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<h3>One of the most acclaimed and popular colourists working in London has now joined the roster at Studio RM.</h3>Vlad Barin has joined the colour team at Studio RM, bringing his exceptional portfolio spanning film, fashion,&nbsp; commercials and music videos to the studio with bases in London, New York and Paris.&nbsp;Barin brings a strong artistic identity&nbsp;grounded in analogue and darkroom photography and refined while he was a student at the NFTS. He has been&nbsp;a&nbsp;highly prolific colourist on music videos ever since, building his esteemed reputation among directors and cinematographers at CHEAT (now Harbor).Among his many music video credits include videos for The Academic, Pa Salieu, Unknown T, M Huncho, Bashy, Central Cee, and Luvcat. Most recently he graded Leigh-Anne's Been A Minute, directed by&nbsp;Femi "Ladi" Oladigbolu. And he has also collaborated with&nbsp;directors including Tyler Mitchell, Martin Werner and&nbsp;Oladigbolu on campaigns&nbsp;for Gucci, Grey Goose, Orange, Cos, Ferrari and Byredo."Studio RM has always been about pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling and building a community of artists who share our ethos," says Robert Moore, Studio RM's founding director.&nbsp;"Vlad shares that ethos and brings a rare blend of tactile craft and cinematic sensitivity to his grading."• Watch Vlad Barin's showreel at Studio RM <a href="https://studio-rm.com/services/colour-grading/vlad-barin" target="_blank">here</a> &nbsp;

Vlad Barin

Vlad Barin arrives at Studio RM

Rosie Brear directs a vampiric love story for Tatyana, dealing with competition for the object of her affections in a nightclub with deadly efficiency.&nbsp;The promo for Venus &amp; Adonis opens with the singer bloodstained and smoking a cigarette, before we jump into a recollection of the events of the night, where Tatyana goes about her&nbsp;business of removing rivals for the love of the club DJ.&nbsp;Shot at The Cause in Canning Town, with a mix of traditional and lo-fi digital cameras by DoP Rik Burnell, the video is a feverish, bloody trip, with an underground feel - and Tatyana delivers an absorbing performance throughout.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Ally Andrews

Kate Crisp

Sarah Adewunmi

Mike Coley

Rosie Brear

Jess Shadwell

MrMr

Rik Burnell

Katie Lambert

Talia Pittman

Lydia Stott

Dasha Taivas

Sara Faulkner

Stitch Editing

Jack McGinity

Martha McGuirk

Tatyana 'Venus & Adonis' by Rosie Brear

Tatyana-'Venus-&-Adonis'-by-Rosie-Brear

Rag’n’Bone Man sets off on a quest to find love - on his push-bike - in the charming and quirky video by directing duo Broken Antenna, collaborating with fellow director Tim Nathan.The video for Time To Love -&nbsp;the British soul singer's first collaboration with acclaimed producer Danger Mouse -&nbsp; follows a time-honoured narrative form - arguably&nbsp;the oldest of them all. Rag'n'Bone Man (aka Rory Graham) pursues his&nbsp;personal Iliad, where he enjoys a series of adventures, encountering a range of eccentric characters in the process.&nbsp;Rory takes his cue from a Tarot-reading mystic, before he sets off on his bike, following a path set out by hand-drawn map through the sun-kissed flatlands of Kent's Romney Marshes, where he meets hitchhikers, fire dancers and night fisherman - and may have found a friend.&nbsp;Throughout Rag'n'Bone Man cuts through with arguably his most relatable performance yet in a video. He's thoughtful, inquisitive,&nbsp;more soulful than ever. And it comes with a sense of humour that's&nbsp;exemplified by his humble and functional mode of transport, the bicycle.&nbsp;That encourages his fruitful interaction with the rest of the world.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;It's the second time that Broken Antenna have worked with Rory, following his featured role&nbsp;on <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2018/11/21/jam-baxter-ft-ragnbone-man-og-rootz-mask-broken-antenna/56153" target="_blank">Jam Baxter's Mask</a> - a&nbsp;Chinese restaurant-set&nbsp;gross-out comedy. This is altogether gentler, an encouraging sign of what's to come from the artist, and a demonstration of&nbsp;the virtues of directors teaming up to pool their ideas. That's what&nbsp;happened here, as Myles and Gustav of Broken Antenna explain:“We enjoy the collaborative process of working with other directors, as it's always fascinating to see the way that they work and how they engage with the ideas and production in a different way," they say. "We are good mates with Tim and he brought up the idea of collaborating on this job with Rory, as we'd worked with him before and we thought that it would be really interesting.&nbsp;"We all came up with the ideas together on what was a really fast-moving production. We teamed up with DoP Thom Neal, through whom we know Tim and producer Josh Hillman who we worked with on our previous video for Rory. It had a proper collective spirit.&nbsp; [We] Supported one another and split the video into different scenes which we developed individually and brought our ideas back to the group and reworked them together."It was great to work again with Rory and his team and hopefully we will all be doing more together again soon.”

