Michael Upson's latest video for indie outfit Home Counties sees the band as harrassed office drones, bullied by their boss to take their office life to a trip to the seaside.The video for Exactly As It Seems - the title track from the London-based band's just-released debut album - explores the blurring of lines between work and personal life, as the scary boss attempts to indoctrinate the group into his 'always at work' philosophy, through a manic flipchart presentation - before they are sent to do their mundane jobs on a windswept beach. Boasting eccentric performances and a cleverly contained concept, it's a change-up in wackiness from Upson's previous Home Counties videos for Bethnal Green and Uptight, and a strong match to the upbeat track.

Dappy pays homage to life before fame, in Labi Odebunmi's cinematic short film for Intro. Touching upon how artists juggle their music careers and personal life, the autobiographical narrative depicts a young Dappy going through life in Camden, navigating the various challenges and roadblocks along the way. Odebunmi cleverly contrasts lavish performance setups with grittier, authentic vignettes from the streets, highlighting the hustle that got the artist to where he is today. Each character in the story is brilliantly cast, encompassing the emotional rollercoaster of the journey, while DoP Arran Green matches the high-energy concept with stylised lighting and handheld camera movement.