Charlotte Meling's video for pianist and singer Bailey Lanes follows a young dancer whose father’s disapproval casts a shadow over her dream.The video for Little Bit Brighter captures the quiet moments between ambition and acceptance, told through movement, light, and emotion.As with her video late last year for Ashley Singh, released last year, Charlotte Meling focusses upon the performances of her lead actors in the narrative to great effect, resulting in a engaging drama that dovetails well with Bailey Lanes' heartfelt song.

Paul Cooke directs a dynamic promo for Interlaker - the new project from former Lonely the Brave singer Dave Jakes.In the video for The Hunger, Dave and guitarist Jack Wrench perform alongside ballet dancers, a ribbon gymnast and a contemporary dancer. The lush cinematic world brings the wistful lyrics to life, by juxtaposing the low-key performance vibes with the vibrant movement and colour around them. Set against a blank industrial setting, the flurry of activity brings life to the environment, representing a new beginning in a world that is uprooted by change in every moment. It's a welcome return to Dave Jakes's brand of rock, joined by guitarist Jack Wrench in what promises to be the start of something very special.

Renowned ballet dancer Sergei Polunin performs a stunning contemporary dance to Depeche Mode’s song In Your Room, captured by legendary director/photographer and longtime collaborator of the band, Anton Corbijn.It's not a conventional music video, but a unique promo of Corbijn's forthcoming feature documentary Dancer 2 - the sequel to the the critically-acclaimed 2016 film Dancer. The first film charted Polunin’s meteoric rise to become the Royal Ballet’s youngest-ever principal dancer, and his self-inflicted fall from grace. Corbijn's new film pick ups from where Dancer left off, exploring Polunin’s return to ballet.Corbijn frames a powerful solo performance by Polunin to the 1993 song, choreographed by Ross Freddie Ray, against the vast windswept dunes of Terschelling in The Netherlands, Corbijn's home country. The performance evokes Polunin’s well-documented struggles within the confines of the ballet world and in his personal life, following his infamous rejection of the ballet establishment while at the height of his powers.Filmed in November last year, the film is effectively a prelude for the film to come, which is now moving into production.