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The story of a prodigal daughter (or granddaughter) and an elderly painter is told with great heart and sensitivity by James Fitzgerald for Forest Blakk&#39;s Where I First Found You.It&#39;s a&nbsp;very rewarding watch, in which Fitzgerald coaxes excellent performances from his actors, Toni&nbsp;O&#39;Rourke and Conor Lawson. On a sadder note, this was one of the last videos graded at Rushes in London before it closed this month.

United Kingdom

James Fitzgerald

Carla Mooney

Cardel

Helen Dixon

Narayan Van Maele

Rodrigo Bruzoni

Laurent Murray

Mark O Rourke

Sarah Flanagan

Hannah Sullivan

Daniel Butler

Simona Cristea

Toni O'rourke, Conor Lawson

Atlantic Records

Delwyn Mooney

Singer-songwriter

Forest Blakk 'Where I First Found You' by James Fitzgerald

Courtney Phillips takes to the streets for EDM DJ Marshmello&#39;s latest video featuring Khalid.With this confident performance piece, Courtney once again builds on his bold visual style, mixing light painting, raw Bolex and surreal rotating camera moves, with MVA-winning DoP Rob Witt handling the camerawork, impressively edited by Sam Bould at Cut+Run.

Courtney Phillips

Mark Gibbons

London Alley

Luga Podesta

Simon Ashen

Rob Witt

Nathan Mathews

Guy Thompson

Jaime Jarvis

Robyn Rowan

Sam Bould

Cut + Run

Denny

Creep Post

OB Management

Hope Wilson

Marshmello ft. Khalid 'Silence' by Courtney Phillips

Marshmello-Ft.-Khalid-'Silence'-by-Courtney-Phillips

After the success of Up All Night, The Vamps and Matoma have teamed up again for the latest single &ndash; Staying Up. This time, the guys head to Norway for a fun-filled adventure, directed with his usual aplomb&nbsp;by Craig Moore.The video is an upbeat journey through stunning landscapes, with the band surfing their campervan through a wheat field, wake skating through a fjord, arm wrestling a Viking and hitting exploding golf balls of the roof of the van.With a series of action packed visuals and vibrant youthful scenes, Craig Moore captures the fun-filled nature of the song with his trademark visual style. It&#39;s going to make you want to hit the road for sure...

Craig Moore

Hannah Bilverstone

FAMILIA

Murren Tullett

Simon Hargood

Oliver Whitworth

Marisa Garner Associates

Sam Seager

Parlophone

Matoma and The Vamps 'Staying Up' by Craig Moore

Matoma-And-The-Vamps-'Staying-Up'-by-Craig-Moore

Freya Ridings&#39; cover of Yeah Yeah Yeah&#39;s Maps&nbsp;has inspired&nbsp;an emotional visual&nbsp;directed by James Fitzgerald.When a girl&#39;s father storms off, she&#39;s left to care for her handicapped brother, her mercy tinged with despair, reflected in the tarnished wings she wears. But is the boy really there at all?&nbsp;

Elissa Karakalla Mooney

Aidan Gault

Debbie Mcdonald

Noel Murphy

Las Bandas Be Brave

Faye Purcell

JJ Sullivan

Stephen Hayden

Ant Bowes

Indie

Freya Ridings 'Maps' by James Fitzgerald

Freya-Ridings-'Maps'-by-James-Fitzgerald

Three close friends cut loose after one of them loses his job, in Danny Chan&#39;s video for Tom Walker.In this Director&#39;s Cut, the trio embark on a serious session of fun, booze and high-jinks.&nbsp;And there&#39;s almost an air of desperation about the youthful excess - taking it to the limit&nbsp;before the real world encroaches once more - that strikes a chord.

Danny Chan

Stefan Yap

Isusko Garcia

Ben Skyrme

Ryan Digby-Harries

Natalie Wilkins

Ellie Passantino-Jones

Lydia Harding

Matthew Prickett

Cut+Run

Marty McMullen

Daniel Millar

Relentless Records

Tom Walker 'Blessings' by Danny Chan 

Tom Walker - Blessings (Director's Cut) // dir. Danny Chan

Ben &amp; Ross blur the line between digital life and real life in this wild, cartoonish high school prom clip for Duke Dumont and Gorgon City.Everybody loves a story where the underdog gets one up on the bullies. But how about one where the bullies are so consumed by their digital lives that the only thing that can put a stop to them is a bucketload of emoji-spattered puke?Ben &amp; Ross play with layering these new digital realities on top of some tried-and-true teen movie tropes and it pays off a treat in this sharp and entertaining satire for Real Life.

Ben & Ross

Jon Mealing

Bullion Productions

Hannah Gracie

Maddy Perkins

Bryony James

Brett Turnbull

Jon Mitchell

Sam Harding

Bill Rae Smith

Oliver Hogan

Nil Tomakan

Anna Wild

Ellie Johnson

Speade

Marty McMullan

James Hackett

Virginemi

Dance

Duke Dumont X Gorgon City ft. Naations 'Real Life' by Ben & Ross

Duke-Dumont-X-Gorgon-City-Ft.-Naations-'Real-Life'-by-Ben-&-Ross

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;

