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Paul Dugdale directs a powerful visual for Sam Smith's Love Goes,&nbsp;featuring Labrinth, performed live at Abbey Road Studios.&nbsp;Filmed as part of&nbsp;a global livestream broadcast on the day of the release of Sam Smith’s new album, multi-award winning live director Dugdale&nbsp;both pays homage to tradition whilst embracing new ideas, resulting in a new perspective on the UK's most hallowed and legendary&nbsp;recording studios - as unique and fresh as the artists that inhabit it.

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Sam Smith 'Love Goes' (Live at Abbey Road Studios) by Paul Dugdale

Sam Smith & Labrinth - Love Goes (Live At Abbey Road Studios)

Paul Dugdale is a master director of live performance, and he&#39;s delivered this video of&nbsp;Mumford &amp; Sons&#39; performance of their track&nbsp;The Wolf, capturing the raw energy of the band, and&nbsp;their on-stage dynamic.The design and framing of the shots&nbsp;-&nbsp;as well as&nbsp;their subsequent usage in post - were led by Paul&nbsp;Dugdale&#39;s desire to showcase the band doing what it does best, nothing more and nothing less. And it&#39;s been&nbsp;so successful&nbsp;the video has been adopted as the official video for the track.[imgtoken data:1]

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Mumford & Sons 'The Wolf' (live) by Paul Dugdale

Mumford & Sons - The Wolf (Live)

Shot largely in Los Angeles, Sam Wrench captures Biffy Clyro at work and at play and amasses a huge amount of footage - edited into this fast-moving promo for their new single.
"The video for Stingin' Belle was born out of footage for a bigger project, with none of the footage shot with a promo in mind," explains Sam. "The main challenge was creating something that was engaging and kept pace despite having no storyline or sync. The majority was shot over a month in LA on the Canon C300, with the live elements coming from Biffy's headline performance at Rockness. 
"Without a doubt the edit had to be approached from a different angle due to the sheer amount of footage we had to get through, coupled with a tight delivery schedule. It was very much a collaborative effort between myself, Neil [Anderson], Simon [Bryant] and Martin [Craswell] and what we've ended up with is an exciting and vibrant portrait of a very true rock and roll band set against a great track."

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