new-land is a Scandinavian production company based in Stockholm, Copenhagen, and London. We represent a diverse roster of directors and photographers working across commercials, music videos, branded content, documentaries, and film.

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Libby Burke Wilde directs a dramatic and heartfelt&nbsp;one-take&nbsp;performance video for Cat Burns, as she walks along a London high street, heading home after a night out... alone.&nbsp;In a bravura single Steadicam shot, Cat expresses her frustration and loneliness in singular terms in her new song Alone. It's a showcase of Burns' charismatic&nbsp;performance style, packed full of emotion and introspection, and it's elevated in cinematic terms by the approach, with cinematography by Joe Cook and Steadicam operation by Emilio Schlappi.&nbsp;Featuring a brief cameo from BAFTA-nominated actor Sam Bottomley, this is the first visual taken from a wider series for Cat Burns's upcoming debut album.&nbsp;

James Janna Bartlett

Alexandra Green

Emma Garrett

Jamie Mccubbin

Cynthia Lawrence Johns

Libby Burke Wilde

Mel Giles

James Hackett

Ben Caldwell

Joe Cook

Trine Pillay

Stephanie Walton

Jack Wiles

Ffion Kunz

Emilio Schlappi

Luca Parasilti-holt

Daniela Monteiro

Sarah Peczek

Richard Fearon

Polly Durrance

Marcus Moffatt

Sony Music

Cat Burns 'Alone' by Libby Burke Wilde

Cat-Burns-'Alone'-by-Libby-Burke-Wilde

Joanna Nordahl directs a horror movie-themed music video for Ashnikko, recruiting Sweden's top cheerleading squad for an irresistible combination of&nbsp;Bring It On and Midsommar.The video for Cheerleader takes viewers on a haunting journey into the deep, dark woods of southern Sweden. Oozing with energy and&nbsp;unsettlingly hypnotic scenes,&nbsp;Ashnikko and her cult of dancers challenge modern beauty standards and the expectation of femininity through the male gaze with cut-throat gestures, uninhibited choreography, and powerful lyrics. To quote directly: "I’m not a girl, I’m a swarm of bees."Also, Cheerleader does feature proper cheerleading. In fact, Ash's posse are the&nbsp;Swedish National Cheerleading Team.Another mesmerising Ashnikko video ahead of her long-awaited debut album WEEDKILLER - out on August 25th.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Angelica Nyman

Joshua Base Pilmore

Bec Evans

Callum Johnstone

Charlie Morris

Celia Aries

Joanna Nordahl

Erik Amberntsson

Sam Seager

Arvid Kornstrand

Henrik Bel Gaied

Frej Bergstrand

Maurizio Waldo

Jack Lall

Erika Freedman

Georgia Olive

Amy Dang

Avenues

Alex Gregory

No.8

Tk-fx

Parlophone

Vasso Vu

Mouthpiece

Ashnikko 'Cheerleader' by Joanna Nordahl

Ashnikko-'Cheerleader'-by-Joanna-Nordahl

Casper Balslev directs a marvellous music film for Danish alt-rock band 802's song&nbsp;My Girl - an absorbing coming-of-age tale, subtitled A Heavy Metal Bedtime Story.Featuring and inspired by the track - which is 802's debut single - we are introduced to&nbsp;a goth teenage girl who feels alone in the world - until&nbsp;she visits a car graveyard and finds an old rusty hearse with a coffin in it. Inside the coffin lies another goth girl, exactly like herself. And then these two young outcasts go on a rampage through the local neighbourhood...Exploring those liminal moments of youth, when the world seems to stop and you feel stuck in limbo between different time periods, the video has a rebellious feeling that bubbles under the surface, threatening to spill over in a riotous sequence of events.&nbsp;Dark, enigmatic and utterly captivating, it's a brilliant video with&nbsp;idiosyncratic characters, cinematic locations and a vibrant, nostalgia-tinged aesthetic.&nbsp;