Broken Antenna

Tim Nathan

Josh Hillman

Knucklehead

Ore Okonedo

Ed Fitzpatrick Rowell

Thom Neal

Brandon Harrison

Michael Farrell

Sara Bowden

Georgia Petrou

Myles Mcauliffe

Mother-Made

Thomas Malins

Cranrust Vfx

Soul

Rag'n'Bone Man 'Time To Love' by Broken Antenna & Tim Nathan

Rag'n'Bone Man - Time to Love

Partners in crime, and life, face a fork in the road in Nick Bartleet's bank-robbing marital musical for Briitsh-Asian DJ and producer Naughty Boy.The video for The One heralds the long awaited return to music by the artist otherwise known as Shahid Kahn - and the return to videos by Nick Bartleet with a characteristically intriguing and dramatic narrative.In this case, the twist comes with the revealing of the identiy of the masked bank robbers who break out into dance routines whilst executing a bank heist. It's clear&nbsp;they will never be suspected of their crimes while the partnership is strong - but then internal tensions in a long-running&nbsp;relationship take&nbsp;a hand.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Nick Bartleet

Alex White

Las Bandas Be Brave

We Are Jealous

Ailsa Robertson

Tom Nowell

Stephen Dunn

John Mouratis

Sam Barnham

James Wicks

Jamie Neale

Dance

Naughty Boy ft Maeta, Lost Girl 'The One' by Nick Bartleet

Naughty-Boy-Ft.-Maeta,-Lost-Girl-'The-One'-by-Nick-Bartleet

Tom Clover directs a gritty urban horror for UKMVA-nominated Irish DJ and producer Kettama, with&nbsp;Dudley O’Shaughnessy as a disturbed young man, with something very strange in the plastic bag he's carrying.The video for Man With a Second Face&nbsp;follows the young man as he roams London streets at night with the bag and its unknown, but clearly sentient contents, causing him growing problems.&nbsp;As the bag’s power intensifies, tension builds, resulting in a night of reckoning and pain - and the end sequence is genuinely shocking.With a cameo from Kettama himself, Clover has created a powerful&nbsp;visualisation of the producer's highly intense brand of techno.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tom Clover

Rowan Mackintosh King

Pulse Films

Rik Green

Dudley O’Shaughnessy

Joseph Dunn

Klim Jurevicius

Ada Wesolowska

Joe Grey Adams

Asya Peker

Sophie Daniel

Freddie Wright

Craig Griffiths

Cabin Edit

Kettama 'Man With A Second Face' by Tom Clover

KETTAMA - Man With A Second Face

Jianbo slips between diferent realities in Charles Copsey's stylish and slick visual for None Of Us.In the latest in a series of impressive visuals for the London-based rapper, Jainbo plays three characters. The pivot is a victim of gangland torture who's mind splinters into fragments of his personality - a mean gangster and gambler and happy-go-lucky, blue-haired pop star.In his struggle to fight back against his captors, we get a glimpse of the kaleidoscopic identities and traits that together form the artist that is Jianbo. And the smart concept allows&nbsp;Copsey and his team to build a convincing world for the story, as environments are reconfigured to suit&nbsp;each character.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Set Sisters

Beau Gervais

Charles Copsey

James Thomas

Ellie Grundy

Ceili Mcgeever

TEEPEE FILMS

Will Pope

Connor Chalk

Tom Precey

Ayukunle Delano

Fabio Olgiati

Vaimiti Lebrere

Kate Lovrinov

Milena Watts

Rosamund Bullard

Hip Hop

Jianbo 'None Of Us' by Charles Copsey

Jianbo-'None-Of-Us'-by-Charles-Copsey

The Rolling Stones' incredible history comes to life in Camille Boumans' fabulous mixed-media promo for The Stones's rollicking cover version of Shirley &amp; Company's Shame, Shame, Shame.&nbsp;The video is an explosion&nbsp;of The Stones' greatest moments, a vibrant archive of vintage clips and stills, unfolding through the&nbsp;pages of a&nbsp;packed scrapbook. It's a concept which allows Boumans to deliver a huge amount of information - vintage footage, lines of lyrics,&nbsp;a miscellany of textures - with lots of imaginative graphic ideas.&nbsp;It also feels hand-crafted, like it was stitched together with bits and pieces from the Stones archive with a lot of love - and as its a bit rough around the edges, with pure&nbsp;rock ’n’ roll attitude.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2][imgtoken data:3]

