Post Producer

Tamara Mennell

Tash Tung&nbsp;directs the powerful visuals for Shaybo’s new track My Sister,&nbsp;featuring Jorja Smith.The video uses the backdrop of&nbsp;a church&nbsp;to deliver a strong sermon of empowerment to victims of domestic violence.Tung&nbsp;constructs a religious experience, with women of all ages standing in the congregation listening to Shaybo’s message. Intimate in the way it portrays emotion in the audience, the concept mirrors the deeply personal subject matter of the track. These setups are interspersed with shots of a dancer, standing strong yet delicate with her movements.The sermon empowers the audience to help pull themselves out of the dark place they find themselves in, and&nbsp;ends&nbsp;in an expansive landscape, visually representing greener pastures and an overall message of hope.[imgtoken data:1]

United Kingdom

Tash Tung

Izzy Graham

Blink

Laura Northover

Elliot Zelmanovits

Gabriel O’Donohoe

Hunter Daly

Sarah Asmail

Sam Koroma

Elise Butt

Tom Mangham

Black Kite Studios

Hip Hop

Shaybo ft Jorja Smith 'My Sister' by Tash Tung

Shaybo-Ft-Jorja-Smith-'My-Sister'-by-Tash-Tung

In celebration of the exhibition Allez La France!&nbsp;at Saatchi Yates, the London gallery and exhibiting artists collaborated with British jazz drummer and 2020 Mercury Prize nominee&nbsp;Moses Boyd on a unique composition made in response to the works in the exhibition - performed by Boyd, and captured by&nbsp;French filmmaker&nbsp;François Larpin.Boyd's piece was inspired by the work of&nbsp;Hams Klemens, Jin Angdoo, Kevin Pinsembert and Mathieu Julien - who&nbsp;make up the French collective also known by their contemporaries as “Moderne Jazz”. They began their work between Marseille and Paris, painting on walls and under tunnels, creating large abstract works that existed exclusively within public spaces. This is the first time that the French collective have been shown together, within a gallery space.Moses Boyd is popularly known for blending multiple genres into jazz to create various new sub-genres, and&nbsp;has described his own music as "an extension of black music, the diaspora" which draws influence from afrobeats, soca, reggae, drum and bass and jungle music. This performance acts as an introduction to a forthcoming film about the intersection between art and jazz, centered around the four artists showing at the Allez La France exhibition - also directed by François Larpin.

