Music Video

Pay Phone Pennies was the debut single from The Vampyrics. Shot on location on a hot summer’s day the video uses cinematic prime lenses and drone footage.

This is the first in a series of visualisers for the artist Nobody’s Wolf Child commissioned by All Saints. Filmed at 1000 frames per second on a Phantom high speed camera it was a real joy bringing the artist’s vision to life, creating something truly beautiful.

Jeremiah tells the incredible true story of the much-misunderstood Luddite rebellion – a movement that spanned the whole of northern England and had more British soldiers fighting it than Napoleon. Ever thought about a House of Lords debate staged as a rap battle? Accompanied by a cellist, violinist and guitarist fusing hip hop beats with cinematic orchestration the story is told through the lens of the life of Jeremiah Brandreth, the instigator of the Luddites’ final stand and the last man in British History to be beheaded by axe for High Treason.

This video was the brainchild of Jonny at All Saints and features a dancing roast chicken. South African rapper Moonchild Sanelly was very pleased with the video, which went on to gain something of a cult following!

We were commissioned by All Saints to make this video for Majestic, a Ministry of Sound house producer, garage MC and resident Kiss FM DJ. Working with the excellent Dan Cox we created this 3d creature (which we referred to as the Spaghetti Monster) which dances to the track in a grimy warehouse.