A strange tale of transformation unfolds in an imaginative video for alt-folk trio Mary In The Junkyard, co-directed by Rhory Danniells and the band's vocalist Clari Freeman-Taylor.The whimsical video for Ghost follows the journey of an intrepid moth into the lives of the band as they chill out at home, his invasion of Clari's body, and the resulting metamorphosis within the house.With a range of lo-fi techniques, including shadow puppetry, Danniells and Freeman-Taylor find a charming space between reality and fantasy, childlike wonder and something darker, as the themes of Kafka and David Cronenberg's The Fly arrive in leafy London suburbia...

Dave Meyers directs a high-concept fairytale fantasy for Megan Thee Stallion's team-up Dua Lipa.Based on a concept by Megan Thee Stallion, the video follows two men as they wander into an otherworldly forest, before encountering the artists as you've never seen them before. Dark, sultry and enigmatic, the pair are introduced in the throws of a chaotic abode, which has gyrating legs for doors and a neverending spiral of spiky teeth lining the walls inside. The video only gets more absurd and visually complex from there, and the sheer scale of the concept - and the staggering amount of VFX work - pays off in an explosion of glossy set pieces and first class performances. It's jawdropping work - but that is what we have come to expect from the remarkable Dave Meyers and the brilliant team around him.

Wendy Morgan directs a fourth promo for Lous And The Yakuza, this time exploring a mystical fairytale concept.Shot in Normandy, the video focuses on dynamic performance in a multitude of preternatural vignettes, complete with quickfire choreography and dreamlike movements. DoP Joel Honeywell contrasts Lous' electric performance against the natural beauty of the French coast, mixing the contemporary with the traditional to highlight the need for change and progression in society, alluding to the overall idea of the concept (explained further in Lous' description below). LOUS AND THE YAKUZA: This video means a lot to me as a young African girl from Congo and Rwanda."This song is an ode to Renaissance. In the first part of the video I’m playing a mystical witch character on the edge of a cliff, and then a princess on a horse and then a warrior surrounded by my army Yakuza. These enigmatic characters are a testimony of my own growth in life, what I have overcome, this is my Renaissance."This video means a lot to me as a young African girl from Congo and Rwanda, this is the fairy tale I’ve never watched growing up. These are the powerful images I needed to see, the representation of strength I always dreamed about. This could have never been possible without all my beautiful multicultural and multi talented team, I appreciate everybody’s work on this video, each of you guys accomplished the crazy challenge that was to shoot something in these COVID-19 difficult times."