Undercranked

Director of Photography

Serge Teulon

Laurie Lynch&#39;s second video for Oscar is in stark contrast to his first for Daffodil Days, a gritty drama which Lynch discusses in the latest episode of&nbsp;<a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2015/07/20/ruthless-cuts-oscar-daffodil-days" target="_blank">Ruthless Cuts</a>.&nbsp;For the nostalgic pop of Beautiful Words he&nbsp;has delivered a straight&nbsp;performance video with Oscar Scheller performing in front of colourful and abstract film projections.The video was inspired by American visual artist James Turrell, and plays out like an experimental moving image screening, with a focus on the expressive potential of colour, pattern and&nbsp;texture.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Laurie Lynch

Jacob Plant Dempsey

Katie Dolan

Sara Garcia Andersson

Boris Franchi

Beau Scott

Zenon Clements

Jack Meredith

Nick Teulon

Steve Gilbert

Lee Parfitt

Sunny Singh

James Cannavan

Virginia Alfonzo-Reina

Jessamy Hadfield

Eleri Shone

Cut+Run

Chris Roebuck

Annabelle Dunbar-Whittaker

Four Walls

Jon Leese-Pomfret

Glen Percival

Black Dog Films

Martin Roker at Black Dog Films

Jamila Wingett

Indie pop

Oscar 'Beautiful Words' by Laurie Lynch 

Oscar - Beautiful Words

Laurie Lynch unveils an emotive tale about Elliot, a 15 year old boy riding around his neighbourhood with a rifle and a boombox, suffering from&nbsp;epilepsy and regular teenage angst, in the video for indie-slacker baritone Oscar Scheller&#39;s rather excellent Daffodil Days.The setting of coastal bleakness may be familiar - and&nbsp;Oscar himself cameos, playing guitar in a suitably bleak living room - but Laurie conjures something special here.&nbsp;&ldquo;You&rsquo;re on your own / and that&rsquo;s OK&rdquo;&nbsp;is the line Oscar sings at the song&rsquo;s end, and the video is indeed a representation of that sentiment.

Sara Andersson

Rob Webster

Grace Bailey

Ilona Mcilwain

Duncan Russell

Glassworks

Elliott – Joe Edwards,  Jezebel – Sabrina Bartlett,  Mum – Janette Corker

Panavision, Get Set Hire, Panalux, Cut & Run, Glassworks, Civilised Car Hire, Michael Plant

Scruffy Bird

Jacob Dempsey

Emilio Schlappi

Indie, Alternative

Oscar 'Daffodil Days' by Laurie Lynch

Trippy&nbsp;visuals of plants, birds and Swim Deep bandmembers&#39; busts populate To My Brother,&nbsp;directed&nbsp;by Irrum.&nbsp;His first video since joining Gas&amp;Electric,&nbsp;it&nbsp;conjures up a&nbsp;strange and otherworldly setting;&nbsp;hypnotising orbs of refracted light and the&nbsp;saturated colours of wildlife&nbsp;serve as a dazzling accompaniment to&nbsp;the futuristic sounds of the&nbsp;track.The clip then gets progressively psychedelic as the morphing human busts&nbsp;melt and shift, all the while reflecting&nbsp;vibrant, ethereal light.

Irrum

Gas&Electric

Matt Klemera

Susana Rodero

Andrea Peng

Catharina Golebiowska

David Teager-Portman

Robin Webster

Michael Kinsella-Perks

Mike Taylor

Francis Lofthouse

Boady Shoals

Ashleigh Jadee

Sony Music

Elizabeth Doonan

OB Management

Elliott Scott

Swim Deep 'To My Brother' by Irrum

Swim Deep - To My Brother

Irrum silences Sasha... Director Irrum racks&nbsp;up the odd factor in Sasha Siem&#39;s left-field, ranting So Polite which sees the singer being grabbed at by multi-coloured limbs...

