Choreographer

Del Mak

Korrie Powell directs a tender promo for London-born singer-songwriter Konyikeh.The video for Teenage Dreams explores a therapy session,&nbsp;where Konyikeh&nbsp;confronts the complexities of comparing her life to her brothers'. Initially, she believes&nbsp;their lives were vastly different but eventually realises&nbsp;their intertwined trauma reveals connections she never comprehended.Bookended by narrative segments which are anchored by complex, captivating performances, Powell's video is a tour de force&nbsp;of style and substance. The abyss-like studio boasts simple yet powerful art direction and&nbsp; represents&nbsp;the boundless expanse of the mind,&nbsp;a space where our memories and stories can co-exist and be examined at will.A very&nbsp;impressive music video by a young director to watch out for.[imgtoken data:1]

United Kingdom

Ana Gonzalvo

Rhona Ezuma

Korrie Powell

Victoria Ayettey

Black Sheep Studios

Ivor Alice

Eliot Henri Morris

Toby Leary

Sophie Fitzgerald

Joe Azad

Michael Baugh

Eyyaz Chishty

Ratheka Patel

Chenai Nduru

Tyeesha Scott

Jasmine Hamilton

Preston Hartley

Jon Dobson

Wash

Xzavier Fosang-olarinmoye

Colin Griff King

Donna Gray

Levi Scott

FAMM

Singer-songwriter

Alt Soul

Konyikeh 'Teenage Dreams' by Korrie Powell

Konyikeh--'Teenage-Dreams'-by--Korrie-Powell

Hot new boyband In Real Life take turns in wooing a young lady on the streets of LA in Nicholas Lam&#39;s chirpy video for Tattoo (How &#39;Bout You).In Real Life were the winners of Boy Band, American TV network ABC&#39;s reality show,&nbsp;and are also nominees for Best Boy Band at the upcoming iHeart Radio Music Awards. They are the next generation of American boyband to follow in the steps of&nbsp;Backstreet Boys, Nsync and 98 Degrees. Nicholas Lam has given them exactly the music video vehicle they need.

United States

Nicholas Lam

Chris Pluchar

Anthem Films

Djay Brawner

Ian Van Der Werff

Mike Reyes

Matthew Steinbeck

Shaina Feldman

Alexandra French

Richard Alarcon

Sunset Edit

Kris Smale

Las Bandas Be Brave

Craig Cox

Hollywood Records

Blake Greenbaum

In Real Life 'Tattoo (How 'Bout You)' by Nicholas Lam

In-Real-Life-'Tattoo-(how-'bout-You)'-by-Nicholas-Lam

Colonel Blimp&#39;s newest director Maxim Kelly flips the world on its head during the apocalypse for Palace.Set within the confines of a church during the looming presence of the end of the world, Kelly shows us people repenting, confessing and attempting to live out their final days with a desperate dignity. With striking lighting and choreography highlighting the duality, and performance aspects of religion, it&#39;s a great portrait of desperation, anarchy and helplessness.

Maxim Kelly

Colonel Blimp

Paul Weston

Corin Taylor

Chantelle Lue

Richard Grewe

Sverre Sørdal

Ben Hoy-slot

James Wicks

Kit Wood

Christopher Barber

Alien Monodee

Ciaran Linden Beale

Lou'ana Carron

Chloe Edwards

Zoe Wheeler

Palace 'It's Over' by Maxim Kelly

Palace - It's Over

The hand of a woman controls FFS (Franz&nbsp;Ferdinand and&nbsp;Sparks)&nbsp;on her tablet&nbsp;in this video for Call Girl, directed by Sasha Rainbow, where the bands&#39;&nbsp;digitalised instruments,&nbsp;style and&nbsp;emotions&nbsp;changed and controlled with a swipe.Using a data-moshing glitch technique, FFS play self-aware avatars brought to life in what feels like a classically&nbsp;graphic yet uncharacteristically glitchy&nbsp;music video&nbsp;setting.

Sasha Rainbow

Stephanie Paeplow

Rumble

Rob Hughes

Alex Paterakis

Charlie Goodger

Ben Smith

Jomar O’Meally

Dan McCormick

Tim Silversides

Coline Bach

Paola Recabarren

Mark Hopkinson

Aubrey Woodiwiss

Electric Theatre Collective

John Moule

Domino

Fritzi Nicolaus

Jason Wallis

Reza Dolatabadi

Laurent Denamur

Pop Rock

FFS 'Call Girl' by Sasha Rainbow

Ffs-'Call-Girl'-by-Sasha-Rainbow

Director Kathryn Ferguson delivers a stylish, striking promo for the über-photogenic Laura Doggett perfectly complimenting the emotional tour de force that is her&nbsp;ballad Old Faces.

