Following on from the bands previous single Wake Up, Daniel Broadley returns to direct his second music video for Mallory Knox, for Lighthouse. It's a combination of band performance and drama, shot on the coast, and also in the sea at Plymouth, when singer Mikey Chapman dives into the water to attempt a daring rescue.

<p/> Following on from the bands previous single Wake Up, Daniel Broadley returns to direct his second music video for Mallory Knox, for Lighthouse. It's a combination of band performance and drama, shot on the coast, and also in the sea at Plymouth, when singer Mikey Chapman dives into the water to attempt a daring rescue. "The video focuses on the selfless event of saving someone," Daniel explains. "I wanted to explore that particular moment where a person does not hesitate to throw themselves into harms way to save someone or something they love. It's an act that has always and will always inspire me."

"The video focuses on the selfless event of saving someone," Daniel explains. "I wanted to explore that particular moment where a person does not hesitate to throw themselves into harms way to save someone or something they love. It's an act that has always and will always inspire me."

<p/> Following on from the bands previous single Wake Up, Daniel Broadley returns to direct his second music video for Mallory Knox, for Lighthouse. It's a combination of band performance and drama, shot on the coast, and also in the sea at Plymouth, when singer Mikey Chapman dives into the water to attempt a daring rescue. "The video focuses on the selfless event of saving someone," Daniel explains. "I wanted to explore that particular moment where a person does not hesitate to throw themselves into harms way to save someone or something they love. It's an act that has always and will always inspire me."