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Partizan

Daniel Sachon's tumultuous video for Demi Lovato unveils a reimagined Demi, free from the scars of her past and untouched by the chaos around her.The promo for Fast counterintuitively has the singer as the calm centre at the heart of a storm, walking through a nighttime city scene engulfed in hysteria. With a large cast of extras, there is craziness at every turn, orchestrated by Sachon with an admirable eye for detail within the overall concept.&nbsp;Throughout this impressively-mounted production - shot on a studio backlot -&nbsp;Demi emerges in complete control, setting the tone for her new chapter.&nbsp;Her final glance at the camera is the only acknowledgment of the outside world, intentional and poised.[imgtoken data:1]

Marla Weinhoff

Ckc Projects

Lauren Johnson

Maggie Kimball

Daniel Sachon

Vladen Ponomar

Good World Creative

Steven Gottlieb

Isaac Marziali

Jasper Wolf

Brandon Creed

Christopher Pepe

Jason Quan

Kenny Taylor

Brad Powers

Eric Ugland

Dumaine Babcock

Charissa Kroeger

Emilie Aubry

Church Edit

Myles Bevan

Studio RM

Rick Lancaster

Max Colt

Island Records

Mouthpiece

Demi Lovato 'Fast' by Daniel Sachon

Demi Lovato - Fast (Official Music Video)

Iris Luz captures the thrills and contradictions of hyper consumption and modern femininity, in her whirlwind promo for singer George Riley.In the video for More, Riley is hounded by paparazzi while running through West London laden with shopping bags. So far, so Y2K tabloid.It breaks down into joyful chaos as Riley throws her bags up in the air and dances in a fountain, a moment of crazy, guerilla-shot&nbsp;abandon to register with the drum n bass track.Blending naturalistic scenes of the city with larger than life fantasy, it's a vibrant, breezy visual, capturing the frantic pace of day to day life with a moment of pure ecstasy - and more than a hint of irony. Much more.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Claudia Celeste

Milena Agbaba

Iris Luz

Will Cousins

Toby Leary

Lauren Mills

Shy Mason

Dasha Taivas

Liv Ay

Trim Editing

Daniela Rotaru

Thea Dagnaud

Time Based Arts

George Riley 'More' by Iris Luz

George-Riley-'More'-by-Iris-Luz

London R&amp;B singer Demae showcases her new track with a playful visual&nbsp;by Ivor Lawson-Adamah.In the studio-set video for Don't Play The Fool the artist and director have devised an abstract and symbolic&nbsp;form of fishing, with Demae on both ends of the rod and line. It's a charming visual for a lovely track.“The approach for this visual was to create some kind of visual abstraction about the process of introspection, all wrapped in a surreal and colourful bow," explains Lawson-Adamah.&nbsp;"Sometimes we cast out our line, seeking out answers or solutions but often we only have ourselves to turn to.”

Leah Abbott

Ivor Lawson-Adamah

Helena Collado

Erin Corrain-alexis

Joshua Blease

Shyam Patel

Gina Bell

Lydia Stott

Hannah Knowles

Anusha Solanki

Jules Wileman

Demae 'Don't Play The Fool' by Ivor Lawson-Adamah 

Demae-'Don't-Play-The-Fool-'-by-Ivor-Lawson-adamah-

A boy spirals headlong into&nbsp;PinkPantheress's tartan-patterned world in Ethan &amp; Tom's captivating mixed-media video for Illegal.When the boy - played by Sekou Diaby -&nbsp;opens a box of jellies and offers one to Pink, she declines. Sekou eats one, and then trips out into a vibrant animated dreamworld - comprised of Pink's unmistakeable sillhouette against rapidly changing tartan (or plaid) designs, that distinctive, Y2K-influenced aspect of her personal style. Certainly enough to put his poor head in a spin.Playfully flipping&nbsp;between the live action and the animation - created by Black Anime Animation Studio - it's a superb showcase for Pink, both&nbsp;the astute songwriter/producer and blossoming&nbsp;pop star. Ethan &amp; Tom have zeroed in upon the incisive storytelling and deadpan wit of her lyrics, her attitude and iconic look, with humour&nbsp;and visual invention.&nbsp;Following their wacky adventure last year for another unique British musical talent - <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2024/09/03/geordie-greep-holy-holy-ethan-tom/87942" target="_blank">Geordie Greep</a> -&nbsp;this is another big step forward for the directing duo into the pop world. They have done themselves - and the marvellous Pink - proud.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]&nbsp;

