Colin Solal Cardo shoots this singularly dynamic video for Paris-based queer pop artist JENYS - shot entirely on an iPhone. The video for Like A Virgin crafts a compelling dynamic between JENYS and the camera in perpetual motion, allowing them to move together as partners as the performance intensifies. Using a motion control arm, the cinematography is explosive and hypnotic throughout, matching the impressive dance performance. Solal Cardo envisioned the video as “an intense performance brimming with rage, humour, and catharsis,” focusing on capturing Jenys, a young artist in her prime. Known for her hands-on approach to her art, writing, singing, producing and directing, the challenge was to showcase her skills as a performer.It's a sizzling achievement, ramping up in energy from start to end, with a frantic and effortlessly cool final result.

Eric Aydin-Barberini brings to life a Pixar-inspired, DIY promo for Welsh rapper Noah Bouchard.The video's central theme revolves around Bouchard's character's feeling of isolation and absence of love, as he longs for the return of someone who once illuminated his world. Breaking away from convention, Aydin-Barberini captures the entire video on an iPhone through Snapchat, resulting in a seamless fusion of gen-Z home footage aesthetics with the nostalgic charm of the beloved Pixar animations they grew up on - particularly referencing opening scenes from the studio's 2009 classic Up.It's a striking, lo-fi concept, which experiments with the technology we have at our fingertips, and leans into its DIY, homemade aesthetic.

Jay Green takes us away from the dancefloor and into the nightclub toilets in his innovative promo for EYK.The video for Paper Aeroplanes was shot completely on an iPhone, giving Green the chance to capture some unusual angles and provide the foundation images for some intriguing VFX trickery. VFX artist Zach Beech took the 3D scanned environments (NeRFs) captured on set and built them in Unreal Engine, to allow Green and the creative team the opportunity to move around the location in unique ways that would be near impossible - not to mention time consuming - if done on set. Overall, the resulting video is a hypnotic fever dream, that feels contemporary and euphoric, much like the accompanying music track.