. He has some great ideas and knows what he works - and he’s a fucking joy to work with. And I’m not greedy - I’m all about collaboration. Anything that can make a story/video/film/TV episode better, I’m all for it. &nbsp;I know plenty of directors who would shudder in fear and probably prolapse if sharing work and/or a credit was suggested.<blockquote>Advice?&nbsp;Keep the faith.&nbsp;Take the inevitable knocks and learn from them - you’ll soon learn to knock right back.</blockquote>What are you currently working on? &nbsp; The next&nbsp;Noel Gallagher&nbsp;video, which we are scheduled to shoot in early Jan 2020. Developing a TV series with Goldie. Developing several of my own projects for both film and TV.What kind of work would you like to be doing in future? Directing more feature films, whether written by me or other writers.What advice would you give someone entering your field? Keep the faith. Take the inevitable knocks and learn from them - you’ll soon learn to knock right back. Accept criticism (you don’t have to believe it - just accept it) and don’t allow negativity to swallow you up - because that is so very easy to do. &nbsp;Learn to identify and combat ‘resistance’ - because ‘resistance’ is, and always will be, your greatest foe.​LIFE:When you’re not working, what do you like to spend time doing? &nbsp; Being with my children; reading; watching a great movie or indulging in a binge-watch.Where did you go on your&nbsp;last holiday&nbsp;(or vacation)? And where would you love to visit? &nbsp; Kamala, Phuket - it was a transformative working holiday. And I&nbsp;would love to visit Vietnam and see more of Asia.<blockquote>I know plenty of directors who would shudder in fear and probably prolapse if sharing work and/or a credit was suggested.</blockquote>What are your favourite music videos this year that you weren't involved with? Lena Headey’s video for Freya Ridings&nbsp;You Mean The World To Me.[vidtoken data:5]What are your favourite currently-running TV shows?&nbsp;&nbsp; My guilty pleasures are The Crown and Ray Donovan.What’s the best movie (or movies) you’ve seen recently? Joker, The Irishman, and American Woman.[vidtoken data:6]Favourite music artist(s), and favourite gig(s) in the past year? &nbsp; Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, The Lightning SeedsBest book you’ve read, and/or best exhibition you’ve seen recently? &nbsp; BOOK: The War of Art by Stephen Pressfield[imgtoken data:1]EXHIBITION: Stanley Kubrick: &nbsp;The Exhibition (at the Design Museum, London)Favourite food and/or favourite restaurant(s)? &nbsp; Favourite restaurants are The Palomar, The Barbary, El Gato Negro and Canto.What’s your favourite political or charitable cause, and why? &nbsp; Kiva and Think Equal. <a href="https://www.kiva.org/" target="_blank">Kiva</a> because they enable the self-empowerment of those deemed less fortunate. &nbsp;<a href="https://thinkequal.org/" target="_blank">Think Equal</a> because they instill compassion, equality and understanding through teaching social and emotional learning to children from an early age.Best recent purchase? &nbsp; Best recent purchase was bought FOR me - a Sony Waterproof Walkman. It has a built in MP3 player, so you can download music and swim in the ocean or a pool whilst listening to the soundtrack of your underwater life. &nbsp;Game-changing….if you can swim.[imgtoken data:2]Photo: SONY NW-&nbsp;WS623Work &amp; Life - balance/ imbalance out of five (1 for imbalance; 5 for balance)? &nbsp; If you’re asking where I’m at - it’s probably 3 - if you’re asking where I would like to be, it’s obviously 5.•&nbsp;This episode of&nbsp;Q&amp;A series&nbsp;Work &amp; Life is sponsored content, co-produced by&nbsp;Promonews, The Graft and Rankin Film.&nbsp; &nbsp;

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Work & Life: Dan Cadan, The Graft

Beastie Boys - Sabotage (Official Music Video)

Snatch (2000) Official Trailer 1 - Brad Pitt Movie

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds - Black Star Dancing (Official Video)

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds - This Is The Place (Official Video)

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds - Wandering Star (Official Video)

