Director of Photography

Ruben Woodin Deschamps

Taz Tron Delix brings East and West together for Joy Crooke's deeply soulful Feet Don't Fail Me Now.Joy celebrates her Bengali roots and London upbringing, with the elements of East, West, tradition and modernity all drawn together with considerable flair and wit by Taz and team, in a series of eye-popping visuals.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]Perhaps most importantly, this is a cultural melting pot defined by colour and character. The bright colours of the East pop from the staid objects of the West, while&nbsp;Joy's performance in various scenes is aided and abetted by a huge cast, from her gang of girl moped riders, to the Bengali boys, and the clubbers and dancers.[imgtoken data:2]The&nbsp;song has an infectious, Motown-esque bass-driven vibe&nbsp;with&nbsp;thought-provoking lyrics about how society is afraid to speak up on delicate topics in fear of being dismissed and ultimately cancelled - and in the midst of everything, Joy Crookes always comes across as the central focus, the person in the midst of the crazy world, with the lovely voice that raises goosebumps, calmly making sense of everything.[imgtoken data:3]

Taz Tron Delix

Ghandi El-Chamaa

COMPULSORY

Kiran Mandla

Heba Elgamal

Richard Savage

Joshua Dadson

Ty Hack

Miles Lacey

Bill Rae Smith

Ciaran Beale

Supple Nam

Mata Marielle

Issac Poleon

Matthew Josephs

Natalie Roar

Hannah Ashby Ward

Lane Casting

Ed Cooper

The Assembly Rooms

Alex Gregory

The Mill

Lee Fairweather

Kat Cattaneo

Holly Dawkins

Luca Chirico

Joy Crookes 'Feet Don't Fail Me Now' by Taz Tron Delix

Joy Crookes - Feet Don't Fail Me Now (Official Video)

Colin Read celebrates joining Pulse Films' music video roster with one of the most inventive and resourceful products of the Covid-19 crisis&nbsp;for Glass Animals.Although Read was frustrated in his ability to achieve his original idea for the band's track Dreamland, he successfully overcame the problem, days after lockdown came into force in the UK, with his ingenious 'flat-pack music video'.The result is a video of two halves - a suitably dreamlike start, with Glass Animals' frontman Dave&nbsp;Bayley moving through a room of floating objects, is succeeded in the second half, which reveals the making of the video, and in doing so, the underlying 'flatpack video'&nbsp;concept.&nbsp;We discover&nbsp;that the elements required to make a video&nbsp;- including camera, lighting, props, and dolly rig - were delivered to Bayley's home. Via&nbsp;a detailed 40-page master instruction book and accompanying photo glossary provided by Read,&nbsp;he was talked through the process of making his own video by Read, DoP Ruben Woodin Deschamps, and other heads of production. Bayley is duly&nbsp;able to build and dress the set, lay a dolly track, as well as set-up the cameras (including an Alexa Mini), rig the lighting - and make his own video.Colin Read makes a virtue from the restrictions imposed on shooting videos, with an idea that is&nbsp;potentially transferable to other artists - although he will no doubt to prefer to make videos in the normal way, just as soon as its safe to do so.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Colin Read

Erin Sayder

Pulse Films

Rik Green

Bon Walsh

Hands London

Emily Tedrake

Indie

Glass Animals 'Dreamland' by Colin Read

Glass Animals - Dreamland (Official Video)

As he explained in <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/interviews/work-life-tom-hardiman-somesuch/63465" target="_blank">our recent interview with him</a>, Tom Hardiman employed VR tech to create his new (two-dimensional)&nbsp;video for Mura Masa.The video is a classic warehouse rave scene, but it was&nbsp;shot using a sophisticated 360˚rig, usually found on the "bottom of helicopters for&nbsp;Mission Impossible&nbsp;films."The footage was then stitched together, transitioning between multiple spheres, and editing between flattened out 360˚ video files. As such the video is genuinely experimental."A&nbsp;proper brain melt," said Tom. "It’s hard thinking beyond the rectangle…"