Denmark

Viewfinder Cph

Casper Balslev

Andreas Asingh

New-land

Kasper Morville

Marcel Zyskind

Thor Brammer Jacobsen

Otto Zyskind

Camilla Nordbjerg

Christoffer Schuricht

Cameo

Lasse Marcussen

Onki Vfx

Roberta Bellan Asingh

Marta Møller Asingh

Alternative

Rock

Alternative Rock

802 'A Heavy Metal Bedtime Story' by Casper Balslev

802-'A-Heavy-Metal-Bedtime-Story'-by-Casper-Balslev

Emmanuelle Soffé directs Poppy Ajudha's Playgod, a powerful pro-choice statement prompted by the recent Alabama abortion bill and other pressures on women’s freedom across the globeThe song questions the right of men to lay claim to women’s bodies, and Soffé's video&nbsp;grounds Ajudha’s anger in a series of low-lit scenes, with a chorus of women exploding into movement in time with the song’s ferocious chorus, making a physical expression of women’s grief and rage.Elsewhere, scenes depicting Ajudha in Virgin Mary-esque stylings show the grief that even Mary herself feels for Christian ideologies being warped in the name of ‘God’, while a glitter-laden performance from the singer depicts the sanctity of the female body.[imgtoken data:1]"When I first heard this track, with just a few hours to write a script, it struck me that the most powerful way to approach a video concept for a song like this was through simple and raw expression of emotion," says Soffé. "An expression of the emotion that we, as women, feel when we watch things like the Texas Heartbeat Act unfold on our screens. The horror and the grief we feel on behalf of our sisters (and trans/non-binary siblings) on the other side of the planet. The anger, the rage, the frustration, the helplessness. And the way that these powerful emotions unite us, bind us together, make us stronger and ever more determined for change."At its essence, the concept for this video is about Releasing. Releasing our and the collective trauma; a method of communicating not (just) with words, but with the heart."

Alan Scott

Angelica Wolanska

Kane Klendijan

Phoebe Brereton

Frankie Noller

Emmanuelle Soffé

Ella Kenny

Nicole Hartley

Massimo Fillipi

Deon Van Zyl

Nycollas Abreu

Harry Guest

Ben Carrier

Klim Jurevicius

Aiden Darcy

Kareem Jarche

Ella Oliver

Ten Three Editing

Vlad Barin

CHEAT

Rosie Sykes

Poppy Ajudha 'Playgod' by Emmanuelle Soffé

Poppy Ajudha - PLAYGOD

Danish director Bertil Vorre's video for&nbsp;Joshua Lindemann's remix of Yoav's Blood Moon brings us into an increasingly&nbsp;tense stand-off between father and son: as the young man expresses himself with his friends through choreography and dance, he comes against the opposition of his furious&nbsp;Dad.&nbsp;As the mood in the family apartment darkens, the older man is like a coiled spring about to explode... until something surprising happens - possibly the consequence of the blood-red moon over the city.&nbsp;With strong performances from his cast - particularly&nbsp;Jens Andersen and Frederik Levin Jensen as the father and son - Vorre builds the tension to the verge of melodrama, before delivering his thoroughly enjoyable twist in the story.Dad realises he cannot resist the beat either, the old hypocrite, and the result is mesmerising.

Bertil Vorre

Lasse Bugge

Phillip Dupont

Gustav Stork Jangaard

Jepp Tang

Oscar Wad

Amalie Foss Ringgard

Emil Vilhelmsen

Jens Nordhausen

Charlotte Vystavel

Dance

Yoav 'Blood Moon (Joshua Lindemann remix)' by Bertil Vorre

BLOOD MOON

Bjarke Underbjerg directs an alluring and romantic promo&nbsp;for George Cosby.&nbsp;Shot in Milan&nbsp;and featuring breathtaking architecture and cityscapes,&nbsp;the video follows a narrative vignette between Cosby and an enigmatic woman, played by Lara Di Bello, who is continuously walking&nbsp;a few yards in front of him.Contrasting reality and fantasy, Cosby playfully follows the character, but it becomes more and more unclear if she is real or a figment of his imagination.&nbsp;The cinematography by Andrea Dutto&nbsp;is gorgeous,&nbsp;enhanced by the sun-soaked scenery and lots of silky-smooth Steadicam setups. And Bjarke Underbjerg maintains a sense of mystery throughout this beautiful-looking piece.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Bjarke Underbjerg

Sarah Pearson

Andrea Dutto

Niccolò Di Guida

Greta Cadlolo

Edoardo Marangoni

Beth Buxton

Megan Lee

Electric Theatre Collective

Bastian Hopfgarten

Michael Lewin

Alberto Viscardi

Olympique

Cecilia Terenzoni

George Cosby 'She Got It Bad' by Bjarke Underbjerg

George-Cosby-'She-Got-It-Bad'-by-Bjarke-Underbjerg

The first of three live videos made for La Bolgothèque and Jim Beam in the summer of 2021 by Libby Burke Wilde.&nbsp;"This one had SO many moving parts," says Burke Wilde. "Hats off to Jack, Olivia (the choreographer), Paul and Tristan (sound). Not an easy one shot to pull off but joyful when it did!"