Francois Larpin

Voodoo Pictures

Katie Dolan

Philippine Vieubled

Miles Ridgway

George Telling

Andre Rodrigues

The Assembly Rooms

Richard Fearon

Jazz

Alternative

Electronica

Moses Boyd 'Allez La France! X Moses Boyd Performance' by Francois Larpin

Moses-Boyd-'Allez-La-France!-X-Moses-Boyd-Performance'-by-Francois-Larpin

Fred Rowson reunites with Olly Alexander and Years &amp; Years in a thoroughly joyful new video for single Starstruck - choreographed by Sherrie Silver.It's the band's first release since Alexander’s breakthrough acting role&nbsp;in Russell T Davies’s TV drama&nbsp;It’s A Sin, and marks the return of Rowson to music video after a busy year making commercials and hunkering down to write his first feature film. And the result of their reunion is a delight - an outpouring of impish energy from the band's frontman, who utilises his on-screen charisma to inhabit not one but two versions of himself.Shot in the Hotel Café Royal in Piccadilly Circus in London - a gorgeously luxurious location made available as a result of the pandemic - the pyjama and dressing gown-clad Alexander looks uncertainly into one of its many ornate mirrors, and then finds himself facing a seriously adoring fan - his own döppelgänger. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]The entire video is the interplay between the two Ollys, masterfully shot&nbsp;and made cartoonishly entertaining by the choreography by Sherrie Silver, the Rwandan-born choreographer and dancer who shot to fame when she worked with Donald Glover on the video for Chilish Gambino's&nbsp;This Is America, and other projects.DoP&nbsp;Jaime Feliu-Torres makes full use of the lavish location, with silky-smooth Steadicam work throughout - especially in challenging scenarios, including multiple chase scenes - and the art direction and styling feel perfectly fitting, with an opulent yet contemporary spin.&nbsp;In short, this is a wonderfully charming comeback for Alexander, who has the zesty energy of a newcomer, balanced with the experience of an industry pro - and also for Fred Rowson, quite possibly&nbsp;the&nbsp;UK's best dressed music video director...FRED ROWSON:"Knowing that It's A Sin was soon to be released, but not knowing the massive impact it would have, Olly was clearly keen to create something totally different to what came before. Like the music, it represents all the things that we missed in 2020 - colour, joy, energy, comedy.[imgtoken data:2]<blockquote>It represents all the things that we missed in 2020 - colour, joy, energy, comedy.</blockquote>"This is light years away from the world that we created for Palo Santo on the last album, and all the better for it. We assembled an incredible team to bring Olly's vision to life, and I had my own starstruck moment when choreographer Sherrie Silver came on board. I've been desperate to work with her for years, and she did not disappoint; her wild, inspired ideas elevated the concept at every turn. She, Olly and I became like a three-headed monster, all adding jokes, dance moves and suggestions for shots."This kind of atmosphere attracts the best crew, and we were blessed with an amazing team, who pulled this off on a crazily tight schedule. Huge love to everyone at Blink, and on the production, who gave us the means to create something wild. I can't wait to see where Years &amp; Years go next."[imgtoken data:3]<blockquote>Sherrie, Olly and I became like a three-headed monster...</blockquote>LAURA NORTHOVER (EXECUTIVE PRODUCER):"Fred is a joy to work with. He’s a meticulous planner and fosters a uniquely collaborative environment when making a music video."I’m super pleased he’s back in the music video game because I missed him when he was annoyingly focussed on a feature and all of those commercials."

Fred Rowson

Rosie Brear

Paul Weston

Rachel Bashford

Andrew Potter

Jaime Feliu-torres

Anil Duru

Julian White

Jennifer Gardiner

Nicholas Royal

Shiori Takahashi

Porsche Poon

Samuel Marr

Polydor

Sherrie Silver

Richard Lewis

Marti Guiver

Hiroshi Matsushita

Years & Years 'Starstruck' by Fred Rowson

Years-And-Years-'Starstruck'-by-Fred-Rowson

Oliva Rose uncovers a UFO conspiracy, in the dystopian&nbsp;promo for Lancey Foux's Steelo Flow.&nbsp;Paying homage to sci-fi iconography and retro obsessions with extraterrestrials, a janitor is glued to several monitors, hoping to get a glimpse of alien life.&nbsp;He lucks out when he spots Foux in an industrial warehouse, mounted upon a motorcycle in a frenetic and exciting performance setup. Between the strobes and snapshots of his exposed face, something isn't quite right...&nbsp;Refreshingly unique and futuristic, Rose pushes current trends aside and digs deep into the rich subject matter, and gets an extraordinary performance from the artist to anchor the whole project.&nbsp;

Olivia Rose

Lana Salfiti

Anna Horlick

Kerry Green

Olan Collardy

Ilaria Fulvio

Jay Coates

Joe Sherno

Elizabeth El-kadhi

Nick Royal

Paige Cole

Ellie Johnson

Tenthree Editing

Paul Wilmot

Sarah Boardman

James Hackett

EMI Records

Trap

Lancey Foux 'Steelo Flow' by Olivia Rose

Lancey-Foux-'Steelo-Flow'-by-Olivia-Rose

Olivia Rose directs a celestial, otherworldly promo for Lancey Foux.&nbsp;Known for reinterpreting masculinity through a female gaze in both her&nbsp;photography and video projects, Rose's concept exists in a parallel space and time, evidenced by surreal imagery - a fish covered in luminescent butterflies, as an example - and a soft, introspective performance, leaning into a certain vulnerability that shapes the entire narrative.&nbsp;It's a wonderful, unexpected vision, and one of the most unique promos of the year, arriving just a couple of weeks before 2020 finally ends.&nbsp;

