Videos

Chris Hopewell has directed the new video for Yusuf/Cat Stevens’ 2020 reimagining of his 50 year old ecological anthem Where Do The Children Play? (from the classic 1970 album Tea For The …

Little Mix are brought to life in a stop-motion fuzzy-felt wonderland, in Zac Ella's 80s-tinged video for Break Up Song. 

Mr Yankey has created a fantastical and fairly lockdown-appropriate showcase for Mikill Pane and MRTL's reflections on their pronounced MC styles in My Legacy.

Jennifer Yarbrough and RJ Vinalon present a stop-motion labour of love for Low Octane's version of Shock The Monkey. 

The depths of Hell are imagined as a stop-motion nightmare in Nick Cinelli's video for Bonesaw. 

Human decomposition as a thing of beauty and wonder. It’s so profound (and frankly, just a bit icky) that it takes a while to even begin to think how they achieved it.

Public access TV makes a comeback in Benjamin Roberds video for Don Broco.

Maker, illustrator and animator Natasha Wigoder has created a suitably handmade film for Yorkshire-born singer-songwiter Amy May Ellis's delightful acoustic number Lonely Loving.