Jordan Rossi has shot a 6-page photo editorial story and captured for the digital HUNGER cover - iconic, trans activist, and trailblazer Munroe Bergdorf.
Jordan Rossi has shot a 6-page photo editorial story and captured for the digital HUNGER cover - iconic, trans activist, and trailblazer Munroe Bergdorf.
Jordan Rossi has shot a 6-page photo editorial story and captured for the digital HUNGER cover - iconic, trans activist, and trailblazer Munroe Bergdorf.
Jordan Rossi has shot a 6-page photo editorial story and captured for the digital HUNGER cover - iconic, trans activist, and trailblazer Munroe Bergdorf.
In a brand-new shoot LGBTQ+ photographer Jordan Rossi takes on the cosmetics world with a series of beauty looks that focus on simple, every day glam utilising completely Vegan or cruelty-free products. The full shoot and beauty film is due for release on 26th January on HungerTV and its VERO channel.
In a brand-new shoot LGBTQ+ photographer Jordan Rossi takes on the cosmetics world with a series of beauty looks that focus on simple, every day glam utilising completely Vegan or cruelty-free products. The full shoot and beauty film is due for release on 26th January on HungerTV and its VERO channel.
In a brand-new shoot LGBTQ+ photographer Jordan Rossi takes on the cosmetics world with a series of beauty looks that focus on simple, every day glam utilising completely Vegan or cruelty-free products. The full shoot and beauty film is due for release on 26th January on HungerTV and its VERO channel.
In a brand-new shoot LGBTQ+ photographer Jordan Rossi takes on the cosmetics world with a series of beauty looks that focus on simple, every day glam utilising completely Vegan or cruelty-free products. The full shoot and beauty film is due for release on 26th January on HungerTV and its VERO channel.
In a brand-new shoot LGBTQ+ photographer Jordan Rossi takes on the cosmetics world with a series of beauty looks that focus on simple, every day glam utilising completely Vegan or cruelty-free products. The full shoot and beauty film is due for release on 26th January on HungerTV and its VERO channel.
In a brand-new shoot LGBTQ+ photographer Jordan Rossi takes on the cosmetics world with a series of beauty looks that focus on simple, every day glam utilising completely Vegan or cruelty-free products. The full shoot and beauty film is due for release on 26th January on HungerTV and its VERO channel.
In a brand-new shoot LGBTQ+ photographer Jordan Rossi takes on the cosmetics world with a series of beauty looks that focus on simple, every day glam utilising completely Vegan or cruelty-free products. The full shoot and beauty film is due for release on 26th January on HungerTV and its VERO channel.
In a brand-new shoot LGBTQ+ photographer Jordan Rossi takes on the cosmetics world with a series of beauty looks that focus on simple, every day glam utilising completely Vegan or cruelty-free products. The full shoot and beauty film is due for release on 26th January on HungerTV and its VERO channel.
RAYE wows with her beautiful vocals in live session of ‘Please Don’t Touch’, exclusively for HungerTV directed by Jordan Rossi. The popstar is back, and like you’ve never seen her before. Raye and HungerTV have created a stripped back live rendition of her hit single ‘Please Don’t Touch’. In an exclusive with the HungerTV, the singer delivers a goosebump worthy performance sure to get you in your feels. The intimate live session was created and produced by Jordan Rossi. A director, producer and creative of RANKIN the agency. The minimalist set provides the perfect backdrop for Raye’s moving and heartbreaking performance, which is aided by Jordan’s creative and directorial flare. Raye is the singer, songwriter and popstar with numerous hit singles under her belt and writing credits for people such as Beyonce and Charlie XCX. But in a move away from her vibrant poppy videos, Raye is seen in front of simple backdrop that leaves all the drama to her vocals. Together Jordan and Raye craft an unforgettable live session. Jordan comments: “Raye was an absolute joy to work with. It’s rare you meet someone with so much passion for their craft who is also open to collaboration and criqute. Raye’s energy was enlightening and refreshing. It was a pleasure to work together.” In a world of background noise, the team at HUNGERTV have pulled away from the drama and have let Raye’s vocals do the talking. The live session debuted on HUNGERTV
RAYE wows with her beautiful vocals in live session of ‘Please Don’t Touch’, exclusively for HungerTV directed by Jordan Rossi. The popstar is back, and like you’ve never seen her before. Raye and HungerTV have created a stripped back live rendition of her hit single ‘Please Don’t Touch’. In an exclusive with the HungerTV, the singer delivers a goosebump worthy performance sure to get you in your feels. The intimate live session was created and produced by Jordan Rossi. A director, producer and creative of RANKIN the agency. The minimalist set provides the perfect backdrop for Raye’s moving and heartbreaking performance, which is aided by Jordan’s creative and directorial flare. Raye is the singer, songwriter and popstar with numerous hit singles under her belt and writing credits for people such as Beyonce and Charlie XCX. But in a move away from her vibrant poppy videos, Raye is seen in front of simple backdrop that leaves all the drama to her vocals. Together Jordan and Raye craft an unforgettable live session. Jordan comments: “Raye was an absolute joy to work with. It’s rare you meet someone with so much passion for their craft who is also open to collaboration and criqute. Raye’s energy was enlightening and refreshing. It was a pleasure to work together.” In a world of background noise, the team at HUNGERTV have pulled away from the drama and have let Raye’s vocals do the talking. The live session debuted on HUNGERTV