Amy Hancock

Adolfo Redaño

Camille Boumans

Leo Green

Sharlene Oola

Mouthpiece

Partizan

Joanna Asia Szyczewska

Semera Khan

Danny Herman

Lauren Mills

Polydor

Rock

The Rolling Stones 'Shame, Shame, Shame' by Camille Boumans

The-Rolling-Stones-'Shame,-Shame,-Shame'-by-Camille-Boumans

Rubii gets revenge on some bad guys after suspecting some dodgy dealing in a card game, in&nbsp;Sekou Abineri's slick&nbsp;showcase for the Birmingham-born&nbsp;alt-R&amp;B singer.Taking no prisoners - but a couple of hostages in vibrant red hoods - we follow Rubii as she plans her revenge in the video for Forgive &amp; Forget. Within the setting of a palatial home, she taunts&nbsp;the men with the prospect of a grisly fate between performance setups.&nbsp;It's a fun visual, blending crime thrillers&nbsp;with music video aesthetics, and feels like a natural yet elevated accompaniment to the track.&nbsp;Great work by Sekou Abineri - who has also directed visualisers for the sultry Rubii.&nbsp;

Sekou Abineri

Rhory Danniells

Paolo De Battista

Nicola Sheppard

Leethal Reppin

Giorgia Joseph

Leah Burton

Jules Wileman

Frananda Paz

Gaia Bezbradica

Daisy Comerford-McDonald

Intergalactic Studios

Mat Farrant

UK Rap

Rubii 'Forgive & Forget' by Sekou Abineri

RUBII - FORGIVE & FORGET (Official Music Video)

Lewis Capaldi continues his comeback with a heartfelt live performance of Something In The Heavens&nbsp;directed by Huse Monfaradi.Set in in the iconic Abbey Road Studio 2, Lewis contemplates love and loss with his signature passionate style, and Monfaradi's own return to music videos is all about the authenticity of the moment, and highlighting that the singer-songwriter is currently in fine form.Captured in a single Steadicam shot, it begins with Lewis entering the studio and immediately getting down to business with his musicians. And then he ends his flawless performance with a characteristic spark of witty banter.&nbsp;

Lola Cookman

Ella Hill

Ella-louise Gaskell

Huse Monfaradi

Ash Horne

42 Branded

Kirstin Cruickshank

Paul Toomey

Ben Magahy

Clancie Brennan

Otis Bell

Tom Kelly

Jon Mitchell

Sandra Pennington

Caroline Barnes

Rebecca Spaven

Marshall Street Editors

Singer-songwriter

Lewis Capaldi 'Something In The Heavens' by Huse Monfaradi

Lewis-Capaldi-'Something-In-The-Heavens'-by-Huse-Monfaradi

Léa Esmaili directs a hugely imaginative, high-concept visual feast for the return of Ashnikko, introducing the alt-pop provocateur's new&nbsp;range of bizarre personas - who all have one thing in common.Blending live-action with bursts of playful stop-motion and CG - involving a talented team at London animation studio Blinkink -&nbsp;Esmaili's video for&nbsp;Trinkets&nbsp;unfolds as a series of surreal and richly stylised vignettes. It follows a parade of eccentric Ashnikko alter-egos -&nbsp;buck-toothed girl, raven girl, and city girl - each a proud trinket-lover in her own right.It's weird, wonderful and highly original - an intriguing introduction to the latest Ashnikko project, following her debut album Weedkiller&nbsp;- which also included a significant creative partnership with Blinkink in the extraordinary&nbsp; video for Worms, directed by Raman Djafari - who also contributes here as a member of the Blinkink team.&nbsp;Above all, Léa Esmaili has&nbsp;expertly crafted and helmed&nbsp;an extraordinary vision for Trinkets. But what else would we possibly expect from the amazing Ashnikko?&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2][imgtoken data:3]&nbsp;

Sehar Kidwai

Honor Price

Steve Warne

Renee Zhan

Blinkink

Suzie Walsh

Léa Esmaili

Maddy Williams

Jake River Parker

Imran Malik

Charlie Relph

Joe Gainsborough

George Warren (stop-motion)

Josef Byrne

Charlie Herbert

Jay Matthews

James Wick

Joe Medlock

Claire Moore

Anais Rosenthal (assistant)

Natasha Tereshko (assistant)

Erika Freedman

Ruby Cara Sandler

Jack McGinty

Yash Agrawal

Artist Building

Jyhakin

2xvroum

Ashnikko

Rob Reinaldo

Kristiyan Marinov

Parlophone Music

Alt-Pop

Ashnikko 'Trinkets' by Léa Esmaili

Ashnikko-'Trinkets'-by-Léa-Esmaili,

Daniel Sachon's tumultuous video for Demi Lovato unveils a reimagined Demi, free from the scars of her past and untouched by the chaos around her.The promo for Fast counterintuitively has the singer as the calm centre at the heart of a storm, walking through a nighttime city scene engulfed in hysteria. With a large cast of extras, there is craziness at every turn, orchestrated by Sachon with an admirable eye for detail within the overall concept.&nbsp;Through this tightly-orchestrated mayhem - shot on a studio backlot -&nbsp;Demi emerges in complete control, setting the tone for her new chapter.&nbsp;Her final glance at the camera is the only acknowledgment of the outside world, intentional and poised.[imgtoken data:1]