Freya-Ridings-'You-Mean-The-World-To-Me'-by-Lena-Headey

AMERICAN WOMAN Official Trailer (2019) Sienna Miller, Aaron Paul Movie HD

Dan Cadan and Scully bring us Christmas with a twist in their latest video for Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds. It's like Bad Santa meets the Ken Loach version of Bonnie and Clyde, starring Stephen Graham, and Hannah Walters.Taking a narrative-led direction this time around, the directors' third video for Noel - and his first Nöel-related music video&nbsp;- is a heartfelt story of northern grit, and fighting through against sadness and hardship in&nbsp;true salt-of-the-earth style.It's the story of a mum who meets Santa whilst doing all she can to make sure her kids have gifts at Christmas. As she treads carefully around a supermarket, aware of the security guard's gaze, she picks out a few items and slips them into her bag. When the guard catches on, she needs help from her guardian Santa to help make her getaway.Then it&nbsp;becomes clear that they are like modern Robin Hoods, attempting to bring Christmas cheer where its most needed. And there's a lump in the throat twist in the end (if you hadn't already guessed it) for good measure.It's a film that packs a proper seasonal punch, full of gritty, poignant seasonal goodwill. The core is that&nbsp;palpable emotion between Santa and the single mum - not so surprising perhaps, as Graham and Walters are a real-life couple.&nbsp;You may prefer this to one those perennial tear-jerking commercials trying to sell you stuff...

Scully

Beth Montague

Jakob Gierse

Mark Anthony

Christine Bateman

Stephen Graham

Hannah Walters

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds 'Wandering Star' by Dan Cadan And Scully

Sigma joins forces with Jack Savoretti in You And Me As One, directed by Aella Jordan- Edge.Inside a picturesque church, adorned with beautiful stained-glass windows and decorative candles, Sigma is performing with a full band and Jack Savoretti up front on vocals. The natural light seeping through the windows creates a cinematic and dramatic performance, as the various musicians play together in unison.&nbsp;Intercut with this performance is a simple narrative depicting a couple exploring London, until they happen upon the very church the artists are playing in. They jump straight into a choreographed dance, and the infectious energy builds to a climax, ending with the couple alone in the location, ready to embrace and kiss.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tonic

Sigma, Jack Savoretti 'You And Me As One' by Aella Jordan-Edge

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Have you ever wanted to see a hybrid concept of David Lynch meets Alice in Wonderland? Well, Jasper Cable-Alexander&nbsp;has answered your prayers. He spins us into&nbsp;a lo-fi dreamworld in his&nbsp;video for Sorry's Right Round the Clock.The striking, spiraling, surrealist music video for the upcoming London-based band follows a woman stuck in the motion of a broken clock. And yes, it’s as beautifully topsy-turvy as it sounds.Shot on 16mm in a&nbsp;London pub, the video perfectly hosts the band’s deadpan style and 90s electronic overtones.&nbsp;“The whole process really felt like re-creating a surreal daytime hallucination mixed with a heavy night out," says Cable-Alexander.&nbsp;"The strange mix of characters are the kind that would only appear in your dreams."If you’re ready to get lost in a quirky otherworld, tuned to hazy neo-rock beats, look no further.

Jasper Cable-Alexander

Connie Elmy-martin

Danny Rumbelow

Korsshan Schlauer

Alejandro Restrepo Celis

Philipp Morozov

Alex Cowburn @ Jinjo Casting

Domino Records

Sorry 'Right Round The Clock' by Jasper Cable-Alexander

Sorry - Right Round The Clock (Official Video)

New boyband New Rules are feeling blue&nbsp;in the video for 24 Hours, directed by Jordan Rossi.&nbsp;Fresh off the back of Natasha Bedingfield's Kick It, Rossi is back with another stripped-back, studio- based performance video. One of New Rules' first official videos, 24 Hours&nbsp;tells the story of a break up where you spend all your time with your partner, but afterwards you are left with a huge empty void in your life.&nbsp;Split between a minimalist blue room -&nbsp;where the group lounge around, waiting for time to go by -&nbsp;and a black and white, high contrast performance setup, the wistful yearning and eventual acceptance that come with&nbsp;heartbreak are visually represented through striking&nbsp;art direction and superb performance from the newcomers.&nbsp;

Jordan Rossi

Beatriz Sastre

Aristide Russo

Loona Kasemets

Paul Choy

Amy Exton

Mekel Bailey

Rebecca Hampson

Ollie Burn

Big Chop

Alex Nerzic

Smoke

Amp; Mirrors

Sydney Levy

Amp; Hannah Whitehill

Carrie Sutton

Olivia Hobbs

New Rules '24 Hours' by Jordan Rossi

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It's all about fast cars, slick lyrics and having it all in the smash&nbsp;video for Professor Green's&nbsp;new song, featuring Alice Chater - the latest by Rankin.The video sees Pro Green - accompanied by his badass sidekick Alice - head to various hotspots on the streets of London and in an old school car.Featuring stripped-back concepts, focused on performance and subtle art direction, Rankin elevates the everyday to a more fantastical and fun world, and it works superbly.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Rankin

