Eseosa Ohen directs a dazzling lo-fi promo for Shayk, inspired by Birmingham's motto - simply 'Forward'. The video leans into the irony of a city suspended between progress and decline, its story unfolding through the eyes of a motorbike. Taken, repurposed, and learning to adapt, it reflects Brum itself. Its journey becomes a quiet stand-in for growing up in instability.Opting for a digital, mini DV-style aesthetic, the visual feels incredibly fresh and authored, imbued with a sense of home video nostalgia that ties the project to the city it was born from. Standout work.

BRICK directs an off-the-wall narrative promo for London rockers The Bracknall.The video for Make It Happen stars Elliot Warren (Masters Of The Air, The Batman) and follows him as he prepares to face off against his toughest opposition. The rowdy scenes in the build up to the main event suggest an underground fight or thuggish clash, but when things reach fever pitch, the film subverts all our expectations with a surprising turn of events. “If you’re going to put a guitar solo like that in your song, you know I’m going to make vid all about it," says BRICK.

Bailey Tom Bailey explores an obscure underground gambling ring in his promo for Folly Group. The video for I Raise You (The Price Of Your Head) starts normally enough - with a simple performance in a gloomy garage - but when two of the band members decapitate the other pair, things start to go South.The two heads are pitted against each other, forced bite and fight their way out of the situation, until the tables are turned. With a deadpan vibe and hilarious performances, the video is an amusing yet absurd way to spend four minutes - and the music is pretty damn good too.