Thomas Davis directs a brilliant live multicam promo for a rare live performance in London by Eminem and Dr Dre.Davis and the team at Common People Films did not have much time to pull this one off. They had eight hours notice. But they certainly have done a great job, capturing the performance of the classic Forgot About Dre - and more tracks from a concert which also featured Snoop Dogg - in mesmerizingly visceral fashion. "This truly was a once in a lifetime moment for me and CMN PPL," says Davis. "To witness three GOATS of hip hop play a show after 30 years was something I could only dream of. Experiencing Dre, Snoop and Eminem perform live, playing every one of their classic tracks was mindblowing and quite overwhelming in all honesty."We were utterly speechless when the call came in. My jaw literally hit the floor. This had to be epic so I wanted the best DP’s & cam-ops we could pull together with eight hours notice. I wanted this to feel cinematic and not like your typical live capture so we chose Alexas, the best glass and had focus pullers on each camera."You only get 'one shot' to get this right. Overall I’m really happy with the result and have loved the reactions online and from our peers."The HUGEST of thanks to Ali and Emily from Polydor for bringing us on. We really value our collaborative relationship with them, having shot numerous projects together over the years. So we're very grateful to them for entrusting us with this historic moment in time. Overall, this was a little reminder that moments like this are the reason we love what we do."

LOOSE follows up the superb live visual for Fred Again..'s collab with Lil Yachty with an equally impressive document of the producer's encounter with Anderson .Paak for Places To Be. This intimate and intense jam session was shot in one take in sun-soaked Eagle Rock, Los Angeles, and there is a delightful sense of capturing magic in a bottle, as both artists do their stuff. With the pair enthusiastically jumping between instruments - including two drumkits - it's a brilliant job of camerawork throughout. And then the natural magic in the room is elevated further when its revealed that Anderson's drumkit is on a platform that rotates, and he performs a 360˚ drum solo.

Ja Humby directs a hypnotic live session for Yard Act, as part of his noteworthy Molten Jets series. Surrounded by real-time visual effects based on the original album artwork, the immersive session is a tour de force of performance and innovative filmmaking. A playful, eccentric and fun concept, anchored by delightful performances all-round.

Rhory Danniells and the band's vocalist Clari Freeman-Taylor direct an eerie live promo for up and coming alt-rock trio Mary In The Junkyard. Following the imaginative lo-fi promo for Ghost - also co-directed by Danniells and Freeman-Taylor - the video for Marble Arch sees the group perform in a pitch black basement, captured in night vision in a continuous handheld one-shot. It's an arresting visual, evoking horror films such as Rec. It's also a fun spin on the live video format and a testament to the creativity of the director and band. Don't be afraid of the dark - unless you come across this lot playing in your basement!