Ben Harris, winner of an UKMVA Newcomer award last year for his video for Matilda Mann's Meet Cute, reunites with the singer-songwriter for another inventive take on the fateful nature of relationships.The video for Dazed and Confused is a variation on the Sliding Doors concept and a thought-provoking reminder to grab life's opportunities - or forever wonder what may have been. Matilda passes a young man while crossing the street, and from this random event we jump to crucial moments in their future life together - first date to falling in love, marriage proposal and having kids, and beyond.In addition, Harris enhances the dreamlike aspect of the narrative by freezing the world around Matilda, her man and growing family - before returning to the moment on the street crossing which may determine the future direction of Matilda's life. An impressive execution of a strong and highly relatable idea, on a par with the director and artist's excellent UKMVA winner.

Martin J Pickering directs a gentle, dreamlike promo for Scottish folk artists Scott William Urquhart and Constant Follower, that evokes the power of imagination in childhood.Pickering's video for Watching The Black River Run - from folk guitarist Urquhart and Stirling-based group Constant Follower's collaboration on new album Even Days Dissolve - tells of a little girl’s adventure, when the paper boat she makes disappears down a stream and into a river, with her favourite doll sitting inside.Then the little girls becomes the passenger in the boat, travelling through stunning landscapes and connecting with the natural world. With a sense of nostalgia for a simpler time, and a heavy dose of magical fantasy, it's an uplifting work that perfectly encapsulates the music.

Taisia Deeva directs a sci-fi inspired promo for Dynoro's Monsters, featuring 24kgoldn. Shot by separate units in Kiev and the US, the video features children cowering in terror, hiding from the unknown, only to be transported to a futuristic corridor where their anxieties are personified as a shrouded monster. By grouping together, they transcend their circumstances to become stronger than they could ever imagine.The resulting visual is impactful and poignant, and beautifully realised by the creative teams in both locations - the art direction and cinematography balance futurism with a dark, contemporary aesthetic, whilst the styling and monster effects lend a surreal fantasy to the concept.