Rob Rogan

Giselle Garcia

Amelia Hazlerigg

Benji Kirkman

Nathan Lloyd 

Jonny Boomer

Ciaran Beale

Marina Belfon-rose

Jack Singer

Homespun

Jim Spartling

Virgin EMI

Alternative/ Indie

Lancey Foux 'Poison' by Olivia Rose

Lancey-Fouxx-'Poison'-by-Olivia-Rose

Olivia Rose directs a glittering festive promo for Jess Glynne's This Christmas.&nbsp;Following a variety of hapless characters, all experiencing their own mini-Christmas disasters - with burnt food and flaming hair taking the lead - the promo is a charming, fun-filled ride with plenty of seasonal cheer.Jess Glynne plays a number of these characters herself - including&nbsp;a delivery driver and drag queen (or king?) - and the result is some of the best moments in her videography so far, embodying all of the drama, energy and excitement that comes with the holiday period.&nbsp;The editing is also well executed, using match cut transitions and whip pans to make each vignette feel part of the same story.Overall, this is a feelgood and stylish video that marks Glynne's first Christmas track and visual, produced in collaboration with Amazon Originals. &nbsp;

Savvas Stavrou

Emma Pounds

Milo Brown

Kairo Jones

Vini Curtis

Mekel Bailey

Joe Pickering

Louisa Copperwaite

Lucy Berry

Final Cut

Black Kite

Sean Harland

Dan Curwin

Atlantic Records

Jess Glynne 'This Christmas' by Olivia Rose

Jess-Glynne-'This-Christmas-'-by-Olivia-Rose

If you need something uplifting right now,&nbsp;look no further. Paloma Faith and director David Wilson lament the gentrification of London in brilliantly feisty fashion,&nbsp;in the wonderful&nbsp;promo for Gold.&nbsp;Decked out in a trademark whimsical dress and radiating heaps of&nbsp;energy, Paloma skips and dances down an East London market and into a building site, dangling from an excavator, kicking down doors, and just having a riotous time with some of her fellow, equally colourful&nbsp;residents.&nbsp;Paloma is magnetic as always, the supporting cast - all dancers in the Theo Adams Company - are great too, and DoP&nbsp;David Foulkes matches her energy in sweeping crane shots and fluid camera movement. It all adds up to sheer entertainment. Absolutely marvellously fabulous.[imgtoken data:1]

David Wilson

Kate Brady

Riff Raff Films

Natalie Arnett

Natalie Steiner

Ben Glickman

David Foulkes

Kate Eccarius

James Malamatinis

Alex Gibbins

Liz El-kadhi

Phoebe Arnold

Eamonn Hughes

Lan Nguyen-Grealis

Meg Thorne

Cut+Run

Josh Glanc

Hands London

Michael Lewin

Sony Music

Charlie Rizek

Theo Adams

Paloma Faith 'Gold' by David Wilson

Paloma Faith - Gold (Official Video)

Young lovers harness the power of a cosmic event in Will Hooper’s video for Dua Lipa’s single Levitating, remixed by the Blessed Madonna and featuring none other than Madonna and Missy Elliott.Following&nbsp;a successful run of videos for Declan McKenna, Hooper now lends his surreal perspective to a hybrid of conceptual performance and sci-fi inspired narrative.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Rina Yang executes a contemporary and inspired vision, treading a fine&nbsp;line between fashion editorial and home video, every frame a worthy photograph in itself.&nbsp;Although Madge is absent, Lipa and Elliot bring a torrent of energy to the table,&nbsp;which creates a sense of unabashed fun and celebration. Brilliant and beautiful work.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Will Hooper

