Here is the second part of a big rundown of new videos, in production or just completed. And this isn't all of them either, oh no... Annex: Luc Janin has directed The Fratellis' Mistress Mabel for Bob & Tamara at Universal, and Vanessa Caswell shoots the first video for Revere's The Escape Artist. Blunt: Brendan McNamee has just confirmed Sara Whatmore's Sarah Smile for Marisa Garner at 19 Management. Intro: Joe + Rollo are directing Dirty Pretty Things' Tired Of England for Tom Bird at Mercury, and Intro have produced a series of virals for Martina Topley Bird's new album The Blue God to support Julian House's sleeve design for the album. Love: Terry Hall has just shot Paul Weller's Echoes Around The Sun featuring Noel Gallagher for Carmen Montanez Callan at Island, Lindy Heymann has directed another One Night Only video, for It's About Time, for Dan Curwin at Mercury, and Casper Balslev has been confirmed to shoot Ladyhawke's Paris is Burning for Glen Goetze and Carmen for Modular. Merge@Crossroads: Arni & Kinski directed The Guillemots' Falling Out Of Reach -featuring Sir Ian McKellen - for Ross Anderson at Polydor, Chris Debney directed The Music's Strength In Numbers, also for Ross at Polydor, and Tim Pope directed Italy's biggest-selling female artist Gianna Nanini and is also completing a film of Neil Young's amazing live show at Hammersmith Odeon a few weeks back. Tim and Neil have been friends of years, Tim is cutting it at Neil's ranch and the word is it will be The Pope's best live concert film since Bowie and Iggy at Madison Square Garden... Partizan: New Partizan animator Stephane Manel is doing the new video for Chromeo entitled Momma's Boy, commissioned by Chromeo and Kevin Kocher at Nettwerk, Henry Scholfield just shot Newton Faulkner's Gone In The Morning for Dan Millar at Sony BMG, Nima Nourizadeh just finished Flight of the Conchords' Ladies of the World new vid for Stuart Meyer at Sub Pop, and Kinga Burza has made a vid for US newcomer Katy Perry (favourite of Madonna and Perez Hilton) - I Kissed A Girl for Susan Silverman at Capitol. Martin Fougerol (ex-Alex & Martin) is doing the new Foo Fighters's Let It for Lorin Finkelstein at RCA, and Ace Norton's new one is Little Jackie's The World' for Jill Kaplan at S Curve. And Ray Tintori's is making a new vid for MGMT's Electric Feel. Still more to come...

It's time for another rundown of music videos currently in production or recently completed - and this is just Part One. More coming tomorrow - so get in touch very soon if you want to make sure something new is included... Agile: Ben & Jos directed Hadouken's Crank It Up for Tim Nash at Atlantic, and Lucy Cash directed One Night Only's You And Me for Dan Curwin at Mercury. Alex de Campi: The Real Tuesday Weld 'I Loved London'. Alex de Campi (Puppini Sisters, Flipron, Schema) has just shot her second video for The Real Tuesday Weld, and if you saw a 6'6' bleeding angel stumbling around London a couple of weeks ago, it was probably part of this shoot (or you should lay off the hallucinogens). "We were on long lenses so the camera team was well hidden," says Alex. "It was kind of hilarious and kind of sad that we had this character, obviously ill and injured, in Piccadilly Circus and everyone was too busy posing next to him and taking photos of themselves to ask if he was OK." The video, produced by Sean Stuart, is commissioned by Stephen Coates at Six Degrees Records Bikini: Tim Mattia shot The Enemy live for Cara Brady at Warners. Black Dog: Chris Bran directed KT Tunstall's Little Favours (The Tunstallator version) for Dilly Gent for Relentless, while Price James is working on two: Peaches' I Don't Give A Fuck for Phil Lee at XL, and Florence & the Machine's Kiss With A Fist for Mairead at Queens of Noize and Jane Skinner at Virgin. Draw: JT has completed Ironik's Stay With Me for Tim Nash at Atlantic, and Goodtimes' latest is The Rascals' Razor for Deltasonic. Flynn: Youth Club are shooting two jobs this week: Sergeant's Sunshine for Dan Curwin at Mercury shoots on May 14th and Funeral For A Friend's Waterfront Dance Club for Raw Power on May 17th. Also this week Michael Baldwin directs Attic Lights' Bring You Down for Carmen Montanez Callan at Island and The Rushes for Bob and Tamara at Universal, and then Jack McManus's You Think I Don't Care for Polydor on May 19th. Also Alex Herron is directing Basshunter's All I Ever Wanted for Ministry Of Sound and Alex Hemming is helming Doug Walker's Obstacles for Warner. HSI London: Saline Project member Justin Francis has directed Mattafix's Things Have Changed for John Moule for Begood Ltd/Buddhist Punk Records. More to come...

