Wiley, Stefflon Don, Sean Paul ft. Idris Elba 'Boasty' by Henry Scholfield
Henry Scholfield teams up with Wiley - well, his very able young stand-in played by Brooklyn Appiah, and a host of guest artists - for the supremely entertaining video for Boasty.
It kicks off with some excellent 8-bit arcade action, then bounces between the striking Stefflon Don, to Sean Paul and finally Idris Elba who rounds off proceedings with his commanding lyrical swagger.
Shot in London over three days, the video with its infectious energy and fast-paced tropical rhythms, switches between choppy interchanging frames. And the ever-elusive Wiley in true Godfather style has let his vocals do the talking...
PRO Credits
Credits
| Director | Henry Scholfield |
| Producer | Javier Alejando |
| Executive Producer | Daniella Manca |
| Production Manager | Zoe Travica |
| 1st AD | Tom Kelly |
| 1st AD | Daniel Smith |
| Director of Photography | Kaname Onoyama |
| Focus Puller | Simon Lakos |
| Focus Puller | Michael Hobdell |
| 2nd AC | Liam Meredith |
| 2nd AC | Jomar O'Meally |
| Gaffer | Gary Davies |
| Art Director | Oian Arteta |
| Wardrobe | Terri Higgins |
| Make-up | Jess Summer |
| Editor | James Rose |
| Colourist | Luke Morrison |
| Post Producer | Antonia Vlasto |
| Lead actor | Brooklyn Appiah |
| Director's Representation | Hands London |
| Commissioner | John Hassay |
| Label | BMG |
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