Bill Bleakley directs the second in a trilogy of interconnected clips for Australian blues band The Teskey Brothers, following some of the same characters from the first video, whilst introducing a few more - including a teenager with aspirations to be a rodeo rider.Take My Heart follows the Oceans Of Emotion video in weaving between the stories of real-life couples - including rodeo legend Lance Anderson and his wife - creating a cinematic sensibility in the process, so it feels as much like drama as documentary.Bleakley adds young Noah Dingle to the narrative - who travels to meet and learn how to become a rodeo rider from Lance. And throughout we also have the parallel story of the Teskey Brothers themselves, travelling across country, performing in unlikely small town ventues - a scout hall and the middle of an ice hockey rink, surrounded by a cheering crowd .“It was a nice challenge to make a three part narrative clip – I’m not used to splitting narrative arcs over a few episodes," Bleakley explains. "Each of the videos had to work as a standalone clip, but also had to add weight to the series so it was tricky to get right.”“Lance is already Noah’s teacher, so we continued to use a documentary approach: try and capture real life rather than recreate it.”It's a real tapestry, and the director and his team - including DoP Adric Watson and editor Paul Rowe - have done a fantastic job with this. And one more to come. We wait in anticipation for the third and final chapter.

Greg Davenport directs If The World Should Ever Stop, the third in a series of five interconnected films exploring family, faith, love, confusion, fear and joy.The video follows a couple performing interpretive dance by the water, and offers a beautiful message of support and solidarity, of care and unwavering love in the face of adversity. Beautifully shot by Adric Watson, the one-take, fluid structure allows the choreography to breathe and expand to the space, creating a softly absorbing atmosphere.