Jeremy Carne

Michael Perks

Aldene Johnson

Gaby Winwood

Freddie Stopler

Tim Ross

David Portman

Olivia Dreisinger

John Moule

Electronica

Left-field

Sasha Siem 'So Polite' by Irrum

Sasha-Siem-'So-Polite'-by-Irrum

LA punk-electronica merchants Liars join forces with Caviar director Laurie Lynch for this super image-mangling promo to new single I&#39;m No Gold.Centred around a fabulous performance from lead guitarist Angus Andrew singing into the camera, Laurie creates a twisted, humourous and aggressive psychotic montage of memorable imagery...

United States

Caviar

Socha Shepherd

Louise Gagen

Xander Mitchell

Aella Jordan-Edge

Jeremy Sanna

Sam Ostrove

Houmam Abdallah

Electric Theatre Collective

Markus Lundqvist

Mute Records

Lee Lighting Services

Punk

Liars 'I'm No Gold' by Laurie Lynch

Liars - I'm No Gold

Laurie Lynch&#39;s video for Storm Queen&#39;s summer hit Look Right Through demonstrates just what you can get up to in a discreet yet luxurious London hotel while carousing around the place in an eyepatched cartoon panther&nbsp;head. Namely, lots of fun with the ladies.This unabashedly old school&nbsp;sexy fantasy&nbsp;was shot at the Cadogan Hotel in Knightsbridge - infamous for being where&nbsp;Oscar Wilde was arrested, over a century ago. This suggests there&#39;s still a whiff of scandal around the place...

Adam Farley

Ryan Boucher

Rokkit

Ciaran Beale

James Warburton

Caroline Clayton

Ministry of Sound

Mary Calderwood

George Nelson

Jamie Ellis Adams

Rupert Hornstein

Dance

Storm Queen 'Look Right Through (mk Remix)' by Laurie Lynch

Storm Queen - Look Right Through

For the band formerly known as New Young Pony Club, new&nbsp;director&nbsp;Laurie Lynch washes suburban teenage romance with a&nbsp;summer glow. &nbsp;In Laurie&#39;s debut for production company Rokkit, school&#39;s out, so what better time to take your romance into the abandoned building and scooch off to the swimming pool.Things are not as superficial as they maybe first appear though as Laurie&#39;s narrative moves for a surprising end. &nbsp;It&#39;s a simple, but well played out narrative that captures the passion of the summer holidays in a well shot and styled video.

Tom Knight

Louise Malin

Matt Choules

Kit Mackenzie

Nicholas M. Stevenson

Robert Felix

Michelle May

Charlotte Rutherford

Luke Harcourt

Karen Tillotson

Dan Moran

Smoke & Mirrors

Indie, Pop

NYPC 'Hard Knocks' by Laurie Lynch

NYPC – Hard Knocks

Luke Losey delivers a very effective performance promo for cinematic London duo Alpines for their dramatic single Empire.

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Luke Losey

Mikey Levelle

Alex Taylor

Helen Macintyre

Bianca Tuovi

Thomas de Kluyver

Chloe Kerman

Johnny Rayner

Cherry Cherry TV

Alpines 'Empire' by Luke Losey

Wizard-Sleeve’s-Get-Down-Tonight-by-Thomas-Goldser

Alpines-'Empire'-by-Luke-Losey

Many moons ago Luke Losey co-directed one of the great videos of the Nineties: <a href="http://lukelosey.com/html/video_1.html">Orbital's The Box</a>.
Luke has also directed idiosyncratic, richly detailed vids for <a href="http://lukelosey.com/html/video_5.html">William Orbit</a>, <a href="http://lukelosey.com/html/video_2.html">Mercury Rev</a> and (again) <a href="http://lukelosey.com/html/video_3.html">Orbital</a>, and now he's back with his first video for ages, for Supergrass pair Gaz Coombes and Danny Goffey's new side project Hot Rats, and their faithful cover of Gang Of Four's Damaged Goods.
Shot at Wiltons music hall in Shadwell, Bill Sykes-lookalike Gaz, and Danny, the heavily-disguised fortune teller, are players in a characteristically old-world Luke Losey universe. And Gaz is looking for answers from that crystal ball...

Serge Teulon

Director of Photography

Videos featuring Serge Teulon

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2009 (1)

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