Vicky Lawton

Amy James

Ed Gibbs

Scott Williams

Craig Davis

Oliver Edinburgh

Kristina Vidic

Hafiza O’Conner

Johnny Blue Eyes

Jamie O'Donnell

Harvest

Tap Management

Rankin Film

Pop, Electro-pop

Charlotte OC 'Shell' by Vicky Lawton

Charlotte OC - Shell

Two years on from the release of Vulnicura, Björk is still producing visual gems to accompany tracks from the album, and supplying new variations on what has gone before. In the case of Notget, Warren du Preez and Nick Thornton-Jones have already directed a VR experience for the song, but now here comes a more cinematic version.It is delightful, perhaps the best visual accompaniment to anything on Vulnicura.&nbsp;Beautifully costumed, as always, In the first black and white section of the video, Bjork threatens to metamorph into a giant moth-like creature.The second half is in colour, where the directors distinctive vision fully comes into play: a combination of pulsating flourescent pinks and yellows against humming darkness to frame Bjork in a remarkable headress/mask, designed by her and fellow creative James Merry. Fabulous.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Nick Thornton Jones

Warren Du Preez

Campbell Beaton

Beaton Black & Blue

W & N Studio

Björk

James Merry

John Mathieson

Wicked Pixels

Owen Oppenheimer

The Quarry

Joseph Bennett

Andrew Gallimore

Martin Cullen

Björk 'notget' by Warren Du Preez and Nick Thornton Jones

Bjork-'Not-Get'-by-Warren-Du-Preez-And-Nick-Thornton-Jones

Eoin Glaister returns with part two of his social absurdist trilogy for all we are, and this time; there&#39;s girl scouts.After setting up a quintessentially bizarre village community in part one and the impending motorway-based disaster that&#39;s destined to hit their town, part 2 exists almost entirely within a town hall meeting that very predictably descends into chaos. Packed full of genuine laugh-out-loud moments (the shot of the old woman fake-crying killed me) and some great exaggerated physical performances from the cast, despite being a single location, the plot moves forward nicely and sets up for a tantalising conclusion to a very British problem.

Eoin Glaister

Emma Wellbelove

Agile Films

Katie Lambert

Louis Barron

Charlie Goodger

David O'Connor

Nick Baker

Joana Dias

Celestine Healy

Jess Clarke

Laurence Halstead

Absolut

Zdravko Stoitchkov

Jonny Bradshaw

Domino

Jerry Pradon

Nicholas A Ager

Molly Kirwin

All We Are 'Animal' by Eoin Glaister

All We Are - Animal (Official Video)

Zhang + Knight&nbsp;have delivered another awesomely surreal, beautifully shot and graded video, an intriguing visual for French electronic R&amp;B artist&nbsp;Sônge&#39;s track, I Come From Pain.We follow the singer&nbsp;who embodies a strange, blue-haired&nbsp;alien goddess, worshipped by the population of a neon-tinged&nbsp;industrial city. The goddesses&#39; long blue underarm hair acts as&nbsp;the centrepiece of her power. Monastic devotees in blue dress perform all manner of rituals at the temple - their&nbsp;most important refuge -&nbsp;leaving behind the pain and suffering mentioned throughout the in the song&#39;s lyrics.

France

Zhang + Knight

Zoe Klink

Charlie Reddie

Stitch

Electronic

Sônge 'I Come From Pain' by Zhang + Knight

Sônge-'I-Come-From-Pain'-by-Zhang-+-Knight

Eoin Glaister can&#39;t get enough of trilogies this year. After a story told over three parts for Aquilo,&nbsp;he&#39;s now directed another one for All We Are.The first part for Human does reveal a different beast from the social realism of Aquilo. Here we&#39;re in mockumentary territory, as a small village in middle England xomes under threat by moronic developers, threatening to build a huge motorway right through the middle of it. &nbsp;Featuring a large comedic cast (holy shit, is that Martin from Green Wing?!) and setting up a series of comedic pins ready to be knocked down in future instalments, the whole thing barrels along thanks to the track - a very pleasant racket indeed.&nbsp;Going to be&nbsp;very interesting to see where this trilogy goes next.

All We Are 'Human' by Eoin Glaister

All-We-Are-'Human'-by-Eoin-Glaister

How do you get a horse and a sawn-off shotgun onto a London&nbsp;estate without being arrested? Ask Javier Alejandro, who&#39;s created a cool-looking&nbsp;mix of tough realism and flights of imagination&nbsp;for Solo45.&nbsp;&nbsp;A call to arms for a revolution, the surreal elements in a very realistic setting combine with the vibrant teal &amp; orange colour palette and woozy camera movements to create a dizzying display of passion and aggression.

Javier Alejandro

Antoine Dixon-Bellot

Mastermind Media

Anouska Cope

Daniel Smith

Ruben Woodin-Dechamps

Jono Farr

Michael Hobdell

Rebecca Richards

Jomar O'Meally

Peter Bishop

Kat Hawker

Mark Henry

Joy Matashi

Eva Alya

Samantha Neal

Sassy Films

Jon Purton

Alex Boateng

Island Records

Hip Hop

Solo45 ft Stormzy '5ive ' by Javier Alejandro

Solo45-''5ive'-Ft-Stormzy'-by-Javier-Alejandro

Eoin Glaister proving that he&#39;s on fine form with this insane clip for Paul White ft. Danny Brown, starring Ewen MacIntosh.When you have a track as downright crazy as this one, the video can only ever be bizarre. This doesn&#39;t disappoint:a frenetic, comic chase around London as Ewen MacIntosh tries to recapture his brain after seemingly misplacing it. And this brain definitely has a mind of its own.&nbsp;Hilarious puppetry in a semi-real world that doesn&#39;t take itself all that seriously, this was given a sneak preview of this video at MusicVidFest last year. Good to see it&nbsp;finally being unleashed upon the unsuspecting public...

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