When Zuzu discovers that a dangerous asteroid is hurtling towards earth, she converts her bedroom into an apocalypse shelter and cuts herself off from the world. The story was inspired by the community of "preppers", a community of people who go to extraordinary lengths to prepare for a near-future apocalypse. In this humourous take on the idea, Zuzu puts her own prepping skills to good use in a video that combines the darkly comic with playful execution.
The warehouse rock performance might be a stock video set-up, but Malia James keeps it fresh by hitting all the right angles and lighting in this sharp one for Catfish And The Bottlemen.
You might expect the random run-in that inspires a moment of charity here to lead to an adventure where we discover the Saintly side of Noel Gallagher. Instead, we just discover why Noel hates music videos.
Rock stars are just like you and me. Case in point: Noel Gallagher relaxes just like everybody else: He sits on the couch, slips on some great headphones, and watches some roller derby.
UK singer Laura Doggett puts in a sterling performance in Rollo's slow-burning 'tale of heartbreak' promo for her forthcoming single Moonshine.
FROM THE DIRECTOR
ROLLO
"In essence it's a simple story in which we study the fallout from heartbreak and our heroine being forced to embrace the future in order to move past it. It was an idea I had in the back of my head for a while, but it took this collaboration to properly realise it - everything fit together very well.
