Alun Davies contributes to editorials in Man About Town, Wonderland, British, Russian, Spanish, U.S and Italian Vogue, V Man, Fantastic Man, GQ, Dazed &amp; Confused, I.D and SHOWstudio.com Having studying their Masters in Contemporary Dialogues ( Photography in the Arts ) at The University of Wales, Trinity St Davids, Swansea College of Art last year they now lecturing at Middlesex University on the Fashion communication and styling course, with previous lecturing experience at London College of Fashion, UAL, UCA Rochester and Istituto Marangoni London.Their multimedia style, hyper-colour set designs, outré vision and hands-on craftsmanship approach to art direction has been well received by the fashion, music and moving image industries. Using a mixture of ephemera, objet trouvé and sculpture, Davies’ productions are often sustainable and ethically produced.Credits include stage opera with musician Peaches / British Feature film &#039;Wreckers&#039; / advertising and commercial installations and costume props for Adidas, A.S.O.S, Charlie Le Mindu, Diesel, House of Organza, Lady Gaga, Net a Porter, Piers Atkinson, Universal Music and Waddler clothing. Look books for Lu Flux, Piers Atkinson, Sophie Hulme &amp; Toujouri.Music Video’s and press imagery for Anne Marie, Bastille, La Roux, Paper crows, T.E.E.D, The Good Natured, Club installation at Glastonbury for Vogue Fabrics, Site Specific installations for Charlie Le Mindu at Machine A, Store designs for Piers Atkinson. Fashion films for SHOWstudio, Glassmagazine and Vogue Italia online.

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Alun Davies directs a charming promo for singer-songwriter Finn Elwood.&nbsp;The video for Her World is&nbsp;a breezy mix of performance and narrative, filmed between Scotland and London. A celebration of life and the importance of creating connection, the visual is ultimately&nbsp;hopeful, showing the magic that can come about through face-to-face relationships.With a lingering&nbsp;beautifully-lit performance and eye-catching&nbsp;wardrobe direction from stylist Harriet Elton, it's an impressive introduction to the world of Finn Elwood.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]

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Marina Thompson

Philip Thompson

Gesa Pfeiffer

Liam Moss

Raphael Pastana

Cristiano Fiore

Talia Scott

Kate Sutton

Arturs Melngalvis

Finn Elwood

Bella Thompson

Finn Elwood 'Her World' by Alun Davies

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Jam Sutton has created a series of imaginative, post-enhanced&nbsp;tableaux of conspicuous consumption and greed in his video for producer Lido&#39;s Money - featured on the young Norwegian producer/singer-songwriter&#39;s I Love You EP.Jam gives classical art a modern twist - the arch of Berrettas over a baroque carriage clock, the burger meal set out like a banquet &ndash; and then sets about demolishing his sumptuous creations, by fire, water and gravity, to enforce the message about the pointlessness of avarice...&nbsp;

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Katie Dolan

Sorcha Shepherd

Louise Gagen

Jack Wilkinson

Aella Jordan-Edge

Jeremy Sanna

Because Music

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Lido 'Money' by Jam Sutton

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18 year old Tiny Dancer delivers a fantastic performance in Zaiba Jabbar&#39;s one-shot promo for the title cut of her EP Who Am I.Zaiba shoots the UK singer/songwriter in a minimal studio setting with only a few props for company - retro liquid projections, ribbons, balloons and some very effective lighting and use of shadows...

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Brett Webb

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Claire Stubbs

Brian Fawcett

Stefan Puxon

Aimee Croysdill

Tina Pritchard

Matt Dollings

Matt Osborne

Tiny Dancer 'Who Am I' by Zaiba Jabbar 

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Elly 'La Roux' Jackson travels through engaging geometric worlds in matching outfits in French motion graphic design/directing team The Holograms new vid for Bulletproof.
Created with a combination of imaginative set design, cool wardrobe and extreme post, it was shot in London, completed in Paris. Although as it's La Roux, one tends to look first at the hair. And eye-makeup. But like In For The Kill, it's probably a grower.