Tom Hardiman

Ersan Beskardes

Somesuch

Saskia Whinney

Verity May Lane

Paulina Rzeszowska

Peter Bishop

Adrian Barry

Hannah Lane

Justin Du Pre

Jordan To

Thomas Mangham

Bruce Langfield

Richard Grewe

Polydor

Elliot Zelmanovits

Dance

Mura Masa ft. Georgia 'Live Like We're Dancing' by Tom Hardiman

Mura Masa, Georgia - Live Like We're Dancing (Official Video)

After helming the first few videos from the new album Metronomy Forever, frontman Joseph Mount cedes directing duties to old collaborator Dan Brereton. Very good move.This reunion of the minds that brought us the first Metronomy videos over a decade ago, has now produced a lovely video for Wedding Bells - simple in concept, extremely artful and accomplished in its execution.It's a house party, where now five-piece band are gamely playing in the corner. But this get-together of hormonal teenagers is not what we might expect: its daytime, there's little sign of booze, there's lots of nice party food. Indeed, it really does resemble a much younger person's party.In the midst, one lad becomes smitten with a girl... who is with another guy. But within the logic of the piece - an afternoon nap, a dream sequence, and things getting&nbsp;out of hand in a kid's party way - things may work out...From the location to the casting, art direction and photography in 4:3 by Ruben Woodin Dechamps, this is as good a Metronomy video as we've seen in a while. And lovely to see the band back with Dan Brereton - they&nbsp;always come up with good ones.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

Daniel Brereton

Fred Bonham Carter

Alexa Haywood

Amanda Tuckwell

Kerry Green

Andrew Bainbridge

Stephen Dunn

Steve Gilbert

Luke Moran Morris

Fletch Jarvis

Ellen Amann Johns

Arlo Clark

Marion Cassan

Rebekah Lidstone

Charlotte James

Natasha Lawes

Heather Basten

Tom Chick

Tim Smith

CHEAT

Rhian Emanuel

Rock

Metronomy 'Wedding Bells' by Daniel Brereton

Metronomy -  Wedding Bells (Official Music Video)

Felix Brady&rsquo;s latest visual treat sees controversial French rapper Columbine trip his way through a series of mind-bending scenarios for Borderline.Brady&rsquo;s increasingly signature camera trickery and playful VFX get&nbsp;fully exercised&nbsp;on this fierce performance video, which sees Columbine begin his journey into another dimension through a bucket.Also featuring four demonic&nbsp;Doberman Pinchers, and a super-scary Boa Constrictor...

France

Felix Brady

Martha McGuirk

Stink Films

Katie Lambert

Tom Bentley

Michael Hobdell

Ellie Spigariol

Ramzey Sabbagh

Shaun Fenn

Nadina Goodman

Billie Mackenzie

Luke Morrison

Electric Theatre Collective

Daniel Hawkins

Altynay Jakisheva

Alex Jefferson

Hip Hop

Columbine 'Borderline' by Felix Brady

Columbine--'Borderline'-by-Felix-Brady

Taz Tron Delix is back with another tour de force of mindbending visuals, this time for&nbsp;JD Reid and&nbsp;Novelist.Shot on 16mm by Reuben Woodin-Deschamps, the video for Ready takes in a slew of performance set ups intercut with a surreal rollercoaster camera trip around London. And the the prolific, UKMVA-nominated director once again employs his signature techniques, moving between fast-pace edit motivations and a kaleidoscopic whirl of effects, all executed with careful consideration&nbsp;to&nbsp;the ebb, flow and energy&nbsp;of the track. &nbsp;Very cool.

Carla Steinberg

Chris Toumazou

James Malamatinas

Nai Sukanant

Ana Krkljus

Compulsory.

Rinse

Urban

Grime

JD Reid ft. Novelist 'Ready' by Taz Tron Delix

Jd-Reid-Ft.-Novelist-''ready''-by-Taz-Tron-Delix

Taz Tron Delix&#39;s latest collaboration with Declan McKenna, following their first outing for <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHgh77iE6qc" target="_blank">Brazil</a>, sees McKenna wander through humongous&nbsp;collages for Humongous.The hand-cut feel of the world contained within this video is one huge lo-fi trip that flips perspectives and takes viewers on a dizzying, saturated aesthetic ride. Performance intercuts with dreamlike and nightmare-like vignettes that results in some of the video&#39;s inhabitants feeling worse for wear.&nbsp;

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