Grime iconoclast Jme returns, reunited with longtime collaborator Matthew Walker on a new visual for one of his popular freestyles - and delivering in a way that only a Jme video can, where his fierce integrity and charisma meets a strong action-movie concept and plenty of humour.In the video for 000, Jme is captured by the military-industrial complex to be the subject of a super-soldier experiment in the vein of Universal Soldier. And Walker achieves the feat of creating this blockbuster movie-type scenario on a shoestring through smart production design, the use of animation and pumping Jme to superhero size during his performance. "This is an action sci-fi performance video for a popular Jme freestyle," says Walker. "We wanted him to become more powerful as the freestyle heated up, visually upping the ante every eight bars." In the manner of Kill Bill, the video switches from live action to animation for the duration of a fight sequence - an effective ploy, but which extended the production period of the video, as Matt Walker explains. "I tried to hire animators to add a fight scene, but I couldnt afford it," he reveals. "So I decided to learn how to animate on my iPad for 7 months and did it myself."

Tom Hadrill directs an atmospheric promo for singer Siren. The video for I Know You're Not Mine was shot on 16mm, pushing the stock in process to give the video an evocative and tactile aesthetic. Interweaving lip-sync performance with textural cityscapes and untethered movement, it's a poignant, rousing visual which feels completely absorbing to watch. "Contrast was central to our approach," explains Hadrill. "The video moves between interior and exterior spaces, each with a distinct visual language. The blue-lit interiors are sombre and introspective, while the exterior sequences are more expressive and physical, using movement and choreography in a more aggressive way."We wanted the video to feel cinematic throughout, building towards a finale that felt distinct from what came before. The red flare sequence introduces a new visual element, bringing the piece to a bold conclusion."

Girlgroup champions FLO go undercover in their latest action-packed outing with Troy Roscoe.The video for Don't Break Her Heart features Jorja, Renee and Stella as private investigators, tracking down the unfaithful partner of a girlfriend around London, in a series of fast-moving vignettes that involves the girls' taking various jobs to get close to their target - and a fair amount of stalking.It's another very watchable, fun-filled showcase for the trio who are updating the Noughties girlgroup template, anchored by FLO's antics and Roscoe's skill at delivering tight, narrative concepts - rivalling their excellent collaboration on In My Bag eighteen months ago. "It’s always a pleasure working with the girls," explains Troy Roscoe. "They’re genuine superstars and bring an incredible amount of energy to every setup - which makes even the most demanding shoot days enjoyable."This video was an ambitious one, with eight different setups, two unit moves, and a huge amount to capture across just two days. In all honesty, it was probably more than we should have attempted, but everyone embraced the challenge and worked at an incredible pace."Thanks to the hard work of the entire cast and crew, we managed to pull it off, creating a video that feels dynamic, emotional, and packed with memorable moments."