Corin Taylor

Sebastian Jowers

Julian Richards

Gabriel O'Donohoe

Rina Yang

Kate Mollins

Elliot Beech

Zach Apo-tsang

Lorenzo Posocco

Sam Allen

Dan Saunders

Spike Morris

Dua Lipa ft Madonna & Missy Elliot 'Levitating (Remix)' by Will Hooper

Dua-Lipa-'Levitating-Remix-Ft-Madonna-And-Missy-Elliot'-by-Will-Hooper

Basak Erol pulls out all the stops for Nothing But Thieves' Real Love Song, creating an epic fantasy around the heartache and turmoil that surrounds love and sex in the modern world.The live action story of a love triangle is given a dreamlike hue&nbsp;in lurid neon, intercut with the band's equally dreamlike studio performance. Then the imaginations and frustrations of the protagonists are given free rein as they become animated versions of themselves in an&nbsp;alternate dimension.Erol utlised her own skills as a 3D animator, and also collaborated on the 2D animation with hugely talented illustrator and animator Raman Djafari. The end result is a&nbsp;breathless whirlwind to match the band's latest emotional piledriver.&nbsp;

Basak Erol

Eleri Evans

Eolande Diaz

Clara Paris

Ben Todd

Dan West

Charlotte Miller

Hélio Ribeiro

Zoe Klinck

Taff Williamson

Billie Mckenzie

Max Windows

Jack Stone

Tea Mulabdic

Aaron Hackett

Pia Woodvine

Lily Taylor

Jake Whitehouse

Raman Djafari

Andrew Clarke

Rock

Nothing But Thieves 'A Real Love Song' by Basak Erol

Nothing-But-Thieves--'A-Real-Love-Song'-by-Basak-Erol

Ever since his marvellous video for Metronomy's The Bay, David Wilson has been able to make magic happen by the pool. And that's what happens in his video for Glass Animals' It's All So Incredibly Loud.GA's frontman Dave Bayley emerges through wisps of smoke to&nbsp;negotiate&nbsp;the diving board of a&nbsp;swimming pool in a suburban home at night. Yes, once again Wilson is making an English summer appear impossibly glamourous. He also&nbsp;brings us a heightened reality which&nbsp;almost seems nostalgic in its visual crispness.The intention&nbsp;is to capture a moment, and explore it's metaphorical meaning. Shot on both a Phantom and an Alexa, the time when Bayley inevitably enters the pool's water is stretched out to last as long as possible. Time is slowed, just as seems to happen&nbsp;when you dive into cold water - and also when you are faced with the emotional issues discussed in the song.Suitably Bayley also delivers a heartfelt performance to camera in this video that marks a triumphant return by David Wilson to the music video mainstream. A nod too to marvellous camerawork, supervised by DoP&nbsp;David Foulkes.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]

Luke Goodrich

Alice Hayes

Luke Jefferson

Jonathan Treherne

Steve Wells

Danny Hayward

Stephanie Williams

Scarlet Wallis

Lucy Upton-Prowse

Ross Hallard

Trim Editing

Tatyana Alexandra

Emily Tedrake

Indie

Glass Animals 'It's All So Incredibly Loud' by David Wilson

Glass Animals | It's All So Incredibly Loud

An ongoing personal project that Diana Kunst has been pursuing with her friend&nbsp;and muse Guindilla Ontanaya for several years has become an electrifying music video for Criss Cross, a previously unreleased Rolling Stones track from the 1970s.In a breathless, dizzying nearly-five minutes, Ontanaya romps across continents, exploring freedom and hedonism, and exercises her impudent whims to regularly go nude in public.&nbsp;Incorporating both motion&nbsp;film and&nbsp;photography, directed and shot&nbsp;by Kunst herself, it's all been brought together in a brilliant edit by Carlos Font Clos.&nbsp;It's the&nbsp;complete antithesis to the restrictive, locked-down nature of the past few months. But, ironically it was the limitations enforced by the pandemic crisis that made it happen.[imgtoken data:1]The basis of the project&nbsp;is a video diary that Kunst has worked on since 2015, filming Ontanaya in various places around the world, where she often manages to get naked.&nbsp;Polydor director of video Semera Khan realised its potential as a promo for the Stones song that was an outtake for their 1973 album Goat's Head Soup, and has just been released.Ultimately the video is a combination of that footage from 2015 onwards, and including a new film shoot that took place under strict quarantine conditions in Ibiza. The security required to make that happen, and to process the film footage meant it the edit&nbsp;completed just hours before its release.&nbsp;But the result is just about the most sexy, glamourous, quintessentially rock 'n roll video this year.&nbsp;

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