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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

Rick Lancaster

Max Colt

Island Records

Partizan

Mouthpiece

Demi Lovato 'Fast' by Daniel Sachon

Demi Lovato - Fast (Official Music Video)

<a href="https://studio-rm.com/" target="_blank">Studio RM</a> is partnering with the <a href="https://www.ukmva.com/76-welcome" target="_blank">UK Music Video Awards</a> for the fifth successive year, sponsoring the award for Best Colour Grading In A Video at this year's UKMVAs.The announcement of Studio RM's sponsorship of the prestigious award for Best Colour Grading for the fourth year in a row - and their fifth year as UKMVA partners - comes as the entry period&nbsp;to this year's UKMVAs reaches its final deadline, at midnight tonight (August 6th).Founded by Robert Moore in 2010,&nbsp;Studio RM&nbsp;is an award-winning colour and finishing studio for film, print and digital, offering&nbsp;a high-end, artistic and curated approach. Studio RM&nbsp;partners artists with teams in London, New York&nbsp;and Paris.&nbsp;The news of its partnership with the UK Music Video Awards once again comes as Studio RM has registered a growing volume of music video projects passing through its colour grading suites in the past year following the arrival of two new colourists to the London base in Jules Wileman and Jack McGinity, while Myles Bevan, now based in New York,&nbsp;continues&nbsp;to attract&nbsp;high profile projects.[imgtoken data:1]Recent music videos colour graded at Studio RM include Myles Bevan's work on <a href="https://studio-rm.com/services/colour-grading/myles-bevan/83976" target="_blank">Addison Rae's High Fashion</a> (directed by&nbsp;Mitch Ryan), <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZ192uMAPRA" target="_blank">Demi Lovato's Fast</a> (directed by Daniel Sachon),&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://studio-rm.com/project/theo-skudra-drake-nokia" target="_blank">Drake's Nokia</a> (directed by&nbsp;Theo Skudra); Jules Wileman's work on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwuYa2DcC-o" target="_blank">Travis Scott and Jackboys' 2000 Excursion</a> (directed by Cactus Jack); and Jack McGinity's work on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaK_A48prag" target="_blank">Sainté ft. Wiz Khalifa's DSM</a> (directed by Aboveground).“Studio RM is proud to support the UK Music Video Awards for the fifth consecutive year," says Studio RM founder Robert Moore. "Music videos remain a dynamic space where directors, DPs, and colourists come together to push creative boundaries — and colour plays a vital role in that process. It’s more than a finishing touch; it’s a narrative tool, a mood-setter, and a powerful form of artistic expression."Supporting the UKMVAs is our way of celebrating the collaborative spirit of this industry and championing the work of colourists – we are excited to see what this year brings!”[imgtoken data:2]Entry is still open to the Best Colour Grading&nbsp;In A Video award, together with 37 other categories covering videos&nbsp;by music genre, special projects, live video, technical achievement, and individual and company awards - all&nbsp;via the&nbsp;UK Music Video Awards 2025 website until midnight tonight, August 6th.The full list of categories at&nbsp;this year's UKMVAs can be found&nbsp;<a href="https://www.ukmva.com/30-categories" target="_blank">here</a>. Information about submitting entries&nbsp;is&nbsp;<a href="https://www.ukmva.com/41-entry-info" target="_blank">here</a>. Entries to the awards are now being accepted on the website&nbsp;<a href="https://www.ukmva.com/videoentry" target="_blank">here</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.ukmva.com/individualentry" target="_blank">here</a>.Once the submission period has closed,&nbsp;there will be two rounds of judging in most categories - with every entry being viewed and judged by members of the UKMVAs' Jury. If you would like to apply to be a Jury Member at this year’s UK Music Video Awards, email the UKMVAs team&nbsp;<a href="http://nadya@ukmva.com">here</a>.&nbsp;That will be followed&nbsp;an&nbsp;announcement of nominations in late September. Then the&nbsp;UK Music Video Awards 2025 ceremony&nbsp;will return to&nbsp;<a href="https://www.ukmva.com/173-awards-show" target="_blank">Magazine London in North Greenwich,&nbsp;on Thursday, October 30th</a>.• UK Music Video Awards 2025&nbsp;<a href="https://www.ukmva.com/76-welcome" target="_blank">website</a>

