Director of Photography

Sam Cutler-kreutz

James Marcus Haney's video for Mumford &amp; Sons is a deeply&nbsp;romantic portrait of two dancers, a character study and riveting dance performance disguised as a home movie.A young couple (Yeman Brown and Stephanie Crousillat) dance and embrace in the dappled light of a New York loft. They take turns filming each other performing on a old-fashioned camcorder, giving us an intimate glimpse at their relationship - intercut with shots of a daytrip to view the Manhattan skyline.&nbsp;Through the lens, we see them as they see each other.The video evolved from a chance encounter between the band's Winston Marshall and Yeman Brown at a Manhattan dance studio. Despite being a self-described newcomer to dance, the Mumford banjoist was moved to tears watching Brown perform.&nbsp;He was cast as the male lead and Kristin Sudeikis, the studio founder, enlisted as the choreographer of the piece.Haney, a longtime collaborator with the band, introduced the heightened level of intimacy between Brown and Crousillat with the idea of shooting the video on Hi-8, a tape format popular in the '90s. Once the&nbsp;go-to format for scuzzy skate videos, here the format is soft and impressionistic, like a distant, fading memory.

United Kingdom

James Marcus Haney

Erin Kennedy

Radical Media

Jennifer Heath

Connor MacDonald

Ben Boult

Billy Quigley

Joe Albino

Jacob Geraghy

Samantha Coughlan

Ramsey Scott

Kristin Sudeikis

Yeman Brown

Stephanie Croussilat

Kenji Yamauchi

Lost Planet

David Knight

Island Records

Rock

Mumford & Sons 'Woman' by James Marcus Haney

Mumford & Sons - Woman

Directing duo rubberband. get their funk on as they reunite with their frequent collaborator Topaz Jones in this dynamic, nostalgia-fuelled split-screen extravaganza.

United States

rubberband.

Mayer Chalom

Ryan Beggs

Jackson Eagan

Tamara Barkley

Eugene Williams

Tiffany Rodriguez

Kao Cheng Kai

Simon Davis

Moxie Pictures

Topaz Jones 'Toothache' by rubberband.

Topaz-Jones-'Toothache'-by-Rubberband.

A remarkable visual accompaniment to Tibetan singer Yesh&rsquo;s debut track&nbsp;VII&nbsp;by directors Jason Sondock and Simon Davis &ndash; aka rubberband.Teaming up with creative director Bryan Wolff and art director Tal Midyan, the New York-based filmmaking duo produced and directed the video which follows three generations of women in a haunting and symbolic exploration of memory, the afterlife and finding peace in the absence of those we love.The directors are&nbsp;also working on adapting the project into both a physical and online installation (thisisyesh.com), as Sondock explains:&nbsp;&ldquo;The interactive website recognizes your IP address, and every time you visit the site or refresh the player it generates an entirely custom re-edit of the music video via a proprietary algorithm we&rsquo;ve developed.:Conceptually, it plays on the idea of memory and how our memories come to us in entirely unpredictable and nonlinear sequences. It has roughly 6.2 billion different permutations, roughly one for every human on earth.&rdquo;

Chloe Rash

Cadence

Lorenzo Ragioneri

Jasmine Chang

Ben Potter

Gene Curley

Nice Shoes

Roman Bilichenko

Carmen Cooper, Adrienne Wagner, Gabby Beredo

Marilou Bakkenist @ Moxie Pictures

Lorenzo Ragionieri @ Cadence Films

Yesh 'VII' by Rubberband.

Yesh-'Vii'-by-Rubberband.

rubberband. takes influence from 90s performance videos in this cinematic, colourful journey across the Californian desert.Beginning in a vibrant bedroom, Dej Loaf uses her bed as a magic carpet and takes a road trip, bringing us along for the ride. With a nostalgic feeling mixed with a contemporary aesthetic, the clip dives&nbsp;into a surreal, gorgeous CGI California-ish world before coming out the other side and back to reality, only now bringing some of that CGI strangeness back with it.

Daniel Cingari

Jennifer Wilkins

Sam Kim

Mike Rogers

Shawn Anderson

Caron Giles

Kierra Bailey

Carla Rosso

Bryan Smaller

Digital Axis

OB Management

Saul Levitz

Columbia Records

Dej Loaf 'No Fear' by rubberband.

Dej-Loaf-'No-Fear-(director's-Cut)'-by-Rubberband.

New York singer-songwriter Amber Mark unveils her debut music video for&nbsp;Lose My Cool, a revealing and intriguing slice-of-life directed by&nbsp;Courtney Phillips that employs different formats to frame Amber in the here and now, and also in the past, through the lens of an unseen lover.This is good stuff. An engaging performance by Amber suggests she&#39;s a talent to watch, and with the help of a fine edit by Flaura Atkinson, Courtney Phillips shows how the&nbsp;accumulation of familiar unfortunate events makes it very difficult to always be nice.

Courtney Phillips

Harriet Towler

London Alley

Jess Bell

Flaura Atkinson

The Quarry

Houmam Abdallah

Markus Lundqvist

Emily Sonnet

Amber Mark 'Lose My Cool' by Courtney Phillips

Amber-Mark-'Lose-My-Cool'-by-Courtney-Phillips

What starts off as a heavily&nbsp;atmospheric, neon-drenched&nbsp;performance video for New Jersey artist Topaz Jones, captured in dreamy spiral movements, turns into a decidedly trippy and&nbsp;thought-provoking piece of work&nbsp;by director duo Rubberband aka Simon Davis and&nbsp;Jason Filmore Sondock.Starting out with a studio shoot in which Topaz finds himself in a bright pink tanning bed, then&nbsp;tied up to bright yellow balloons, musing upon a love interest who&nbsp;keeps him at arm&#39;s distance.&nbsp;That is&nbsp;until he spots a crew member holding a fan&nbsp;and&nbsp;realises he is in a music video. Disoriented, he walks off set and gets into his car, with the distant girl in question never far away from his thoughts...

Rubberband

Brandon Scotland

Ahad Mahmood

Janelle Anne

Savage

Josh Bohoskey

The Mill

Topaz Jones 'Motion Sickness / Grass' by Rubberband

Topaz-Jones-'Motion-Sickness'-by-Rubberband

New York directors Rubberband direct a cheery, colourful performance video for Lewis Del Mar.Set mostly within the confines of a fake living room, a camera swoops overhead in&nbsp;rule-breaking, orientation-destorying yet perfectly fluid motion, with a wonderful array of colours and setups to keep things interesting right up until the super-sweet final shot.

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Director of Photography

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