Here's some more news on who's shooting, who's just wrapped... Academy: Kim Gehrig directed Wiley's Wearing My Rolex for Tim Nash at Atlantic - that's the one wear Wiley refused to appear due to, er, his fear of foxes... And after his Feeling video Corin Hardy is directing Keith Caputo's Crawling for Ronald Drayer at Suburban. Colonel Blimp: Sarah Chatfield is directing Annie's Girlfriend for Carmen Montanez-Callan at Island - she's shooting today in fact. HSI: Jim Canty is directing Spiritualized's Soul On Fire for Cynthia Lole at Universal, while Doug Hart has directed The Charlatans' The Misbegotten for James Fern at Cooking Vinyl. Manifesto: Anthony Dickenson has completed Kap Bambino's Save for Jane Third at Alt Delete, Sam Crack's latest is Bruises' Karaoke Queen for Light Music, IDST directed The Presets' The Boys in Love for Mike Mooney at Island, and Rogier (formerly of Rogier and Emiel) directs Nobody Beats The Drum' The Drum for 100% Halal, while Emiel (formerly of Rogier and Emiel) is shooting C-Mon and Kypsky's Burn. Poison Pen: Paul Morricone has directed Forward Russia 's Breaking Standing for Cooking Vinyl, and The Scaramanga Six's I Wear My Heart On My Sleeve for Wrath Records, while Dave Aspinall directed Marvin The Martian's Superhero for No Carbon/Universal. Streetlight: Veteran animator Ian Emes (he's worked with Pink Floyd, Roger Daltrey, Linda McCartney, Mike Oldfield, Duran Duran, among others) is directing Late Of The Pier's Space And The Woods for Joceline Gabriel at Parlophone.

It's taken a while, but finally here comes another comprehensive snapshot of what's going down, or coming up, in music video-making right now. It's a whole lot of things currently in production or just completed... Between the Eyes: Eran Creevy just shot Natty's Cold Town for Tim Nash at Atlantic and also Sonny J's Handsfree for CJ Hassay, while Lee Lennox directed his first at his new home, The Delays' Hooray for Ross and Emily at Polydor. Bikini: Phil Griffin has directed Adele's Cold Shoulder for Phil Lee at XL - featuring life size ice sculptures of Bikini staffers Carly Parris and Jamie Cox frozen in mid-argument! (and here they are, left) - and Eros Ramazotti's Ci Parliamo Da Grandi for Lulu Helbeck and FilmmasterClip. Max & Dania were in LA to shoot the Wu Tang Clan's comeback, The Heart Weeps Gently for Safiya Lewis at Bodog Music, and Andy Soup directed Leon Jean Marie's Bed Of Nails for Carmen Montanez-Callan. Black Dog: Huse Monfaradi directed Pigeon Detectives' This Is An Emergency for Luke Selby at Dance To The Radio. Chrome Productions: El Skid has just shot Johnny Flynn and The Sussex Wit's Tickle Me Pink for Dan Curwin at Mercury. Colonel Blimp: Dougal Wilson has directed his second Goldfrapp video, Happiness, for Carrie Sutton for Mute. It's another goodie... Draw Pictures: Goodtimes's new one is Red Light Company's With Lights Out for Dan Millar at Sony BMG, Three Pronged Attack's latest is Amy MacDonald's Poison Prince for Dan Curwin at Mercury, Dirty UK are directing Flobots' Handlebars for Gina Harrell at Universal New York, and Ben Rollason is working on Robyn's Who's That Girl for Carmen Montanez-Callan at Island, JT shot new artist Tigriss's One Vision for Morgan Khan, and new signing Remi Weekes is directing Honey B's Oh La La for Mark Lufty at Trax Starz. (Meanwhile, P Tiddy is directing a Motorola viral which allegedly features Polydor commissioner Ross Anderson...) Factory: Sophie Muller has directed Ting Tings That's Not My Name for James Hackett at Sony BMG, Scott Lyon has completed Alphabeat's 10,000 Nights for Nicola Brown at Virgin Records, Karen Lamond is back, directing Seal's The Right Life for Hermione Ross for Warner Bros LA, and Alex & Liane directed Sam Sparro's Black And Gold for New Selecta at Ministry of Sound, Karen Lamond is back, directing Seal's The Right Life for Hermione Ross for Warner Bros LA. Flynn: Nick Frew has directed Ida Maria's Queen Of The World for James Hackett at Sony BMG and is now shooting Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip's Look For The Woman, Alex Hemming shot Beth Rowley's So Sublime for Cynthia Lole at Universal and Barnaby Roper's directed The Subways' Alright for Cara Brady and Charlotte Neal at Warners, while Dan Sully is shooting the new Joe Lean and the Jing Jang Jong, Where Do You Go, Youth Club's latest is Go: Audio's Made Up Stories for Dan Millar and Laura Lewis at Sony BMG. Merge@Crossroads: Chris Debney will shoot The Music's Strength in Numbers for Ross Anderson at Polydor, Harvey B Brown has directed Valeriya's The Party's Over, and Adria Petty has just completed the US version of Duffy's Mercy. Partizan: After their gripping horror for Cavalera Conspiracy's Sanctuary, Rozan & Schmeltz's next is Black Kids' Hurricane Jane for Tom Bird at Mercury, while Nima Nourizadeh's next video is for Flight Of The Conchords! That'll be Ladies Of The World, yeah, for Stuart Mayer at Subpop US. (And Nima is about to set forth on a major project for Bacardi that'll take him all over the world, poor fella...). And Ace Norton has directed Sebastien Tellier's ... Pulse Films: 32 have just delivered Captain's Keep An Open Mind for Semera Khan at EMI, and DARYL has shot the latest live vid for The Subways. Rattling Stick: Ringan Ledwidge makes a return to promos with Elbow's One Day Like this for Ross Anderson at Polydor. Static: Dan Fernbach directed Kids In Glass Houses' Give Me What I Want for Jim Tattersall at Roadrunner Streetgang: Paul Minor has shot Sandi Thom's Devils Beat for Sony BMG and Vincent Haycock directed Uh Huh Her's Not A Love Song for Nettwork