Studio RM sponsors Best Colour Grading In A Video

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

Lauren Mills

Will Cousins

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-

Relta directs an introspective promo for Aussie duo Royel Otis.&nbsp;The video for Say Something follows the pair on a pensive bus journey through the city, captured in lingering tracking shots and intimate closeups.&nbsp;Rousing and emotionally engaging, the subtle performances and dreamlike cinematography create&nbsp;an immediately absorbing vibe, building upon the power-pop track.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Australia

Mikecoley Culkin

Relta

Anastasia Liasi

REPmedia

The Corner Shop

Billy Kendal

Tess Mitchel

Franz Deutschmann

Theo Schnürer

Alternative

Royel Otis 'Say Something' by Relta

Royel-Otis-'Say-Something'-by-Relta

Cactus Jack

Cameron Dean

Jackboys & Travis Scott ‘2000 Excursion’ by Cactus Jack

JACKBOYS & TRAVIS SCOTT - 2000 EXCURSION

What if 'Man’s Best Friend'&nbsp;was actually a man? That's the intriguing premise&nbsp;in Bradley &amp; Pablo's video for pop sensation Mimi Webb.&nbsp;The video for Love Language combines they dynamic duo's signature high-energy visuals and inventive storytelling, crafting a surreal world where men replace dogs in a high-stakes canine competition.Set in 1999, it unfolds in the world of a dog show - reimagined as a “cute boy championship.” Mimi, an expert trainer, showcases her companion’s talents in a series of competitions, where he crawls on all fours, jumps, catches, and impresses the crowd. It’s like Crufts but for Good Boys.As Mimi’s powerhouse vocals and charisma take centre stage, the other competitors quickly abandon their own trainers to join her in a bid for victory.

United Kingdom

Dominic Watkins

Charlie Mayhew

Lane Casting

Ellie Walker

Bradley&Pablo

Manoela Chiabai

PRETTYBIRD

James Adair

Giuseppe Favale

Candice Dragonas

Callum Anderson

Ali Copland

Dave Ashby

Jem Morton

Phil Heron

James Malamatinas

Esme Gartside

Ellie Bond

Dasha Taivas

Matt Shaff

Cabin Edit

Gabha Studios

Phil Oldham

Alex Kulikov

Jonas Mcquiggin

Epic Records

Fiona Bamford-Phillips

Mimi Webb 'Love Language' by Bradley & Pablo

Mimi-Webb-'Love-Language'-by-Bradley-&-Pablo

C Prinz sets up a performance video in a single white room, then toys with viewers' perceptions, in her video for LA indie band The Marias.&nbsp;&nbsp;Within this space, the band's lead singer Maria Zardoya moves from what appears like a conventional live performance of the track Back To Me into a journey through the room's unorthodox layout and dimensions - including the optical effect of the window, or gap, revealing the outside world beyond the room.C Prinz's talent is to blend storytelling with raw movement, in this case to echo the song's&nbsp;themes of love and loss."Maria is like a timeless vessel," she says. "Her presence is something you can't quite put simple words to... magnetic and present like an otherworldly essence. And when I heard Back To Me it plunged me into that beautiful liminal space. Caught between this realm and some other."The music video we created together is a visualisation of this feeling state - a gracefully tortuous one."[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

