Greatcoat Films produce stand-out work for brands, creative agencies and musicians. We represent a diverse and eclectic family of writers, directors, animators and producers, bringing a rich range of perspectives and expertise to our work. We tell stories on-point, in a unique and visually dynamic way.

Production Company

Greatcoat Films

Anna Fearon captures Hope Tala and friends in scenes inspired by Renaissance&nbsp;art in the video for Cherries.Fearon brings a new perspective, and a modern twist, to this take on classical portraiture. Modern props appear - and featured artist&nbsp;Aminé&nbsp;shows up on a phone that Hope Tala drops into a fish tank."[Anna] had this idea of having a Renaissance theme but flipping the gender and typical race of the people in the video," Tala told <a href="https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/2020/11/10160745/hope-tala-cherries-amine-music-video-premiere" target="_blank">Refinery29</a>. "I just love all things Renaissance and using historical, nostalgic imagery. I'm really into the 90s, but I'm also really obsessed with Shakespeare, so going back to that time period for the theme was really cool. And flipping the script to play with the idea of who the muse and who the artist is was so interesting."Anna Fearon also used an all-female shooting crew to realise her vision. An exuberant colour palette and picture-perfect art direction by Phoebe Anne Harris provide&nbsp;the perfect environment for the concept, framing an understated yet engaging performance from Tala.

United Kingdom

Anna Fearon

Poppy Ashton

CURATED LONDON

Kareem Adeshina

Oliver Falcon

Rosie Owen

Kia Fern Little

Simona Pranulyté

Phoebe Anne Harris

Oliver Vaughan

Mary Jane Goldidoc

Lauraine Bailey

Olivia Lockwood

Amber Saunders

Joshua Eiffel

Jessica Vile

Las Bandas Be Brave

James Hackett

Hip Hop

Hope Tala ft. Aminé 'Cherries' by Anna Fearon

Hope-Tala-Ft.-Amine-'Cherries'-by-Anna-Fearon

Dir. Lx brings us a cinematic visual for Birmingham-based Rapper&nbsp;Mist, in honour of the anniversary of&nbsp;his parents' death.&nbsp;The poignant promo is centered around a performance in a cemetery, beautifully shot by DoP Sam Meyer, following the narrative of the track whilst adding a unique visual twist, in the form of Dir. Lx's trademark lo-fi cutaways.&nbsp;The video captures a sense of yearning and reflection, whilst also showcasing the artist's considerable talent. Moving yet optimistic, Cemetery Walks offers a moment to take a step back and look inwards, allowing ourselves to celebrate the time we have with the most important people in our lives.Kareem Adeshina, who co-produced the video with Linah Bensadok, adds: "This video is also in loving memory of Linah's father, who sadly passed away during pre-production of this music video. May he rest in eternal peace."&nbsp;