Executive Producer

Otis Bell

Apprehensive conversation between two young lovers&nbsp;sets the scene for&nbsp;Never Letting Go, directed by&nbsp;Courtney Phillips for the&nbsp;new Zac Samuel annd&nbsp;Moon Willis collaboration featuring vocals by Taya - following a&nbsp;young biker and&nbsp;his girlfriend&nbsp;in their tumultuous, high-powered romance.&nbsp;Following the ups and downs of a&nbsp;young&nbsp;pair when they are together as well as apart, the&nbsp;struggles each one faces become crystal clear. The young man, torn&nbsp;between&nbsp;his fleeting love,&nbsp;biker life and his chase for excitement&nbsp;and for the young woman, the anxiety that something so good yet volatile&nbsp;is likely to&nbsp;crash and burn.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Courtney Phillips

Matt Posner

Katharine Cowell

London Alley

Grant Sandy Phillips

Joe Cook

James Rhodes

Jamie Jarvis

Robyn Rowan

Nina Igbino

Cami Starkman

Houmam Abdallah

OB Management

Sunset Edit

Ellie Johnson

Speade

Phil Currie

Jess Bell

Stitch Editing

Emily Ann Sonnet

Dance

Zac Samuel, Moon Willis ft. Taya 'Never Letting Go' by Courtney Phillips

Following up the&nbsp;majestic choreography-based video&nbsp;for <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2016/01/25/laura-mvula-ft-nile-rodgers-overcome-alex-southam" target="_blank">Overcome</a>,&nbsp;Alex Southam has teamed up once again with Laura Mvula&nbsp;for another uplifting&nbsp;performance video, moving the African visual theme&nbsp;on from luxurious black and gold palettes, and into full, vibrant coloured outfits and textile prints.Shot in the Bo Kaap Township of&nbsp;Cape Town, the video for Phenomenal Woman - the&nbsp;second single&nbsp;from the upcoming&nbsp;album The Dreaming Room - is&nbsp;a stylish, high-energy, and ultimately joyous piece.&nbsp;

Alex Southam

Rachel Rumbold

Alex Noble

Chris Roebuck

Cut+Run

Electric Theatre Collective

Four Walls

Glen Percival

Lisa Foo

Sony Music

Soul

Jazz

Laura Mvula 'Phenomenal Woman' by Alex Southam

Laura-Mvula-'Phenomenal-Woman'-by-Alex-Southam

With a background in features and TV, Anthony Byrne makes a seamless transition to promos with an unashamedly romantic&nbsp;music video for the honey-voiced&nbsp;Rumer&#39;s Dangerous.&nbsp;Set backstage in a top ballet company, our heroine is a selfless studio manager with a secret past and a crush for the handsome and talented male ballet star. But she doesn&#39;t stand a chance with him... does she?

Anthony Byrne

Caroline Purkayastha

Simon Ashen

Mattias Nyberg

Ben Burton

Darren Jackson

Guy Thomson

Aimee Croysdill, Jaime Jarvi

Claire Carter, Kelly Sadler

Dan Curwin

Atlantic Records

Rumer 'Dangerous' by Anthony Byrne

Rumer-'Dangerous'-by-Anthony-Byrne

Colin Tilley&rsquo;s second collaboration with Cheryl swaps the club for the beaches of Spain in his playful and carefree promo for Ms Tweedy&#39;s new single I Don&#39;t Care.&nbsp;Produced by London Alley UK, the former Girls Aloud star&nbsp;is all smiles in this natural and&nbsp;candid shoot.

Colin Tilley

Jackie Green

Lucas Cuevas

John Perez

Adrian Rodrieguez

Alex Garlhop

Sandra Kinsella

Jo Knight

Pepa Perea, Pilar, Rocio Crespi

Pepa Perea, Pilar

Final Cut

Atilla Olah

Darren Burgess, Lino Paniagua, Mischa Burge

Polydor

Semera Khan

Nikki Porter

Cheryl 'I Don't Care' by Colin Tilley

Cheryl-'I-Don't-Care'-by-Colin-Tilley

Following the announcement of her return to the X Factor next month, Cheryl Cole gets back to her day job as pop star with this Colin Tilley-directed promo to the No 1 single Crazy Stupid Love.&nbsp;Tilley shoots a sultry-looking&nbsp;Cheryl and her crew performing an&nbsp;energetic routine in an underground club with a cameo from one Tinie Tempah...