RAYE wows with her beautiful vocals in live session of ‘Please Don’t Touch’, exclusively for HungerTV directed by Jordan Rossi. The popstar is back, and like you’ve never seen her before. Raye and HungerTV have created a stripped back live rendition of her hit single ‘Please Don’t Touch’. In an exclusive with the HungerTV, the singer delivers a goosebump worthy performance sure to get you in your feels. The intimate live session was created and produced by Jordan Rossi. A director, producer and creative of RANKIN the agency. The minimalist set provides the perfect backdrop for Raye’s moving and heartbreaking performance, which is aided by Jordan’s creative and directorial flare. Raye is the singer, songwriter and popstar with numerous hit singles under her belt and writing credits for people such as Beyonce and Charlie XCX. But in a move away from her vibrant poppy videos, Raye is seen in front of simple backdrop that leaves all the drama to her vocals. Together Jordan and Raye craft an unforgettable live session. Jordan comments: “Raye was an absolute joy to work with. It’s rare you meet someone with so much passion for their craft who is also open to collaboration and criqute. Raye’s energy was enlightening and refreshing. It was a pleasure to work together.” In a world of background noise, the team at HUNGERTV have pulled away from the drama and have let Raye’s vocals do the talking. The live session debuted on HUNGERTV
RAYE wows with her beautiful vocals in live session of ‘Please Don’t Touch’, exclusively for HungerTV directed by Jordan Rossi. The popstar is back, and like you’ve never seen her before. Raye and HungerTV have created a stripped back live rendition of her hit single ‘Please Don’t Touch’. In an exclusive with the HungerTV, the singer delivers a goosebump worthy performance sure to get you in your feels. The intimate live session was created and produced by Jordan Rossi. A director, producer and creative of RANKIN the agency. The minimalist set provides the perfect backdrop for Raye’s moving and heartbreaking performance, which is aided by Jordan’s creative and directorial flare. Raye is the singer, songwriter and popstar with numerous hit singles under her belt and writing credits for people such as Beyonce and Charlie XCX. But in a move away from her vibrant poppy videos, Raye is seen in front of simple backdrop that leaves all the drama to her vocals. Together Jordan and Raye craft an unforgettable live session. Jordan comments: “Raye was an absolute joy to work with. It’s rare you meet someone with so much passion for their craft who is also open to collaboration and criqute. Raye’s energy was enlightening and refreshing. It was a pleasure to work together.” In a world of background noise, the team at HUNGERTV have pulled away from the drama and have let Raye’s vocals do the talking. The live session debuted on HUNGERTV
RAYE wows with her beautiful vocals in live session of ‘Please Don’t Touch’, exclusively for HungerTV directed by Jordan Rossi. The popstar is back, and like you’ve never seen her before. Raye and HungerTV have created a stripped back live rendition of her hit single ‘Please Don’t Touch’. In an exclusive with the HungerTV, the singer delivers a goosebump worthy performance sure to get you in your feels. The intimate live session was created and produced by Jordan Rossi. A director, producer and creative of RANKIN the agency. The minimalist set provides the perfect backdrop for Raye’s moving and heartbreaking performance, which is aided by Jordan’s creative and directorial flare. Raye is the singer, songwriter and popstar with numerous hit singles under her belt and writing credits for people such as Beyonce and Charlie XCX. But in a move away from her vibrant poppy videos, Raye is seen in front of simple backdrop that leaves all the drama to her vocals. Together Jordan and Raye craft an unforgettable live session. Jordan comments: “Raye was an absolute joy to work with. It’s rare you meet someone with so much passion for their craft who is also open to collaboration and criqute. Raye’s energy was enlightening and refreshing. It was a pleasure to work together.” In a world of background noise, the team at HUNGERTV have pulled away from the drama and have let Raye’s vocals do the talking. The live session debuted on HUNGERTV