Grace Snellock

Simon Donnellon

Black Anime Animation Studio

Ethan & Tom

Brooklyn Adebowale

Kirstin Cruickshank

Mark Lane

Jack Hamilton

Chris Kelly

Tuncer Ozdemir

Jaz Lanyero

Amanda Marie-rose

DOMA

David Martinez

Warner Records

PinkPantheress 'Illegal' by Ethan & Tom

Pinkpantheress-'Illegal'-by-Ethan-&-Tom

Rodrigo Inada directs a dramatic blockbuster for Hong Kong rapper - and member of South Korean boyband&nbsp;Got7 - Jackson Wang.&nbsp;The video for High Alone explores the duality present in all of us, manifesting in&nbsp;two versions of Jackson Wang on screen: as he battles his darker self in his apartment, Inada presents a big setpiece&nbsp;with Jackson as a Houdini-style escapologist sunk into a glass box.The latter&nbsp;has a traumatic and hugely symbolic outcome: despite escaping his shackles, Jackson is trapped underwater in the glass box, to the delight of the audience of onlookers.Infused with a deep red and blue colour palette&nbsp;and a grimy, textural aesthetic, this is a cinematic vision, a powerul addition to Wang's videography - and arguably a very tough watch for his legion of fans.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

United States

Ruta Kiskyte

Rodrigo Inada

Jackson Lee Forsythe

Sara Nix

Pegah Farahmand

Aaron Saiki

Luke Morrison

Yeap Crew

Jackson Wang 'High Alone' by Rodrigo Inada

Jackson-Wang-'High-Alone'-by-Rodrigo-Inada

Laura Marciano directs an evocative promo for Tems, featuring&nbsp;fellow Afrobeats star Asake.&nbsp;The video for Get It Right is a nostalgic throwback to early Noughties performance promos, with editorial-style vignettes and luxurious styling.&nbsp;Experimenting with a contrasting black and white colour scheme, the video feels elevated and considered, with each frame delving further into an abstract world.&nbsp;An alluring vision packed full of standout visual moments.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Laura Marciano

North Of Now

Daniel Yaro

Matisse Gaillard

Elliot Zelmanovits

Jack Reynolds

Charlie Nazmjou

Jenny Wells

Syd Harmony

Ariane Kajdan

Sam Howells

Ethos Studio

Tems ft Asake 'Get It Right' by Laura Marciano

Tems - Get it Right (Official Video) ft. Asake

As with all elements of A Film For The Future, the 44-minute visual companion to Coldplay's tenth studio album Moon Music, the visual for WE PRAY is a compendium of creativity from directors and animators&nbsp;around the globe, in a range of disciplines and styles - brought together in what the project's executive producer (and contributor) Ben Mor has described as&nbsp;“a kaleidoscopic patchwork quilt – a 44 minute multimedia tapestry.”The whole project has involved about 150 filmmakers - and fans have also contributed, invited to remix the film. The WE PRAY visual includes&nbsp;the work of nearly 20: Omar Jones, Taichi Kimura, Aaron Brown, STILLZ, WUKDA, KC Locke, Jonnie Ross, CC Mulligan, Pau Carreté, Marco&nbsp;Braia,&nbsp;Mostafa Heravi,&nbsp;Mazik Saevitz,&nbsp;Balázs Simon &amp;&nbsp;Catia&nbsp;Abreu, jamie Roberts, Shane Fu, Ben Mor and&nbsp;Clara Bacou.&nbsp;Special&nbsp;360-degree screenings of the film are taking place at Lightroom in London and Manchester on selected evenings until March 21st -&nbsp;<a href="https://coldplay.lnk.to/AFFTFtickets" target="_blank">on sale now</a>.&nbsp;Access to the fan-led remix site for the film, powered by Microsoft AI, <a href="https://afftf.coldplay.com" target="_blank">here</a>.<div>&nbsp;</div>

Omar Jones

Taichi Kimura

Cekai

Aaron Brown

Stillz

CANADA

We Own The City

WUKDA

KC Locke

Jonnie Ross

CC Mulligan

Pau Carreté

Marco Braia

Mostafa Heravi

Mazik Saevitz

Balázs Simon

Catia Abreu

Jamie Roberts

Shane Fu

Ben Mor

Clara Bacou

Sam Seager

Coldplay 'WE PRAY' by Various

Coldplay - WE PRAY (A Film For The Future)

Laura Marciano directs the much-anticipated promo for Latto's TikTok-viral track Brokey,&nbsp;filmed in Atlanta. And it's really quite like the modern day equivalent of an English saucy seaside postcard.The video is a maximalist daydream, full of clashing patterns, hypnotic VFX, inspired art direction anbd cartoonish humour. And ladies of undeniable pulchitrude.Anchored by Latto's playful performance, the video features cameos from&nbsp;Rubi Rose, comedian Desi Banks, Alabama Barker, and Yadira Ramirez, who won Latto’s $10,000 “Brokey” challenge in September. Ramirez lost her job at Waffle House for joining the trend, a fact humourously referenced in the video.&nbsp;High concept and no-nonsense, the video commands attention with big ideas and bold expression. Having already racked up millions of YouTube views in it's first two weeks of release, that figure is only going to keep rising...[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Landon Kovalick