Sian Larkin

La Blogothèque

Chryde Arbic

James Rhodes

James Knight

Karol Cybulski

Ondine Benetier

Curtis Dunne

Paul Hurt

Tristan Mazire

Jack Garratt 'Time' (Live) by Libby Burke Wilde

Jack-Garratt-'Time-(live)'-by-Libby-Burke-Wilde

MØ takes on the formidable Globe of Death on her motorbike, before being catapulted into a new idyllic world in Joanna Nordahl's dazzling video for Live to Survive.Nordahl uses a combination of spectacular action, portraiture and fiery VFX to create a visual metaphor for the sentiment behind the song that marks the&nbsp;return of the artist otherwise known as&nbsp;Karen Marie Ørsted.In the first part of this breathless video we get the all-action MØ, as two bikes revolve around inside the enclosed Globe of Death. Then she is transported to the countryside by a beautiful lake, having come through the other side of her extraordinary challenge.&nbsp;MØ says of Live to Survive: “I hope you’ll dance to it feeling empowered in yourself, with all your vulnerability, strength, beauty, and flaws, and remember that life is a constant dance of ups and downs.”[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Meghan Wilcox

Ali Copland

Jeremy Valender

Mike Linforth

Saskia Dixie

Peter Riches

Elena Muntoni

Lee Trigg

Benjamin David

Porsche Poon

Andreas Arvidsson

Julia Rossetti

Copenhagen Visual

Kat Cattaneo

Mathias Gilay

Beau Pritchard James

MØ 'Live To Survive' by Joanna Nordahl

MØ-'Live-To-Survive'-by-Joanna-Nordahl

Swedish rapper Robin Nazari collaborates with new-land director Maceo Frost in this poignant ode to Robin’s late father, who passed away in 2004.The video, which was co-written by Maceo, illustrates Robin’s life, growing up in a culture where vulnerability was seen as weakness and silence was seen as strength. Unable to express his emotions, Robin recounts how his grief turned to rage.

Maceo Frost

Moa Looft

Erik Torell

Lionel Cabrera

Joakim Wijk

Robin Nazari ft Maceo Frost 'I've Understood' by Maceo Frost

Robin Nazari - Jag Har Fattat (ft. Maceo Frost)

Jonatan Egholm Keis directs a beachside epic for&nbsp;James McMorrow &amp;&nbsp;Rudimental collaboration on Be Somebody.&nbsp;Shot across various locations in Denmark, the video represents a crumbling relationship through abstract vignettes and choppy, intense edits.&nbsp;Visualising the upbeat music through frenetic movement, we see a couple ride a motorbike at dusk, freefall down sandy dunes and have fiery, heat-of-the-moment arguments, whilst backdropped by dazzling landscapes.&nbsp;There might not be much of a narrative, but the concept is&nbsp;all the better for it - and DoP&nbsp;Robin Holtz ensures that every frame is a worthy still image in its own right.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Jonatan Egholm Keis

Naghmeh Pour

Casper Holm

Robin Holtz

Julie Amalie Svensson

Jonas Bech

Dan Millar

Thomas Yong

Trine Hasle Sørensen

James McMorrow ft Rudimental 'Be Somebody' by Jonatan Egholm Keis

James Vincent McMorrow, Rudimental - Be Somebody (Official Video)

Bjarke Underbjerg rounds off a trilogy of videos for Swedish artist LÉON,&nbsp;with the introspective promo for Seventeen.&nbsp;Through the reunification of the indie pop star and her first love, we see the different ways in which posing for a camera and posing for a person intertwines - the constant switch between vulnerability and immovability. In short it's like the age old question: who are we through the eyes of another?&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Adam Jandrup carries over the same cinematic, emotive cinematography from the previous two promos, with an added energy and flair towards the crescendo of the concept.&nbsp;Beautiful work and a striking way to end a special series of videos.&nbsp;

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