Kathryn Ferguson

My Accomplice

Marlea Edwards

Jamie Clark

Lukas Kudapcenka

Sy Turnbull

Ahmet Husseyin

Patricia Alonso-Paniagua

Craig Davis

Anna Sbiera-paleologue

Magda Bryk

Camilla Hewitt

Karl Jackson (boyfriend) Louise Luck (teenager) Olly Kent (teenager) Jack Smith (teenager)

Sony Music

Elizabeth Doonan

Madelenie Waters, Marie McGonigle, Tashi Bullman

Phil Penfold, Barry Keegan, Ryan Delhunty

Mikael Nakkas

Lina Remeikaite

Ed Moore

Chao-Chi Lau, Jo Symmons

Dragon Smoke Construction

Tony Shultz

Sid Jones

Ballad

Laura Doggett 'Old Faces' by Kathryn Ferguson 

Laura-Doggett-'Old-Faces'-by-Kathryn-Ferguson-

Ollie Murray presents an interesting choreography-based&nbsp;outlook of a couple&#39;s relationship for Fink&#39;s latest single Shakespeare.

Oliver Murray

Jude Vermeulen

Mark Gillespie

Dominic Bartels

Sam Rawlings

Christopher Starkey

Scarlet Oliver

Kate Tabor

Emma Croft

OB Management

Maddy Salvage

R'coup'd

Ilana Garrard

Finn Margrie Jones

Flaura Atkinson

The Quarry

Mike Aveling

Time Based Arts

Fink 'Shakespeare' by Oliver Murray

Fink-'Shakespeare'-by-Oliver-Murray

Commissioned by Ailsa Robertson for Island Records, Abbie Stephens delivers her&nbsp;third promo for Creature Of London.Working on a tight schedule and a challenging budget, Abbie&#39;s video of&nbsp;contrast, unexpected choreography and intense colour, documents&nbsp;George The Poet&#39;s themes of empowerment and individuality in his track 1 2, 1 2.

Abbie Stephens

Creature of London

Harvey Ascott

Natalie Taylor

Dan Gibling

Jonathan Isles

Greg Butler

Houmam Abdallah

Jason Iqbal

Sarah Peczek

Miles Lacey, Charlotte Hill

Greg Whitbrook

Jojo Copeman

Maggie Frost

Natalie Willis

Anna Mould

George Mpanga, Penny Lisle, Joshua Smith, Meena Richards

Martina Richards, Will Lewis, John Kamau, Davide Lipari

Frieda Rommel, Amber Gayfer, Edward Hiscox

Island Records

Ailsa Robertson

Spoken Word

George The Poet '1 2, 1 2' by Abbie Stephens

George-The-Poet-'1-2,-1-2'-by-Abbie-Stephens

Ahead of a brace of festival appearances this summer, critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Hero Fisher teams up with Abbie Stephens for the promo to her single No Ceremony.Shot in a dusty, abandoned house, Abbie makes Del Mak&#39;s excellent choreography a key feature - employing six child dancers - intercutting with Hero Fisher&#39;s performance.&nbsp;

George Nelson

Jonathan Iles

Andres Claridge

Charlie Whitewray

Natasha Lawes

Octavia Selena-Alexandru

Lauren Halil

Terrell Forde

Tabitha Catherine

Ossie Moore

Ashleigh Green

Family Editing

Indie

Hero Fisher 'No Ceremony' by Abbie Stephens

Hero Fisher - No Ceremony (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)

Shift is a narrative-based short film starring dancer Renako McDonald and directed by Patrick Ryder and creative director/choreographer Del Mak, with music&nbsp;composed by Benjamin Symons.&nbsp;Shot over 20 hours at three locations in London, the duo reveal the suburban and urban beauty of the capital as they unveil the story of an office worker who escapes the humdrum of his job by dancing in the outside world.The short was the winning submission in Madonna&#39;s ArtForFreedom campaign, which saw the US singer donate $10K to charity, as well as&nbsp;achieving Official Selections at the Très Court International Film Festival, Tally Shorts Film Festival &amp; IHL Shorts Film Festival.

Patrick Ryder

Little Glass Pictures

Renako Mcdonald

'Shift' by Del Mak & Patrick Ryder

N/a-'Shift'-by-Del-Mak-&-Patrick-Ryder

A body-popping spaceman lands in a inner city neighbourhood to the delight (and terror) of its inhabitants in Phil Sansom's charming promo for Skream's Anticipate.
Phil and his team made the most of the limited autumnal daylight hours available to create a dubstep video with a refreshing feelgood factor, but without neglecting its urban roots.

Del Mak

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