Elaine Mackenzie

Will Stuetz

Marco Turcich

Ellie Witt

Lewis Pallett

Marco Antonio

Theo Rhodes

Simona Cristea

Coffee & TV

Elena Argiros

Grime

Professor Green ft. Alice Chater 'Got It All' by Rankin

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NUUXS delivers an alluring&nbsp;performance as she prepares for a big night, in&nbsp;Jordan Rossi's&nbsp;video for&nbsp;Alive.Accompanied by equally enthralling dancers, this is equal parts 80's fantasy and masquerade ball, where the choreography brings the music straight to life, and the bold choices in costume and makeup show NUUXS's diversity and ability to take centre stage in every scene.&nbsp;The result is a modern pop promo interspersed with some stunning dance moves.

Tom O'Keefe

Lola Chatterton

Jesse Walker

Victoria Man

Cut + Run

Oisín O'Driscoll

The Mill

NUUXS 'Alive' by Jordan Rossi

Nuuxs-'Alive'-by-Jordan-Rossi

After the success of their video for Black Star Dancing, Dan Cadan and Jonathan Mowatt (aka Scully) whirl us into '60s and '70s psychedelia for their next outing for Noel Gallagher.It's&nbsp;a trippy throwback, with Noel and the band give a headlining performance of This Is The Place, intercut with lo-fi graphics and old-school TV reels. A thoroughly immersive transporting&nbsp;to the colours and chords of a halcyon age...

Matt Clyde

Spencer Wilson

Niels Johansen

Gary Davies

Amy Brandon

Rich Woolway At Speade

Speade

Dan Moran

Ignition Records

Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds 'This Is The Place' by Dan Cadan and Jonathan Mowatt

Choker is a genre-blending rap song about being pigeonholed as a 'pretty girl', by new South London artist KEYAH/BLU. Jasper Cable-Alexander supplies a very cool and intriguing visual to accompany it.Cable-Alexander gets into the psyche of the performer with classic in-camera techniques, and shabby-chic art direction and styling. It starts claustrophobic, gets quirky, and there's a nice line of dark humour, as KEYAH?BLU dispatches her pretty self to oblivion...&nbsp;&nbsp;

Jonny Lewis

Ondrej Rybar

Ashton Born

Esteban Gimpelewicz

Ella Lucia

Clausia De Oliveira

Josefine Lindmark

Ollie Martin

Hip Hop

KEYAH/BLU 'Choker' by Jasper Cable-Alexander

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In a psychedelic throwback to the past, Dido gives a soothing studio performance, augmented by ravey projections&nbsp;that highlight the 90s-style dance rhythms, in Rankin's video for Take You Home.

Tony C. Miller

Jeff Vine

Danny Hayward

Richard Sloan

Lisa Laudat

Rob Shipster

Lock it in

Marisa Garner

Dido 'Take You Home' by Rankin

Dido-'Take-You-Home'-by-Rankin

He&#39;s been away - mostly making top-ranking podcast Homo Sapiens with director Chris Sweeney - but now Will Young is back with a new album, and thanks to Rankin, he&#39;s showing off everything he has to offer.For All Of The Songs, Will dons the garb of four iconic tropes of gay culture -&nbsp;a sailor, a biker, a&nbsp;cowboy and a businessman - and does what comes naturally. He takes it all off.&nbsp;And on this evidence, to say Will makes a good male stripper is something of an understatement. Will doesn&#39;t only&nbsp;have the moves, he has the body. This could be an audition for Magic Mike.Yes, it&#39;s raunchy, with each character&#39;s wardrobe&nbsp;and set being bang on the money. But it also comes with that impudent Will Young sense of humour. So your mum will still like this. In fact, your mum is going to like this a lot...&nbsp;&nbsp;

