Hair & Make-up (cast)

Lucy Vick

Romanian&nbsp;industrial-rock musician Taurian is forced to confront his most painful demons, in&nbsp;Sebastian Ziabka's thrilling promo for Guilt.&nbsp;The concept presents a whirlwind of frenetic setups, intercutting between a nightmarish vision of the artist covered in SFX cuts and wounds, and showing him deep in catharsis inside his motel room, working out his anger and grief.The striking colour schemes of vibrant orange and cold blue&nbsp;helps separate the fantasy from reality - though the lines are very much blurred throughout - and DoP&nbsp;Brendan Harvey matches the antagonistic vibe of the track with hyperactive camera movements and experimental perspectives.&nbsp;

Romania

Sebastian Ziabka

Brendan Harvey

James Harrison

Michael Mroczek

Berta Lozano

Rock

Taurian 'Guilt' by Sebastian Ziabka

Taurian-'Guilt'-by-Sebastian-Ziabka

Jeshi bears witness to a dystopian, ruckus hell of a London pub toilet before he burns it to the ground, in Brock Neal Roberts' promo for Looks Like Trouble.&nbsp;The familiar yet nightmarish location is a stylised, often grimy backdrop to the frenetic action, as Jeshi is pulled through a flurry of menacing&nbsp;scenarios. Mirrors shatter, freeze-frame fight scenes materialise in the shadows, and Jeshi's head protrudes from a toilet bowl...&nbsp;The trippy aesthetic is elevated by DoP&nbsp;Nick Morris'&nbsp;striking cinematography, with strobing lights and an abundant use of AR rig movements to reflect the artist quite literally spinning out of control.A nightmarishly welcoming sight of a pub toilet where love, drugs and violence all live side by side.

United Kingdom

Brock Neal Roberts

Femi Anderson

Agile Films

Hayley Williams

Ellicia Lotherington

Nick Morris

Raul Menendez

Rory Power

Helio Ribeiro 

Sarah Asmail

Ellie Rimmer

Sam Allen

Homespun

Electric Theatre Collective

Ollie Whitworth

OB Management

Harriet Towler

Hip Hop

Jeshi 'Looks Like Trouble' by Brock Neal Roberts

Jeshi-'Looks-Like-Trouble'-by-Brock-Neal-Roberts

Lewis Cater directs the second part of an abstract narrative for Stand Atlantic, in the video for Blurry.&nbsp;Back in the same maze of rooms first introduced in the <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/07/06/stand-atlantic-jurassic-park-lewis-cater/65552">first segment</a>, vocalist Bon is trapped once again as a darkness spreads like a disease, rotting the candy-coloured set and everything within it.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Lorenzo Levrini ramps up the drama with cold, clinical lighting and off-kilter camera angles, whilst Cater's focus on real-life issues and world events gives the concept an uncomfortably realistic undertone.&nbsp;

Australia

Lewis Cater

James Norbury

Zebrafish Media

Jens Klit Nielsen

Jonny Pickup

Lorenzo Levrini

Laura Van De Hel

Marcus Albertsen

Charlie Knight

Harry Buck

Benny Casey 

Alex Gregory

The Mill

Zoe Wheeler @ Eureka (uk)

Erin Choi

Hopeless Records

pop punk

Stand Atlantic 'Blurry' by Lewis Cater

Stand Atlantic - Blurry (Official Music Video)

Lewis Cater directs a vibrant video for Australian pop-punk outfit&nbsp;Stand Atlantic's Jurassic Park.&nbsp;The visual follows lead singer Bon, as she travels through series of surreal,&nbsp;twisted rooms, finding herself in a number of uncomfortable scenarios.A mix between a hotel location and a game show&nbsp;gone wrong, the pastel-washed art direction sugarcoats a darker underbelly - without quite revealing the truth of what&nbsp;lurks beneath.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Lorenzo Levrini matches the hectic and confused energy of the concept with plenty of Dutch angles and hyperactive camera movement, and the 'to be revealed'&nbsp;tag at the end of the video promises a deeper dive into the&nbsp;world Cater has created, next time around...&nbsp;

Anil Duru

John Ewens

Stand Atlantic 'Jurassic Park' by Lewis Cater

Stand Atlantic - Jurassic Park (Official Music Video)

A man struggling with depression starts to make a change in Better Man, directed by Hobby Holmes.&nbsp;In a room soaked in golden sunlight, a man is sat with his head in his hands, completely broken and unable to function. As he starts to explore the room and heads to the window to look outside, he starts to familiarise himself with the textures of the curtains and&nbsp;the way the light falls into the room. By focusing on these small details, he empowers himself to take slow steps forward towards a change.As the video progresses, his movements become larger and larger, until he is&nbsp;dancing in jerky movements with only a hint of hesitation.&nbsp;He gets outside and sprints into the forest - still unsure of himself, but continuing to put one foot in front of the other regardless.Hobby Holmes has created a very poignant and realistic tale of depression, and respectfully doesn't tie things up with a happy, storybook ending - that is not how depression works. What this video does show is the power we have within ourselves, and how one tiny step forward can be the first movement towards a happier, more fulfilling life.&nbsp;

Hobby Holmes

Eolande Diaz

Mahogany

Patrick Greaves

Alistair Little

Shane De Almeida

Paul Brennan

Fin O'Sullivan

Ben Harding

Hugh Howlett

Encore

Andre Nisbett-gordon

Rayowa 'Better Man' by Hobby Holmes

Rayowa-'Better-Man-'-by-Hobby-Holmes

In Lewis Cater's latest video,&nbsp;Tiny Moving Parts' vocalist Dylan takes his Medicine - which involves having instruments pulled from his stomach on the operating table by his TMP bandmates.It's a funny time for a jam session, but they make it happen...&nbsp;

Nacho Guzman

Chrys Antoniou

Toleana Mckeown

Conor O'hagan

Dan Moran

Ben Warren

Verônica Sarno

Megan Thompson

Shoreditch Studios

Tiny Moving Parts 'Medicine' by Lewis Cater

Tiny Moving Parts - Medicine (Official Music Video)

Sigrid teleports between daytime reality and nighttime craziness -&nbsp;featuring&nbsp;rollerskating ghosts, a party-riot, and escaping from a marching band in a supermarket - in French directing duo AB/CD/CD's&nbsp;effervescent, vibrantly&nbsp;inventive&nbsp;video for Sucker Punch.The directors - that's Camille Dauteuille and Clément Dozier - were inspired by the eclectic nature of Sucker Punch to dispatch Sigrid into a series of mad adventures when daylight literally switches off. And then, with more brilliantly executed&nbsp;transitions, she gets thrown into her next daytime scene.While DoP Rob Witt's superb photography makes&nbsp;her larger than life,&nbsp;the art direction involved bringing in some distinctly&nbsp;Norwegian features to give Sigrid a taste of her homeland - like jumping through her own-branded taco boxes to escape that marching band. And it culminates in a swirl of tiny vignettes where she&nbsp;actually throws punches and turns into two animated avatars - including a seriously powerful 'anime' Sigrid. It's a knockout.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

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