RAYE wows with her beautiful vocals in live session of ‘Please Don’t Touch’, exclusively for HungerTV directed by Jordan Rossi. The popstar is back, and like you’ve never seen her before. Raye and HungerTV have created a stripped back live rendition of her hit single ‘Please Don’t Touch’. In an exclusive with the HungerTV, the singer delivers a goosebump worthy performance sure to get you in your feels. The intimate live session was created and produced by Jordan Rossi. A director, producer and creative of RANKIN the agency. The minimalist set provides the perfect backdrop for Raye’s moving and heartbreaking performance, which is aided by Jordan’s creative and directorial flare. Raye is the singer, songwriter and popstar with numerous hit singles under her belt and writing credits for people such as Beyonce and Charlie XCX. But in a move away from her vibrant poppy videos, Raye is seen in front of simple backdrop that leaves all the drama to her vocals. Together Jordan and Raye craft an unforgettable live session. Jordan comments: “Raye was an absolute joy to work with. It’s rare you meet someone with so much passion for their craft who is also open to collaboration and criqute. Raye’s energy was enlightening and refreshing. It was a pleasure to work together.” In a world of background noise, the team at HUNGERTV have pulled away from the drama and have let Raye’s vocals do the talking. The live session debuted on HUNGERTV
RAYE wows with her beautiful vocals in live session of ‘Please Don’t Touch’, exclusively for HungerTV directed by Jordan Rossi. The popstar is back, and like you’ve never seen her before. Raye and HungerTV have created a stripped back live rendition of her hit single ‘Please Don’t Touch’. In an exclusive with the HungerTV, the singer delivers a goosebump worthy performance sure to get you in your feels. The intimate live session was created and produced by Jordan Rossi. A director, producer and creative of RANKIN the agency. The minimalist set provides the perfect backdrop for Raye’s moving and heartbreaking performance, which is aided by Jordan’s creative and directorial flare. Raye is the singer, songwriter and popstar with numerous hit singles under her belt and writing credits for people such as Beyonce and Charlie XCX. But in a move away from her vibrant poppy videos, Raye is seen in front of simple backdrop that leaves all the drama to her vocals. Together Jordan and Raye craft an unforgettable live session. Jordan comments: “Raye was an absolute joy to work with. It’s rare you meet someone with so much passion for their craft who is also open to collaboration and criqute. Raye’s energy was enlightening and refreshing. It was a pleasure to work together.” In a world of background noise, the team at HUNGERTV have pulled away from the drama and have let Raye’s vocals do the talking. The live session debuted on HUNGERTV
RAYE wows with her beautiful vocals in live session of ‘Please Don’t Touch’, exclusively for HungerTV directed by Jordan Rossi. The popstar is back, and like you’ve never seen her before. Raye and HungerTV have created a stripped back live rendition of her hit single ‘Please Don’t Touch’. In an exclusive with the HungerTV, the singer delivers a goosebump worthy performance sure to get you in your feels. The intimate live session was created and produced by Jordan Rossi. A director, producer and creative of RANKIN the agency. The minimalist set provides the perfect backdrop for Raye’s moving and heartbreaking performance, which is aided by Jordan’s creative and directorial flare. Raye is the singer, songwriter and popstar with numerous hit singles under her belt and writing credits for people such as Beyonce and Charlie XCX. But in a move away from her vibrant poppy videos, Raye is seen in front of simple backdrop that leaves all the drama to her vocals. Together Jordan and Raye craft an unforgettable live session. Jordan comments: “Raye was an absolute joy to work with. It’s rare you meet someone with so much passion for their craft who is also open to collaboration and criqute. Raye’s energy was enlightening and refreshing. It was a pleasure to work together.” In a world of background noise, the team at HUNGERTV have pulled away from the drama and have let Raye’s vocals do the talking. The live session debuted on HUNGERTV
RIKA SHOWCASES HEARTBREAK IN NEW SONG ‘DOSES’ WITH VIDEO FROM DIRECTOR JORDAN ROSSI In a departure from her traditional pop anthems, Rika welcomes 2020 with a new single that charts the lows and highs of a relationship. ‘Doses’ pulls no punches singing about the toxicity of love. It’s a theme all too relevant for clued up 21st Century audiences. For the video Rika worked with Director and Photographer Jordan Rossi (signed to London-based production company The Graft) to bring this narrative and performance-led promo to life. The video itself weaves several different vignettes of Rika and her ex-boyfriend (played by Charlie Georgio of SUPA Models). These scenes display the intense love and romance they share whilst also highlighting a darker side to the relationship. One that risks unraveling at any moment. Interwoven within these vignettes is a stunning lip sync performance of the track shot on location in East London. With the winter sun low the images are striking and provide a perfect counterpoint to the heartbreaking lyrics. Jordan Rossi, director of the video, says: “I’ve been wanting to work with Rika for sometime now and it feels that this video was a perfect storm. We were incredibly lucky with a stellar cast and crew plus the weather held out for us! This video is something different for both myself and Rika. It’s narrative. It packs a punch. It’s shot on location with pretty much all-natural light. It’s a powerful combination of a great story, gorgeous visuals and brilliant performances from the two leads.” The end result speaks for itself. Rika’s ‘Doses’ is the breakup anthem of 2020 and creating room for itself as an instant classic.
