Executive Producer

Tom Berendson

Noah Lee creates a palpably resonant dreamworld, full of quirky visual tricks streaming from the subconscious of&nbsp;his subject, the intriguing Celeste, in the video for Tonight Tonight.Once Lee sets the scene by putting Celeste through the mini-hell of not being able to light her recalcitrant cigarette, the video progresses&nbsp;into the psyche of the character our songstress embodies. The&nbsp;film meanders through dive bars and Alice-in-Wonderland-esque hallways filled with butterflies and complicated individuals.It’s definitely the film’s distortions on common realities that make its dreamworld feel somewhat familiar - an authentic imagining of a subconscious mind. It's also framed in a&nbsp;film aesthetic, and with use of lenses that creates an aura that manages to be glamourous and&nbsp;romantic as well as surreal.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Noah Lee

Suzan Mustafa

Kate Brady

Riff Raff Films

Jack Meredith

Harry Wheeler

Philip J Heron

James Malamatinas

Lee Parfitt

Elena Isolini

Emma Lipop

Vicky Morris

Kaitlyn Battistelli

Mikko Ruostila

Marco Grey

OB Management

Cinelab Film and Digital

Soul

Celeste 'Tonight Tonight' by Noah Lee

CELESTE [TONIGHT TONIGHT]

BRTHR direct&nbsp;a&nbsp;ferociously glamorous video for&nbsp;Chemtrails Over the Country Club, the title track of Lana Del Rey's&nbsp;new album.&nbsp;The director duo - Alex Lee and Kyle Wightman - are well known for their hyperstylised aesthetic, full of vibrant colours, vintage effects and experimental camera movement. There's plenty of that here, but it never overwhelms the poignancy&nbsp;of the melancholic narrative.&nbsp;The concept features a group of women - Del Rey included - whose lives we view with the contrast of night and day; refined&nbsp;poolside elegance vs their primal, unleashed selves.The frenetic&nbsp;visuals aren't the most immediately obvious pairing to the artist's haunting soundscapes, but the risk has paid off - the resulting project is endlessly watchable and all-consuming in the best way.&nbsp;

United States

BRTHR

Luigi Rossi

Kenneth Taylor

Christopher Ripley

Mathias Peralta

Brittany Porter

Aubrey Woodiwiss

Carbon Vfx

Cameo Fx

Semera Khan

Polydor Records

Chanel Gibbons

Sergii Mashevskyi

Malina Stearns

Samuel Miller

Luke Pool

Lana Del Rey 'Chemtrails Over The Country Club' by BRTHR

Lana Del Rey - Chemtrails Over The Country Club (Official Video)

Jon E Price directs an expansive, ever-evolving vision for Joe Hertz's debut album Current Blues.&nbsp;Transcending traditional setups and techniques, the experimental video depicts a flurry of avant-garde creativity to showcase tracks from the album, resulting in a unique and contemporary piece of work.&nbsp;

Jon E Price

Gabriel O’Donohoe

Hunter Daly

Josefine Thieme

Danny Williams

Eliot Beach

Jenny Gardiner

Dylan Edwards

Jason Wallis

Oscar Wendt

Featuring Josh Collard

Melody Tamiz

Juicebox

Electric Theatre Collective

Electronica

Joe Hertz 'Current Blues' by Jon E Price

Joe Hertz: Inside Current Blues

Three young men (at least) go through big transformative experiences in Foster The People&#39;s big comeback video for Coming Of Age, directed by BRTHR.The young directing team hark back to the heyday of 80s teen cinema in a way that&#39;s both slightly tongue-in-cheek and entirely&nbsp;heartfelt - a good combination for FTP.&nbsp;And with a gorgeous film look, it&#39;s all done with the visual flair we&#39;re&nbsp;coming to expect from Alex Lee and Kyle Wightman, aka&nbsp;BRTHR.&nbsp;

Shawn Kim

Saul Levitz

Benjamin Gilovitz

Jonathan Wang

Lorenzo Ragioneri

LEGS Media

Jamie Kohn Rabineau

Jesse Fleece

Mike Hart

Tom Lisowski

Derek Hansen

Josiah Bultema

Lisa Roth @ HMH Casting

Corey Bringas

Chad Nagel

Blue Thompson

Foster The People 'Coming Of Age' by BRTHR

Foster The People - Coming of Age

The Danger Mouse-produced eighth studio album of odd-rockers (and strangely punctuated) Portugal. The Man comes with an aptly bizarre bout of oddness courtesy of directing duo That Go. Half the team &ndash; Noel Paul &ndash; has been working with Bat for Lashes for three videos off her last record, but here is reunited with Stefan Moore. There&rsquo;s duvet huddling, ultraviolet symbolism, goats and a disco limousine. Nothing out of the ordinary then&hellip;
&ldquo;We wanted the video to feel like it could be in any suburban environment in the US so we shot in Bridgewater and Linden, both cities in New Jersey. The shoot was fun and low-stress, partially because we were lucky to get to work with a bunch of our friends on this. Without them it wouldn&rsquo;t have been possible or nearly as fun.
&ldquo;Our intrepid grip, Nicky Dollars, volunteered with godlike enthusiasm to strip down in the 40 degree weather, so he gets a special thanks as well.&rdquo;

Tom Berendson

Executive Producer

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