Stevie Westgarth

Paul Percival

Abigail Lemar

CHEAT

John Hassay

Will Young 'All Of The Songs' by Rankin

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Boy George, Rankin and creative director Mark Whelan have teamed up to create a video for the music icon&rsquo;s newest track, the soulful Life. And while George undergoes numerous costume changes under Rankin&#39;s famous ringlights, the big surprise comes when he strips off the make-up, and his hat, and reveals the real man underneath.It&#39;s an appropriate&nbsp;moment for a song which is all about stripping away the artifice to reveal true feelings of the heart. The sentiments come through with the assiatnce of hand-animation around the live action. And it demonstrates that George is always a compelling figure that demands your attention,&nbsp;whether in full warpaint and outfit or not.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

Ugne Ciesiunaite

Andreas Neo

James Sharpe

Hamilton Stansfield

Gareth Phillips

Manuel Molla

Alan Mahon

Grant Mckean

Natalia Lucia

Mark Whelan

Boy George & Culture Club 'Life' by Rankin

Boy George & Culture Club - Life (Official Video)

Busted and Rankin &ndash; the dream team &ndash; are back with their second music video for the band&rsquo;s latest song&nbsp;Radio. Get packing for a road trip with nostalgic vibes, a dollop of heartbreak and, of course, the band&rsquo;s famous tongue in cheek humour&hellip; it wouldn&rsquo;t be a Busted video without it!

Tony C Miller

Barry Coldham

Melissa Bourne

Hannah Hopkins

Ryan Rivers

Charlie Robins

Katie Dymmock

Busted 'Radio' by Rankin

Busted - Radio (Official Video)

They say nostalgia isn&rsquo;t what it used to be, but Busted are out to prove otherwise in their video for Nineties - directed by Rankin.The trio&nbsp;- that&#39;s James Bourne, Charlie Simpson and Matt Willis - take starring roles in a fun-filled flashback to the days of Top of the Pops, Blind Date, Nirvana, and the white-suited boy bands that Busted never were. And Rankin has fashioned this as a trip down memory lane that&#39;s every bit as big, bold, colourful and light-hearted as some of the pop-rock classic vids of the era (and drops in a cameo himself).Rankin says: &ldquo;This film is trying to get back to those amazing Joseph Khan videos of the late &lsquo;90s / early &lsquo;00s, where you don&rsquo;t over analyse what it&rsquo;s about or how it&rsquo;s been made. It&rsquo;s just fun and makes you feel good, in the same way the song makes you feel good. It&rsquo;s memorable and you want to watch it again and again to take it all in.&quot;What I loved about doing it was how many of the team in my office were fans of the band and wanted to be in the video. It was at that point I realised the video is for the fans and to really push for that. In my opinion, the best music videos accentuate a song and that&rsquo;s always what I want to do when making promos. The song is the star &ndash; not me or the directing.&rdquo;[imgtoken data:1]Busted and Rankin first collaborated together on the press shots for their huge 2016 reunion tour, and he also shot the cover for their new album&nbsp;Half Way There,&nbsp;released on February 8th.Busted add: &ldquo;We have worked with Rankin a few times and knew we would be in the safest hands in the industry. He totally gets us and this video is a true force. We love him!&rdquo;

Jordan Ross/joshua Parsons

Marco Turchich

Juno Records

Busted 'Nineties' by Rankin

Busted-'Nineties'-by-Rankin

Jordan Rossi&#39;s video for Never See Me Cry&nbsp;has Irish singer-songwriter Una Healy showcasing a number of looks, from sassy rock chick&nbsp;to old-school Hollywood glam queen, as she belts out her latest hit with powerful vocals.It&rsquo;s a playful video that sums up the subject of the track perfectly. Una is having fun and is so not missing that ex anymore...

Ireland

Ahmet Husseyin

Samuel Harding

James Woodbridge

Ryan Delahunty

Samuel Smith

Ben Adams

Christopher Gatt

Ana Fry

Jo Lewandowska

Cut+Run

Yoomin Lee

Jogger Studios

Maggie McDermott

Adam Klein

Una Healy 'Never See Me Cry' by Jordan Rossi

Una-Healy-'Never-See-Me-Cry'-by-Jordan-Rossi

Vicky Lawton helms a video for Charlotte OC that doubles as a drama class. Shot in a large warehouse space, words appear on the floor, on cards and elsewhere - Sweet, Anger, Strong, Weak, Powerless,&nbsp;Passionate&nbsp;- prompting&nbsp;Charlotte to assume&nbsp;different emotions during her performance of Shell.&nbsp;This not only works well with the idea behind the song, that Charlotte has been emptied out by a broken relationship. But the words and emotions, also represent the stages&nbsp;of a healing process. And sometimes it gets worse before it gets better. &nbsp;

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