RIKA SHOWCASES HEARTBREAK IN NEW SONG ‘DOSES’ WITH VIDEO FROM DIRECTOR JORDAN ROSSI In a departure from her traditional pop anthems, Rika welcomes 2020 with a new single that charts the lows and highs of a relationship. ‘Doses’ pulls no punches singing about the toxicity of love. It’s a theme all too relevant for clued up 21st Century audiences. For the video Rika worked with Director and Photographer Jordan Rossi (signed to London-based production company The Graft) to bring this narrative and performance-led promo to life. The video itself weaves several different vignettes of Rika and her ex-boyfriend (played by Charlie Georgio of SUPA Models). These scenes display the intense love and romance they share whilst also highlighting a darker side to the relationship. One that risks unraveling at any moment. Interwoven within these vignettes is a stunning lip sync performance of the track shot on location in East London. With the winter sun low the images are striking and provide a perfect counterpoint to the heartbreaking lyrics. Jordan Rossi, director of the video, says: “I’ve been wanting to work with Rika for sometime now and it feels that this video was a perfect storm. We were incredibly lucky with a stellar cast and crew plus the weather held out for us! This video is something different for both myself and Rika. It’s narrative. It packs a punch. It’s shot on location with pretty much all-natural light. It’s a powerful combination of a great story, gorgeous visuals and brilliant performances from the two leads.” The end result speaks for itself. Rika’s ‘Doses’ is the breakup anthem of 2020 and creating room for itself as an instant classic.
RIKA SHOWCASES HEARTBREAK IN NEW SONG ‘DOSES’ WITH VIDEO FROM DIRECTOR JORDAN ROSSI In a departure from her traditional pop anthems, Rika welcomes 2020 with a new single that charts the lows and highs of a relationship. ‘Doses’ pulls no punches singing about the toxicity of love. It’s a theme all too relevant for clued up 21st Century audiences. For the video Rika worked with Director and Photographer Jordan Rossi (signed to London-based production company The Graft) to bring this narrative and performance-led promo to life. The video itself weaves several different vignettes of Rika and her ex-boyfriend (played by Charlie Georgio of SUPA Models). These scenes display the intense love and romance they share whilst also highlighting a darker side to the relationship. One that risks unraveling at any moment. Interwoven within these vignettes is a stunning lip sync performance of the track shot on location in East London. With the winter sun low the images are striking and provide a perfect counterpoint to the heartbreaking lyrics. Jordan Rossi, director of the video, says: “I’ve been wanting to work with Rika for sometime now and it feels that this video was a perfect storm. We were incredibly lucky with a stellar cast and crew plus the weather held out for us! This video is something different for both myself and Rika. It’s narrative. It packs a punch. It’s shot on location with pretty much all-natural light. It’s a powerful combination of a great story, gorgeous visuals and brilliant performances from the two leads.” The end result speaks for itself. Rika’s ‘Doses’ is the breakup anthem of 2020 and creating room for itself as an instant classic.
RIKA SHOWCASES HEARTBREAK IN NEW SONG ‘DOSES’ WITH VIDEO FROM DIRECTOR JORDAN ROSSI In a departure from her traditional pop anthems, Rika welcomes 2020 with a new single that charts the lows and highs of a relationship. ‘Doses’ pulls no punches singing about the toxicity of love. It’s a theme all too relevant for clued up 21st Century audiences. For the video Rika worked with Director and Photographer Jordan Rossi (signed to London-based production company The Graft) to bring this narrative and performance-led promo to life. The video itself weaves several different vignettes of Rika and her ex-boyfriend (played by Charlie Georgio of SUPA Models). These scenes display the intense love and romance they share whilst also highlighting a darker side to the relationship. One that risks unraveling at any moment. Interwoven within these vignettes is a stunning lip sync performance of the track shot on location in East London. With the winter sun low the images are striking and provide a perfect counterpoint to the heartbreaking lyrics. Jordan Rossi, director of the video, says: “I’ve been wanting to work with Rika for sometime now and it feels that this video was a perfect storm. We were incredibly lucky with a stellar cast and crew plus the weather held out for us! This video is something different for both myself and Rika. It’s narrative. It packs a punch. It’s shot on location with pretty much all-natural light. It’s a powerful combination of a great story, gorgeous visuals and brilliant performances from the two leads.” The end result speaks for itself. Rika’s ‘Doses’ is the breakup anthem of 2020 and creating room for itself as an instant classic.