Htat Htut

Hip Hop

Latto 'Brokey' by Laura Marciano

Latto-'Brokey'-by-Laura-Marciano

Sekou Abineri directs a rousing promo for American musician&nbsp;Joan As Police Woman.The video for Remember The Voice takes place in an empty seaside function room, and blends Joan's understated performance with some impressive choreographed movement.Dancer&nbsp;Ali Goldsmith embodies this character, using his body as a vessel to move through the building with fearless, impassioned vigour.&nbsp;It's a beautiful promo that strikes a balance between performance and space, and Abineri's focus on small details and the emotional arc of the concept adds an extra layer of flair.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]

Sekou Abineri

John Moule

Danny Herman

Patrick Armstrong

David Bird

Kashman Harris

Clara Davidson

Charlie Relph

Charlotte Kraftman

Final Cut

Leah Burton

CHEAT

Joan As Police Woman 'Remember The Voice' by Sekou Abineri 

Joan As Police Woman - Remember the Voice (Official Music Video)

Damiano David enlists Nono + Rodrigo to create the inspired&nbsp;promo for Silverlines.&nbsp;He is best known as the frontman of notorious trash pop-rockers Måneskin, but David's solo debut is a real departure: a sweeping, enigmatic journey through epic soundscapes. And visually, the video reflects this style, following the artist as he explores various environments, each tinged with surrealism and a sense of dreamlike wonder.&nbsp;It's a bold vision, effortlessly slick and mesmerising from start to end, and an intriguing&nbsp;beginning to David's solo career.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Platna Studio

Eric Christison

Simon Says

Arwa Salmanova

Eli Sandal

Nono + Rodrigo

Damiano David

Katie Dolan

Janek Palovský

Filip Rybář 

Tomáš Meuer

Filip Kettner

Michal Vojta

Tmls

Damiano David 'Silverlines' by Nono + Rodrigo

Damiano-David-'Silverlines'-by-Nono-+-Rodrigo

Warren Fu helms a dazzling pinball-themed promo for Megan Thee Stallion, featuring a mix of neon-drenched live action and anime sequences - where Megan is joined by K Pop star RM.&nbsp;&nbsp;The video for Neva Play finds Megan at a vibrant arcade, playing a custom pinball machine. Through the combination of images, graphics and following the speeding ball on&nbsp;the pinball machine, Fu takes into an alternative animated world - directed by Carl Jones - where the rapper meets up with her fellow icon&nbsp;Breathlessly slick from start to finish, with an electric neon colour palette and intense action segments, it is a another stirring addition to the canon of Megan Thee Stallion videos and a great example of Warren Fu imposing his stamp upon a VFX-heavy music video, so its both accessible, commercial and super-cool.&nbsp;&nbsp;Top notch stuff - and RM's animated presence is the cherry on top.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]

John Richoux

Tristan Zammit

Carl Jones

Martian Blueberry

Eric Archibald

Warren Fu

Whitney Jackson

Klaudia Podsiadlo

Nicole O’connell

Lucas Prevost

Ev Salomon

JaQuel Knight

Davontae Washington

Diana Shin

Mah Ferraz

Chruch Edit

Dante Pasquinelli

300 Entertainment

K-Pop

Megan Thee Stallion ft RM 'Neva Play' by Warren Fu

Megan-Thee-Stallion-(ft.-Rm)-'Neva-Play'-by-Warren-Fu

Geordie Greep whips up a storm down at the bowling alley in Ethan &amp; Tom's wonderfully weird and hilarious video for the ex-Black Midi man's debut single.Geordie performs a strange inner voice-style vocal on Holy, Holy whilst dancing a skilful salsa, supping a cocktail&nbsp;and effortlessly bowling strike after strike. It's&nbsp;Twin Peaks meets The Big Lebowski - as the first part leads into the second, where we follow the camera down the bowling lane, through a succession of black voids, like a descent into madness.The split structure of the video follows the character of the track, where the pumped-up ego of Geordie Greep's persona gradually falls apart. Lyrically it's in the same spirit of his work with Black Midi, whilst taking a slight change of direction musically - which is&nbsp;still very intense. This&nbsp;sounds a bit like Steely Dan on steroids.But putting himself front and centre in the video is certainly new and Geordie is very well served by Ethan &amp; Tom with this video. A great job.[imgtoken data:1]