Shot in an empty warehouse and featuring very effective yet minimal VFX, Matthew Walker and regular collaborator and artist Scorcher (and his mates Wretch 32, Mercston and Ari) have a whole heap of fun in this excellent performance piece for Scorcher's Work Get It.

Life in the good ol' Lower East Side documented in good ol' Kodak 16mm film for Ratking's excellent Canal by regular collaborator Eric K. Yue and his DoP David Raboy. Frankly, it could be nineteen ninety-four... And a terrific propulsive edit by Eric too.

Creative agency Portas enlisted the help of Charlie Robins and Joe Alexander to produce a beautifully-shot video for the SS14 Clarks Originals Pioneers campaign, with rapper Hip Hop artist DOOM.The Portas-originated concept showcases a road trip to the home of Clarks Originals - in the Somerset village of Street - where DOOM releases a new remix of his previously released track Bookhead with the rhythmic sounds made by the shoe-making machinery.

Ben Murray and Ross McDowell are back with the video for man-of-the-moment Joel Compass's Forgive Me, where once again they elevate a live performance with innovative staging and effects. And this time its all about the lighting. Following the Ben and Ross's performance-plus-projections video for Disclosure's F For You - and Ross's team-up with Sophie Muller on Katy B's Crying For No Reason promo - here the directing duo have developed a lighting schematic where they visualized how each light would react with the musicality of the track - with majestic results.