RIKA SHOWCASES HEARTBREAK IN NEW SONG ‘DOSES’ WITH VIDEO FROM DIRECTOR JORDAN ROSSI In a departure from her traditional pop anthems, Rika welcomes 2020 with a new single that charts the lows and highs of a relationship. ‘Doses’ pulls no punches singing about the toxicity of love. It’s a theme all too relevant for clued up 21st Century audiences. For the video Rika worked with Director and Photographer Jordan Rossi (signed to London-based production company The Graft) to bring this narrative and performance-led promo to life. The video itself weaves several different vignettes of Rika and her ex-boyfriend (played by Charlie Georgio of SUPA Models). These scenes display the intense love and romance they share whilst also highlighting a darker side to the relationship. One that risks unraveling at any moment. Interwoven within these vignettes is a stunning lip sync performance of the track shot on location in East London. With the winter sun low the images are striking and provide a perfect counterpoint to the heartbreaking lyrics. Jordan Rossi, director of the video, says: “I’ve been wanting to work with Rika for sometime now and it feels that this video was a perfect storm. We were incredibly lucky with a stellar cast and crew plus the weather held out for us! This video is something different for both myself and Rika. It’s narrative. It packs a punch. It’s shot on location with pretty much all-natural light. It’s a powerful combination of a great story, gorgeous visuals and brilliant performances from the two leads.” The end result speaks for itself. Rika’s ‘Doses’ is the breakup anthem of 2020 and creating room for itself as an instant classic.
RIKA SHOWCASES HEARTBREAK IN NEW SONG ‘DOSES’ WITH VIDEO FROM DIRECTOR JORDAN ROSSI In a departure from her traditional pop anthems, Rika welcomes 2020 with a new single that charts the lows and highs of a relationship. ‘Doses’ pulls no punches singing about the toxicity of love. It’s a theme all too relevant for clued up 21st Century audiences. For the video Rika worked with Director and Photographer Jordan Rossi (signed to London-based production company The Graft) to bring this narrative and performance-led promo to life. The video itself weaves several different vignettes of Rika and her ex-boyfriend (played by Charlie Georgio of SUPA Models). These scenes display the intense love and romance they share whilst also highlighting a darker side to the relationship. One that risks unraveling at any moment. Interwoven within these vignettes is a stunning lip sync performance of the track shot on location in East London. With the winter sun low the images are striking and provide a perfect counterpoint to the heartbreaking lyrics. Jordan Rossi, director of the video, says: “I’ve been wanting to work with Rika for sometime now and it feels that this video was a perfect storm. We were incredibly lucky with a stellar cast and crew plus the weather held out for us! This video is something different for both myself and Rika. It’s narrative. It packs a punch. It’s shot on location with pretty much all-natural light. It’s a powerful combination of a great story, gorgeous visuals and brilliant performances from the two leads.” The end result speaks for itself. Rika’s ‘Doses’ is the breakup anthem of 2020 and creating room for itself as an instant classic.
RIKA SHOWCASES HEARTBREAK IN NEW SONG ‘DOSES’ WITH VIDEO FROM DIRECTOR JORDAN ROSSI In a departure from her traditional pop anthems, Rika welcomes 2020 with a new single that charts the lows and highs of a relationship. ‘Doses’ pulls no punches singing about the toxicity of love. It’s a theme all too relevant for clued up 21st Century audiences. For the video Rika worked with Director and Photographer Jordan Rossi (signed to London-based production company The Graft) to bring this narrative and performance-led promo to life. The video itself weaves several different vignettes of Rika and her ex-boyfriend (played by Charlie Georgio of SUPA Models). These scenes display the intense love and romance they share whilst also highlighting a darker side to the relationship. One that risks unraveling at any moment. Interwoven within these vignettes is a stunning lip sync performance of the track shot on location in East London. With the winter sun low the images are striking and provide a perfect counterpoint to the heartbreaking lyrics. Jordan Rossi, director of the video, says: “I’ve been wanting to work with Rika for sometime now and it feels that this video was a perfect storm. We were incredibly lucky with a stellar cast and crew plus the weather held out for us! This video is something different for both myself and Rika. It’s narrative. It packs a punch. It’s shot on location with pretty much all-natural light. It’s a powerful combination of a great story, gorgeous visuals and brilliant performances from the two leads.” The end result speaks for itself. Rika’s ‘Doses’ is the breakup anthem of 2020 and creating room for itself as an instant classic.
RIKA SHOWCASES HEARTBREAK IN NEW SONG ‘DOSES’ WITH VIDEO FROM DIRECTOR JORDAN ROSSI In a departure from her traditional pop anthems, Rika welcomes 2020 with a new single that charts the lows and highs of a relationship. ‘Doses’ pulls no punches singing about the toxicity of love. It’s a theme all too relevant for clued up 21st Century audiences. For the video Rika worked with Director and Photographer Jordan Rossi (signed to London-based production company The Graft) to bring this narrative and performance-led promo to life. The video itself weaves several different vignettes of Rika and her ex-boyfriend (played by Charlie Georgio of SUPA Models). These scenes display the intense love and romance they share whilst also highlighting a darker side to the relationship. One that risks unraveling at any moment. Interwoven within these vignettes is a stunning lip sync performance of the track shot on location in East London. With the winter sun low the images are striking and provide a perfect counterpoint to the heartbreaking lyrics. Jordan Rossi, director of the video, says: “I’ve been wanting to work with Rika for sometime now and it feels that this video was a perfect storm. We were incredibly lucky with a stellar cast and crew plus the weather held out for us! This video is something different for both myself and Rika. It’s narrative. It packs a punch. It’s shot on location with pretty much all-natural light. It’s a powerful combination of a great story, gorgeous visuals and brilliant performances from the two leads.” The end result speaks for itself. Rika’s ‘Doses’ is the breakup anthem of 2020 and creating room for itself as an instant classic.
Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds interweave desire with danger in their new music video for Blue Moon Rising. In a clear union of creative genius, Dan Cadan, Scully and Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds present an electrifying music video for the bands newest single, Blue Moon Rising. Dan, back with his fourth collaboration with Noel and co-director Scully, is on fire. With a stellar roster including Madonna, Kasabian and Mumford & Son’s he has returned to directing with a narrative led visual charged with drama, 70’s undertones and cinematic flare. In a game of power play, the performance is sexy, electric and leaves you wanting more. The moody moving picture transports you through an addictive foot tapping performance that builds with tension as you follow actor Jack O’ Connell, who finds himself caught in the alluring web of a mystery woman, played by Gala Gordon. As a viewer you learn very quickly that the protagonist is entirely absorbed by the alluring character, and as he becomes more and more transfixed, the video cuts to Gallagher and his supposed ‘heavies’, plotting and planning in a dim lit back office. Jack and Gala are shepherded by a mysterious character played by James Nelson Joyce. With a film worthy narrative, the visual picks up pace in time with the bands moreish beat and echoed vocals. The provocative on-screen performances are well matched to the lyrics filled with love-sick intrigue and despair. Cadan who has a repertoire of films and collaborators under his belt has delivered another racy visual sure to grab your attention. The music video and single for Blue Moon Rising by Noel Gallagher’s High- Flying Birds is released today 30st January 2020. The single is taken from the forthcoming EP of the same name released on 6th March 2020.
Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds interweave desire with danger in their new music video for Blue Moon Rising. In a clear union of creative genius, Dan Cadan, Scully and Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds present an electrifying music video for the bands newest single, Blue Moon Rising. Dan, back with his fourth collaboration with Noel and co-director Scully, is on fire. With a stellar roster including Madonna, Kasabian and Mumford & Son’s he has returned to directing with a narrative led visual charged with drama, 70’s undertones and cinematic flare. In a game of power play, the performance is sexy, electric and leaves you wanting more. The moody moving picture transports you through an addictive foot tapping performance that builds with tension as you follow actor Jack O’ Connell, who finds himself caught in the alluring web of a mystery woman, played by Gala Gordon. As a viewer you learn very quickly that the protagonist is entirely absorbed by the alluring character, and as he becomes more and more transfixed, the video cuts to Gallagher and his supposed ‘heavies’, plotting and planning in a dim lit back office. Jack and Gala are shepherded by a mysterious character played by James Nelson Joyce. With a film worthy narrative, the visual picks up pace in time with the bands moreish beat and echoed vocals. The provocative on-screen performances are well matched to the lyrics filled with love-sick intrigue and despair. Cadan who has a repertoire of films and collaborators under his belt has delivered another racy visual sure to grab your attention. The music video and single for Blue Moon Rising by Noel Gallagher’s High- Flying Birds is released today 30st January 2020. The single is taken from the forthcoming EP of the same name released on 6th March 2020.
Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds interweave desire with danger in their new music video for Blue Moon Rising. In a clear union of creative genius, Dan Cadan, Scully and Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds present an electrifying music video for the bands newest single, Blue Moon Rising. Dan, back with his fourth collaboration with Noel and co-director Scully, is on fire. With a stellar roster including Madonna, Kasabian and Mumford & Son’s he has returned to directing with a narrative led visual charged with drama, 70’s undertones and cinematic flare. In a game of power play, the performance is sexy, electric and leaves you wanting more. The moody moving picture transports you through an addictive foot tapping performance that builds with tension as you follow actor Jack O’ Connell, who finds himself caught in the alluring web of a mystery woman, played by Gala Gordon. As a viewer you learn very quickly that the protagonist is entirely absorbed by the alluring character, and as he becomes more and more transfixed, the video cuts to Gallagher and his supposed ‘heavies’, plotting and planning in a dim lit back office. Jack and Gala are shepherded by a mysterious character played by James Nelson Joyce. With a film worthy narrative, the visual picks up pace in time with the bands moreish beat and echoed vocals. The provocative on-screen performances are well matched to the lyrics filled with love-sick intrigue and despair. Cadan who has a repertoire of films and collaborators under his belt has delivered another racy visual sure to grab your attention. The music video and single for Blue Moon Rising by Noel Gallagher’s High- Flying Birds is released today 30st January 2020. The single is taken from the forthcoming EP of the same name released on 6th March 2020.
Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds interweave desire with danger in their new music video for Blue Moon Rising. In a clear union of creative genius, Dan Cadan, Scully and Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds present an electrifying music video for the bands newest single, Blue Moon Rising. Dan, back with his fourth collaboration with Noel and co-director Scully, is on fire. With a stellar roster including Madonna, Kasabian and Mumford & Son’s he has returned to directing with a narrative led visual charged with drama, 70’s undertones and cinematic flare. In a game of power play, the performance is sexy, electric and leaves you wanting more. The moody moving picture transports you through an addictive foot tapping performance that builds with tension as you follow actor Jack O’ Connell, who finds himself caught in the alluring web of a mystery woman, played by Gala Gordon. As a viewer you learn very quickly that the protagonist is entirely absorbed by the alluring character, and as he becomes more and more transfixed, the video cuts to Gallagher and his supposed ‘heavies’, plotting and planning in a dim lit back office. Jack and Gala are shepherded by a mysterious character played by James Nelson Joyce. With a film worthy narrative, the visual picks up pace in time with the bands moreish beat and echoed vocals. The provocative on-screen performances are well matched to the lyrics filled with love-sick intrigue and despair. Cadan who has a repertoire of films and collaborators under his belt has delivered another racy visual sure to grab your attention. The music video and single for Blue Moon Rising by Noel Gallagher’s High- Flying Birds is released today 30st January 2020. The single is taken from the forthcoming EP of the same name released on 6th March 2020.
Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds interweave desire with danger in their new music video for Blue Moon Rising. In a clear union of creative genius, Dan Cadan, Scully and Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds present an electrifying music video for the bands newest single, Blue Moon Rising. Dan, back with his fourth collaboration with Noel and co-director Scully, is on fire. With a stellar roster including Madonna, Kasabian and Mumford & Son’s he has returned to directing with a narrative led visual charged with drama, 70’s undertones and cinematic flare. In a game of power play, the performance is sexy, electric and leaves you wanting more. The moody moving picture transports you through an addictive foot tapping performance that builds with tension as you follow actor Jack O’ Connell, who finds himself caught in the alluring web of a mystery woman, played by Gala Gordon. As a viewer you learn very quickly that the protagonist is entirely absorbed by the alluring character, and as he becomes more and more transfixed, the video cuts to Gallagher and his supposed ‘heavies’, plotting and planning in a dim lit back office. Jack and Gala are shepherded by a mysterious character played by James Nelson Joyce. With a film worthy narrative, the visual picks up pace in time with the bands moreish beat and echoed vocals. The provocative on-screen performances are well matched to the lyrics filled with love-sick intrigue and despair. Cadan who has a repertoire of films and collaborators under his belt has delivered another racy visual sure to grab your attention. The music video and single for Blue Moon Rising by Noel Gallagher’s High- Flying Birds is released today 30st January 2020. The single is taken from the forthcoming EP of the same name released on 6th March 2020.
Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds interweave desire with danger in their new music video for Blue Moon Rising. In a clear union of creative genius, Dan Cadan, Scully and Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds present an electrifying music video for the bands newest single, Blue Moon Rising. Dan, back with his fourth collaboration with Noel and co-director Scully, is on fire. With a stellar roster including Madonna, Kasabian and Mumford & Son’s he has returned to directing with a narrative led visual charged with drama, 70’s undertones and cinematic flare. In a game of power play, the performance is sexy, electric and leaves you wanting more. The moody moving picture transports you through an addictive foot tapping performance that builds with tension as you follow actor Jack O’ Connell, who finds himself caught in the alluring web of a mystery woman, played by Gala Gordon. As a viewer you learn very quickly that the protagonist is entirely absorbed by the alluring character, and as he becomes more and more transfixed, the video cuts to Gallagher and his supposed ‘heavies’, plotting and planning in a dim lit back office. Jack and Gala are shepherded by a mysterious character played by James Nelson Joyce. With a film worthy narrative, the visual picks up pace in time with the bands moreish beat and echoed vocals. The provocative on-screen performances are well matched to the lyrics filled with love-sick intrigue and despair. Cadan who has a repertoire of films and collaborators under his belt has delivered another racy visual sure to grab your attention. The music video and single for Blue Moon Rising by Noel Gallagher’s High- Flying Birds is released today 30st January 2020. The single is taken from the forthcoming EP of the same name released on 6th March 2020.
Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds interweave desire with danger in their new music video for Blue Moon Rising. In a clear union of creative genius, Dan Cadan, Scully and Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds present an electrifying music video for the bands newest single, Blue Moon Rising. Dan, back with his fourth collaboration with Noel and co-director Scully, is on fire. With a stellar roster including Madonna, Kasabian and Mumford & Son’s he has returned to directing with a narrative led visual charged with drama, 70’s undertones and cinematic flare. In a game of power play, the performance is sexy, electric and leaves you wanting more. The moody moving picture transports you through an addictive foot tapping performance that builds with tension as you follow actor Jack O’ Connell, who finds himself caught in the alluring web of a mystery woman, played by Gala Gordon. As a viewer you learn very quickly that the protagonist is entirely absorbed by the alluring character, and as he becomes more and more transfixed, the video cuts to Gallagher and his supposed ‘heavies’, plotting and planning in a dim lit back office. Jack and Gala are shepherded by a mysterious character played by James Nelson Joyce. With a film worthy narrative, the visual picks up pace in time with the bands moreish beat and echoed vocals. The provocative on-screen performances are well matched to the lyrics filled with love-sick intrigue and despair. Cadan who has a repertoire of films and collaborators under his belt has delivered another racy visual sure to grab your attention. The music video and single for Blue Moon Rising by Noel Gallagher’s High- Flying Birds is released today 30st January 2020. The single is taken from the forthcoming EP of the same name released on 6th March 2020.
Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds interweave desire with danger in their new music video for Blue Moon Rising. In a clear union of creative genius, Dan Cadan, Scully and Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds present an electrifying music video for the bands newest single, Blue Moon Rising. Dan, back with his fourth collaboration with Noel and co-director Scully, is on fire. With a stellar roster including Madonna, Kasabian and Mumford & Son’s he has returned to directing with a narrative led visual charged with drama, 70’s undertones and cinematic flare. In a game of power play, the performance is sexy, electric and leaves you wanting more. The moody moving picture transports you through an addictive foot tapping performance that builds with tension as you follow actor Jack O’ Connell, who finds himself caught in the alluring web of a mystery woman, played by Gala Gordon. As a viewer you learn very quickly that the protagonist is entirely absorbed by the alluring character, and as he becomes more and more transfixed, the video cuts to Gallagher and his supposed ‘heavies’, plotting and planning in a dim lit back office. Jack and Gala are shepherded by a mysterious character played by James Nelson Joyce. With a film worthy narrative, the visual picks up pace in time with the bands moreish beat and echoed vocals. The provocative on-screen performances are well matched to the lyrics filled with love-sick intrigue and despair. Cadan who has a repertoire of films and collaborators under his belt has delivered another racy visual sure to grab your attention. The music video and single for Blue Moon Rising by Noel Gallagher’s High- Flying Birds is released today 30st January 2020. The single is taken from the forthcoming EP of the same name released on 6th March 2020.
Godiva launches a modern campaign that instills wonder into the everyday through innovative chocolate storytelling. The Graft’s Vicky Lawton, shoots Godiva into the realm of fresh narrative storytelling with 5 films and stills to match, that depict the empowering love affair of Mimi and Pierre. Full of personality and playful curiosity, the campaign translates the all-encompassing the experience of Godiva chocolate, with a nod to the brand’s father, Pierre Draps and his wife. With all the style and expertise of Lawton’s film-making, it transports us to a luxurious world. One where gold is the go-to hue and tongue-curling deliciousness is on the menu. But with the aspirational comes tangible charm too. Capturing exciting visuals and nuanced performances, Lawton throws out the traditional chocolate ad rule book for something bold and refreshing that will keep you guessing until the closing frame. “Working with Creative Director Ruth Boulter and her creative team at McCann was an incredible experience. The project was a delight from start to finish, a visual treat and totally delicious. Perfecting the transition from reality to Pierre’s chocolate world was a fantastic process, from the intricate lighting of DOP Tony C Miller and beautiful production design from Joseph Bennett” Vicky Lawton.
Godiva launches a modern campaign that instills wonder into the everyday through innovative chocolate storytelling. The Graft’s Vicky Lawton, shoots Godiva into the realm of fresh narrative storytelling with 5 films and stills to match, that depict the empowering love affair of Mimi and Pierre. Full of personality and playful curiosity, the campaign translates the all-encompassing the experience of Godiva chocolate, with a nod to the brand’s father, Pierre Draps and his wife. With all the style and expertise of Lawton’s film-making, it transports us to a luxurious world. One where gold is the go-to hue and tongue-curling deliciousness is on the menu. But with the aspirational comes tangible charm too. Capturing exciting visuals and nuanced performances, Lawton throws out the traditional chocolate ad rule book for something bold and refreshing that will keep you guessing until the closing frame. “Working with Creative Director Ruth Boulter and her creative team at McCann was an incredible experience. The project was a delight from start to finish, a visual treat and totally delicious. Perfecting the transition from reality to Pierre’s chocolate world was a fantastic process, from the intricate lighting of DOP Tony C Miller and beautiful production design from Joseph Bennett” Vicky Lawton.
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