Director

Harry Tomlin

Harry Tomlin directs an evocative promo for up and coming duo dia Frank &amp; Yves Jones.&nbsp;The video for Found My Way is set against an urban Manchester backdrop, shot in a run-and-gun, naturalistic way.&nbsp;DoP Ben Smith elevates the limited resources to something artistic and heightened, complemented by Katie Linard's cinematic grade and&nbsp;experimental camcorder footage&nbsp;shot by Tomlin, which was then layered onto the video in post.&nbsp;A nicely-executed promo anchored by intimate performances and an absorbing aesthetic.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Abigail Duncan

Nicole Hood

Ben Smith

Katie Linard

Harbor Pictures

Five Alley

Drum & Bass

dia Frank & Yves Jones 'Found My Way' by Harry Tomlin

Dia-Frank-'Found-My-Way'-by-Harry-Tomlin

Get ready for cake, cake, and more cake in Harry Tomlin's sweet but very messy promo for Evi.&nbsp;In the video for Ego Rush, a&nbsp;vintage baking show spirals into chaos as its picture-perfect host uses it as a platform for revenge. It's a playful concept with plenty of standout moments, anchored by a suitably unhinged performance.&nbsp;"Had the best time shooting this for Evi!" Tomlin says. "A really exciting concept and one that we could explore and have fun with. The crew even got the satisfaction of throwing cake at the director!"It's an entertaining watch. We just feel bad for whoever had to clean up at the end of the day.[imgtoken data:1] &nbsp;

Luba Kuziw

Tyler Parker

Random Think Studio

Stephen Crabb

Ronan O’loughlin

Amelia Sabeti

Horia Cojan

Maria Camilla Piana Brizio

Olly Fisk

Harbor Picture Company

Evi 'Ego Rush' by Harry Tomlin

evi - Ego Rush (Official Music Video)

Harry Tomlin directs a mischevious promo for rising pop artist Kat Penkin's What You Sorry For?.The follow-up to Tomlin's promo for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2023/06/02/kat-penkin-club-boyfriend-harry-tomlin/81819" target="_blank">Club Boyfriend</a>, this one follows Kat as she puts her detective hat on, in search of answers from an ex that has already moved on.&nbsp;Running through London in a variety of different disguises, it's a playful visual that doesn't take itself too seriously, but delivers on the glossy pop vibe the bubbly track calls for.&nbsp;&nbsp;Great performances all-round, with a concept that is memorable and engaging.&nbsp;

Harry Hardaker

Daniella Farmer

Kat Penkin 'What You Sorry For?' by Harry Tomlin

Kat-Penkin-'What-You-Sorry-For?'-by-Harry-Tomlin

Harry Tomlin directs a wholesome one-shot video for indie rock outfit Dutch Criminal Record.&nbsp;The video for Come Closer takes place at a summer garden party, and explores&nbsp;social anxiety in crowded spaces and how friendship can often be the antidote.The intimate, late-summer aesthetic is both wistful and comforting, and the theme of isolation is&nbsp;tackled in a subtle, engaging way.&nbsp;With a cast of realistic performers and a naturalistic performance setup, it's a breezy affair that will make viewers yearn for late nights hanging out with friends and family, especially as we head&nbsp;into the winter months.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Em Leggett

Ed Swift

Nat Rowbotham

Billy Haverson

Zoe Bradley

Lena Turnier 

Jahryhs Greenwood

Dutch Criminal Record 'Come Closer' by Harry Tomlin

Dutch Criminal Record - Come Closer (Official Video)

In this eerie, sensory video for Junodream, director Ned Botwood imagines ‘a day at the beach’ with the lights turned out.The video for The Beach is a languid montage of lunar beach scenes. Sand, swimmers, sunbathers, dogs and dust are all incongruously reframed at nighttime. Anonymous characters stare at the horizon, waiting for the wind to change.&nbsp;Making stark use of negative space and roaming spotlights, cameraman Joseph Dunn shoots the beach like a dreamy moonscape. This is emphasised by a silvery colour grade by Ruth Wardell at Time Based Arts. Echoes&nbsp;of Radiohead's Street Spirit, in fact, and the song happens to be a&nbsp;catchy indie rock anthem in the mould of that 90s classic.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]“I try not to stay at the beach after the sun’s gone down - It’s too eerie for me," admits Botwood. "Once the tourists go home, it’s just flat land, heat, bugs, wind and darkness. There’s so little visual context, you might as well be on the moon. We wanted to imagine what a beach looks like to someone who can only remember little dark parts of it.“I really really have to thank Joseph Dunn and his camera team, Kevin Corry and The Assembly Rooms, and Ruth Wardell and Time Based Arts, who were all so generous lending their skill to such a tiny project!”

Ned Botwood

Joseph Dunn

Kevin Corry

The Assembly Rooms

Ruth Wardell

Time Based Arts

Ben Carey

Somesuch

Georgina Fillmore

Saskia Whinney

Andre Reid-McKinley

Tom Clapson

Paul Brennan

Ivan Wood

Kitty Sutton

Phoebe Armstrong-Beaver

Dan Kreeger

Rock

Indie

Indie Rock

Space Rock

Junodream 'The Beach' by Ned Botwood

Junodream "The Beach"

Harry Tomlin directs a&nbsp;vibrant, Y2K-inspired promo for Kat Penkin.The throwback vibes are strong with this one, with plenty of lively dance scenes, era-specific accessories and a generally fun, breezy vibe.&nbsp;The ethereal, dreamy aesthetic&nbsp;perfectly complements&nbsp;the bouncy track, and Penkin's performance ties together the whole concept with flair and style.&nbsp;

Harry Tomlin

Director

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