Anabel Barnston directs an introspective promo for rising artist Phoebe Coco. The video for Machine explores the space between nature and our manmade world, and how the two can co-exist rather than clash in the modern day.In the concept, a group of women attach leaves and natural flora to the artist's body, as she transitions from a studio to Brecon Beacons National Park, finding a home and a space to exist as her true self. It's a deftly executed concept that meditates on our relationship with nature, and raises plenty of questions to explore after viewing.

Frankie Caradonna explores the journey of being human, in this affecting promo for Italian band Casino Royale, featuring Marta Del Grandi - shot over the course of two years. The band wanted to depict individuals exorcising themselves of the anxiety rampant during current times marred by war, the climate and economic crises, and aftermath of the pandemic. Caradonna has taken that concept and brought it to life with vision and flair. The cast are the central focus of this concept, and by using friends of the band as opposed to real actors, the expressions and scenes come across as genuine and intimate. “This project would have been impossible without the support of my DP, Stefano Bella, and his fantastic crew at Overclock, Milan," Caradonna says. "Their commitment and devotion made this dream come true. The project has been a magnet for love, supported by so many people and I could not be happier.”Initially intended as part of a 30 minute poetic visualisation of Casino Royale’s new album Polaris, the team realised while shooting the film that something larger was brewing. It now serves also as a teaser for ALBA AD OVEST, a longform project set to launch soon.

Daria Geller questions how life could be different if humanity could press "restart" and start all over, in this reflective promo for Marina Maximilian.Shown traversing a picturesque landscape with an older woman and a young girl - perhaps her mother and daughter - Maximilian eventually comes across a community who are living off the land, completely removed from the hustle and bustle of the modern world. It's a poignant concept, beautifully lensed by Geller, who also takes on the DoP role. The natural landscapes are matched by a raw, intimate aesthetic, which feels filmic yet unintrusive.

Jesse May Fisher directs a contemplative promo for Anaiis.Following a rebirth narrative, the video for Be Alright explores themes of entrapment and liberation, whilst proposing nature and movement as tools to self-heal. The cinematography matches the reflective atmosphere, switching between fluid, gentle camerawork and moments of stillness to mirror the absorbing concept.