United States

Brielle Hubert

Harper Slate

C Prinz

Eli Raskin

Sally Sujin Oh

SMUGGLER

Tate Mccurdy

Maximilian Pittner

Joel Spencer

Elizabeth Doonan

Tori Himes

Jon Coyne

Ryan Sax

Milo Kim

Aitor Bigas

Hands 

Rock

Indie

The Marías 'Back To Me' by C Prinz

The Marías - Back To Me

Harry Tomlin puts a breezy twist on the story of Adam &amp; Eve in his latest for singer Kat Penkin, turning it into a female revenge fantasy. How do you like those apples? &nbsp;The video for Ugh begins in a crowded waiting room, where a young man&nbsp;ditches his girlfriend to chat up&nbsp;the&nbsp;receptionist - played by Kat. She offers him an apple - and with one bite he's transported to Eden-like countryside. Kat is about to teach him a lesson.What follows is an entertaining comedy, where Kat expresses her disgust by terrorising the chat-up guy in outlandish scenarios&nbsp;- usually involving apples - plus wonderfully stylised performance set-ups which accentuate Kat Penkin's cheeky and irreverent&nbsp;personality.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]“I wanted the opening scene to subvert the style of the piece," says Tomlin.&nbsp;"Cinematic, desaturated and slow, luring the viewer into a world that we would soon flip on its head. Then we gave ourselves the licence to go all out with the rest. Bright, saturated, poppy, infectiously fun.“Unlike some of my other work, I wanted this to feel very graphic and editorial, taking inspiration from photography and magazine covers to bring an iconic style as Kat enters a new era in her career with her new EP!”[imgtoken data:2]“I love working with Kat, we have a great shorthand and a real mutual trust in each other which always allows for a fun process and fantastic end result."We started discussing the Garden of Eden and how exciting it could be to explore this cheeky, subversive world, that felt slightly perverse in how ‘Adam’ was being tortured, but ultimately sympathising and rooting for Kat.”

Luba Kuziw

Taise Kerr

Savannah Jones

Harry Tomlin

Charlotte Bamonte-valerio

Andrea De Leon

Linus Sandelands

Estefania Carpio

Gemma Mancinelli

Gule Korkmaz

Rossino Elia Griffin

Elina Balint

Eden Rae Read

The Assembly Rooms

Alyssa Medina

Tom Kingman

Audio Network

Kat Penkin 'Ugh' by Harry Tomlin

Kat-Penkin-'Ugh'-by-Harry-Tomlin

Drake brings a calvacade to the film studio in Theo Skudra's super-sized extravaganza&nbsp;- filmed in IMAX.The video for Nokia is a melting pot of ideas, paying homage to hip hop and carnival through squadrons of dancers, Drake's hometown of Montreal and the graphics of the pre-smartphone era - and much more.&nbsp;It's brought together in the grand style&nbsp;and black and white aesthetic in the manner of the golden age of Hollywood. A treat of Drake's huge fanbase.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Theo Skudra

Jason Aita

denim

Christian Tyler

Alex Dall'Orso

Cameron Frengopoulos

Kelly Jeffrey

Tanisha Scott

Lewis James

David Dennis

Drew Ferguson

Drake 'Nokia' by Theo Skudra

DRAKE - NOKIA (Official Music Video)

Candice Lo directs an impassioned performance by Griff, taking its inspirational cue from the songtitle. And things are going to get messy.The video for Last Night's Mascara begins with Griff in white, in an all-white space. But the first smudge of black indicates what is coming, as Lo orchestrates the addition of streaks of 'last night's mascara' through the pop singer's choreographed performance.&nbsp;She mars the white space and her own clothing with handprints and stains, as the&nbsp;ever-flowing mascara acts as a cathartic release, leading to an artistic portrayal of grief. A captivating concept anchored by the artist's commitment to the performance, and Lo's inspired direction.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Ash Halliburton

Adam Reid

Ella Hill

Mike Coley

Kamran Rajput

Candice Lo

Isabella Culver

Academy Films

Kirstin Cruickshank

Vini Curtis

Jaime Ackroyd

Heza Jalloh

Medb Riordan

Elsa Grace

Dan Huntley

Barney Batchelor

Fredricka Lathbridge

Jay Revell

Tomi Roppongi

Michelle Dacillo

Amy Dang

Avenue Studio

Warner Records Uk

Griff 'Last Night's Mascara' by Candice Lo

Griff - last night's mascara (Official Music Video)

BRTHR return with a delirious dream of a video for JENNIE and Dua Lipa's internet-busting team-up on Handlebars.The directing duo (Kyle Wightman and Alex Lee) have, rather incredibly, been making music videos for over a decade in their distinctive and highly influential&nbsp;style. And once again they deliver a breathtaking&nbsp;bombardment&nbsp;of imagery, fused by propulsive editing and virtuoso VFX. But rarely, if ever, has their&nbsp;maximalism been so lazer-focussed on producing sheer, shiny&nbsp;gorgeousness on-screen.The ultimate style and look is so very BRTHR, but they have been ably assisted by individuals who have been involved in other hugely impactful pop videos of recent times. DoP Ben Carey and colourist Myles Bevan play their part here too, in achieving the fusion of old and modern Hollywood-style glamour&nbsp;at the heart of the Handlebars&nbsp;video.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2] &nbsp;