Clint Trofa directs an absorbing promo for enigmatic performer Gigaman. The video for Dream Hunter follows a young girl who runs away from home, finding refuge in a yurt with her Gigaman doll. As her parents and police officers pursue her, the doll comes to life. The absoring story is visualised through traditional narrative vignettes, and playful VFX reminiscent of 90's shows such as Power Rangers. A lovely looking video with great performances across the board - and the start of a mystery to uncover who the artist really is...

Dave Bullivant directs a stirring promo for Zurich alt-rock outfit NONEXISTER, employing a clever plot device to tell a story of victim blaming, touching on racism, police brutality and the patriarchy.The video for How Do You Dare opens with the main character - played by Selina Jones - pinned to the floor surrounded by police. The video then plays out in reverse, giving context to the scene whilst challenging our first assumptions of what is going on. It's a poignant, important video, which uses the reverse-motion technique in an inspired way, and leads to a harrowing climax that is an unfortunate everyday reality for many in society.

American singer and comedian Oliver Tree takes us on a journey into his eccentric world, as he unleashes his inner clown, in this entertaining self-directed promo for Miss You. For Tree's collab with German DJ and producer Robin Schulz, the video takes a fly-on-the-wall look at the artist's behaviour as he interrupts everyone's daily lives and routines, acting a nuisance, albeit in a highly idiosyncratic manner.The opening scene features Tree in a characteristically oversized outfit, running atop a police car, guns trained on his body. Does it phase him? Not a bit.Bring on a frenetic stream of chaos: smashing up an office, interrupting a kid's football match, and robbing a grocery store - while accompanied by the clown character, who is presumably Tree's alter ego, but is actually a bit less sinister than he is...Playing out in an unabashed fashion, the video includes clever mouth-to-mouth transitions and a glossy, slightly surreal aesthetic ripped straight from your creepiest daydreams.