Luga Podesta

Seb Hendry

George Nelson

Will Bex

Jessie Brough

Craig Davis

Guy Thompson

Lydia Kovacs @ Alex Day

Claire Carter

Cheryl Cole 'Crazy Stupid Love' by Colin Tilley

Emil Nava teams up with Kwabs for the promo to the Plan B-produced Pray For Love - the title cut from his forthcoming EP (May 20).Focusing on a young brother and sister adjusting to life in their new home, Nava employs some slo-mo techniques and surreal billowing smoke to drive the narrative...

Emil Nava

Rebecca Mason

Jake Scott

Ahmet Husseyin

Louis Spanswick

Gary Varney

Mark Connell

Aimee Croysdill

Duncan Russell

Glassworks

Candy Alderson

Joe Nava

Kharmel Cochrane

Kwabs 'Pray For Love' by Emil Nava

Kwabs-'Pray-For-Love'-by-Emil-Nava

Following his commission by Capitol Records to photograph Beck, lensman Eliot Lee Hazel delivers 11 short films - at the request of the man himself - for Beck&#39;s acclaimed new album Morning Phase,.&nbsp;Released online this week, Eliot&#39;s album sampler promo features 11 clips&nbsp;from Morning Phase&nbsp;- all complimenting the laidback vibe with a Beck-like dude dwarfed within a series of awe-inspiring&nbsp;widescreen landscapes...

United States

Eliot Lee Hazel

Probation

Kirstin Johnson

Heikki Kaski

Corii

Singer-songwriter

Beck 'Morning Phase Album Sampler' by Eliot Lee Hazel

Beck-'Morning-Phase-Album-Sampler'-by-Eliot-Lee-Hazel

&quot;This was a toughy but it all paid off in the end and we&#39;re all super happy with the video,&quot; says Otis Bell, OB&#39;s MD and executive producer on the video. &quot;There was a bit of convincing the label at first, but once we had Tim Francis on board to produce we knew we had a good team. Josh totally nailed it. We couldn&#39;t find a production company to facilitate it since it was such short notice, shooting in Manila and quite a high risk financially, so we ended up running the production through OB. Our first production AND our first insurance claim....eek!&quot;It was a grueling shoot and re-shoot for Josh, but he put his heart and soul into it, never compromising on the integrity of the story and involving real characters from that world.&quot;Josh also explains that the video was based on Mouse&#39;s own life story. &quot;Mouse&#39;s mother left to find a better life in the UK when he was seven years old and aged eight he was kicked out of home by his father,&quot; he reveals. &quot;He was going down the road of many of the street kids there - joining gangs and being involved in drugs. Some of the guys in the gang would dance and compete with other dance crews.&quot;When he was 16 his Mum returned to Manila to find Mouse and bring him back to the UK where he stayed in Birmingham. He quickly became involved in the UK B-Boy scene and by the age of 18 he was winning competitions and aged 26 he became world champion which he then won again twice once in Singapore and once in San Paulo.&quot;The video is based on the story of Mouse and shows the two sides of his story, by portraying an older brother who follows a less fortunate path that could have been the fate of Mouse had he not found dance. He has a brother and while he&#39;s not dead, he is lost to the world of drugs and addiction and Mouse hopes that through telling his story he can inspire others to follow the right path. &quot;Mouse came to Manila and helped us make the video and is also the guy teaching the actor playing him in the video. The young Mouse is played in the video by 11 year old dance phenomenon B-Boy Allen. Allen&#39;s older brother Arthur was a gangster who was trained by Mouse to dance from the age 16. He reformed and became a teacher and inspiration to a new generation of dancers in Manila. His crew &quot;Breakism&quot; featured in the video are all Christian B-Boy crew preaching the reform of a gangster generation in Manila.&quot;&nbsp;

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