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July 2015

EXCLUSIVE: 2015 MTV VMA Professional/Technical Categories

And without any ado, the Professional/Technical nominees for the 2015 MTV VMAs are:

BEST ART DIRECTION

BEST CHOREOGRAPHY

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY

BEST DIRECTION

Taylor Swift f/ Kendrick Lamar "Bad Blood" (Joseph Kahn, dir.)
Mark Ronson f/ Bruno Mars "Uptown Funk" (Bruno Mars & Cameron Duddy, dir.)
Kendrick Lamar "Alright" (Colin Tilley & The Little Homies, dir.)
Hozier "Take Me To Church" (Brendan Canty & Conal Thomson of Feel Good Lost, dir.)
Childish Gambino "Sober" (Hiro Murai, dir.)

BEST EDITING

BEST VISUAL EFFECTS

Visit MTV.com for more details. And tune-in to the 2015 MTV VMAs on August 30...

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Bankroll Mafia "Bankrolls On Deck" (Kennedy Rothchild, dir.)

T.I. presents his new super group BANKROLL MAFIA

Here's the visual for their first single entitled " BANKROLL'S ON DECK"

directed by @KennedyRothchild ( Director of T.I.'s " ABOUT THE MONEY " video ).

Post Malone "White Iverson" (Van Alpert, dir.)

Post Malone has the dreads and a deadly no-look hook shot, but the "White Iverson" reference is clearly about running circles around the post-rap competition — or, at least, riding a Rolls in circles out near a desert basketball court.

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Serge Devant & Damiano "Fearing Love" (Tobias Deml, dir.)

Story by Serge Devant Directed by Tobias Deml Produced by Hiroki Kamada & Jessa Zarubika Prodigium Pictures (LA) www.prodigium-pictures.com www.sergedevant.com www.facebook.com/SergeDevant www.instagram.com/sergedevant www.twitter.com/sergedevant Download @Beatport (world): http://po.st/fearinglovebp

Community / News

Camerimage Cinematography Fest: Call For Entries

CAMERIMAGE, the International Film Festival Of the Art of Cinematography is open for music video submissions.

The deadline is August 17, with the event scheduled for November 14 - 21 in Bydgoszcz, Poland.

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Snow Patrol "The Lightning Strike (what if this storm ends?)" (Jimmy N., dir.) [unofficial]

Vince Staples "Norf Norf" (Vince Staples, Spike Jordan, dir.)

“I ain’t never ran from nuthin but the police,” raps maybe the hottest rap newcomer since Kendrick in this surreal clip, in which we see Vince getting booked and tossed in the slammer, just like 1 in 6 African American males, according to the NAACP.

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Steve Aoki "Neon Future" (Mike Harris, dir.)

A sexy and surreal Eyes Wide Shut situation in this collaboration between Steve Aoki and Empire Of The Sun.

Black Eyed Peas "Yesterday" (Pasha Shapiro & Alissa Torvinen, dir.)

A crate-digging expedition where Black Eyed Peas go back to their roots with visual and audio recreations of everyone from De La Soul to N.W.A. to Public Enemy.

And as Erykah Badu pointed out, it is a similar concept to her "Honey" video, but the album homage is tried and true with examples from Liz Phair to Cornershop and, most recently and memorably, Roy Kafri —and, hey, sampling is as old as hip-hop itself.

Mark Mulcahy "Where's The Indifference Now?" (Mark Pellington, dir.)

Mark Mulcahy is one of those artists where either you've never heard of him, or you've been a fan since his days in '80s/'90s coulda/shoulda alternative band Miracle Legion.

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