London Music Video Awards

London Music Video Awards London Music Video Awards®is a film festival that showcases music videos from around the world.

31/08/2026

“The Misfits / The Rebels”, directed by .jean, is an animated music video with a retro visual style. It follows Lita and Bret racing through Midwichpolis as rebellion erupts across the City of Light.
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Jean Delaunay builds the video around the style of 1980s and 1990s Japanese anime, not simply through its character design but through the techniques that gave those productions their rhythm.
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The city never feels like a backdrop so much as something the characters are trying to break through, turning the pursuit into a collision between speed, confinement and rebellion.

CREDITS
Artist:
Director: .jean
Production Company:
Original Story:
Screenplay:
Storyboards:
Art Direction: Antoine Delach
Technical Direction / AI Specialist:
Original Character Design:
Original Vehicle Design: Fernando Correa
Look Development: , Antoine Delach, ,
3D Modelling & Texturing: Florence Ciuccoli, Francesca Hughes, Piotr Glabinski
3D Layout & Previz: .jean, Justin Zurrow,
3D Lighting & Rendering: , , Francesca Hughes
3D FX: Alexandre Jacques, , Antoine Delach, Justin Zurrow
3D Animation: ,
Compositing: , Marianne Olivié, , , Antoine Delach,
Titles & GFX Design:
Mix & Mastering: Thibault Chaumont

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25/08/2026

“Gravity”, directed by , places Sean among family and friends while making clear that company is not the same as presence. The absence at the centre of the film is never personified. It is felt in his stillness.⁠
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Director gradually allows reality to loosen its rules around him. The levitation is the video’s most elaborate image, but it works because it is treated less as spectacle than as an extension of his state of mind.⁠
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“Gravity” understands that grief does not always look like collapse. The video gives distance a physical form, turning gravity into something less about what holds us to the earth than what keeps us attached to someone who is gone.

CREDITS
Artist:
Director:
Producer / Executive Producer: .eth
Production:
Cinematography:
Production Manager:
1st AD: .real.falco
2nd AC / Loader:
Production Designer:
Wardrobe Stylist:
Editor:
Colourist:

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24/08/2026

Only 2 weeks left until the Early Bird Deadline closes! LMVA 2027 will be our biggest festival yet, featuring cinema screenings, live performances, and an illustrious awards ceremony.⁠ ⁠
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18/08/2026

Only 3 weeks left until the Early Bird Deadline closes! LMVA 2027 will be our biggest festival yet, featuring cinema screenings, live performances, and an illustrious awards ceremony.⁠ ⁠
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17/08/2026

“Make Me Famous” takes one of the darker sides of fame and celebrity culture and pushes it to an extreme. Directed by , the video imagines a world where fame becomes inseparable from attention and notoriety.⁠
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Its chaotic energy comes through in theatrical imagery and dark humour. Kim Dracula remains at the centre, turning each increasingly extreme moment into part of the performance.⁠
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What makes “Make Me Famous” memorable is the uncomfortable idea beneath all that excess. The video turns the pursuit of attention into spectacle, questioning how far someone will go to be remembered.⁠

CREDITS
Director:
Producer:
Director of Photography:
Production Designer: .run
Stylist:
Makeup and Hair Artist:
1st AD: .beedie
Editor:
Colourist:
VFX:
Sound Design:
Stunt Coordinator:
Precision Driver: .toystunts
Steadicam:
Video Commissioner:
Scorpio Ops:
SWAT:
Stills:

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11/08/2026

.coke “I Want To Feel It In My Heart”, directed by .mov with cinematography by , is a beautifully atmospheric music video about faith and the distance between wanting to believe in something and actually being able to feel it.⁠
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Much of that emotion comes through the cinematography. Henry Coke is surrounded by fog and mist that seem to swallow the landscape around him, turning the environment into an extension of his own uncertainty.⁠
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The video does not try to explain the song or resolve its questions. Instead, it gives Henry space to simply exist within them. There is a patience and precision to the direction that allows those questions to remain unresolved, which feels entirely right for a song built around faith and the desire to believe.⁠

CREDITS
Director / Producer: .mov
Director of Photography:
1st AC / Gaffer:
Editor: .mov
Colourist:

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10/08/2026

Only 1 month left until the Early Bird Deadline closes! LMVA 2026 will be our biggest festival yet, featuring cinema screenings, live performances, and an illustrious awards ceremony.⁠ ⁠
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Submit your video now through the link in our bio! 💫

Our Early Bird deadline for submissions is on 7th September! 🗓️⁠⁠Here's how to enter:⁠⁠1️⃣ Visit our website ⁠2️⃣ Naviga...
10/08/2026

Our Early Bird deadline for submissions is on 7th September! 🗓️⁠
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Here's how to enter:⁠
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1️⃣ Visit our website ⁠
2️⃣ Navigate to the "Video Submissions" section⁠
3️⃣ Select a category⁠
4️⃣ Submit your video⁠
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Link in bio 🔗⁠
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03/08/2026

“A Place to Call Home” is an animated music video created for World of Warcraft, directed by and produced by .studio.tv in partnership with . The video follows a group of adventurers across Azeroth, moving through familiar landscapes, characters and battles from the game.

The film uses richly detailed 2D animation, combining expressive character movement with painterly backgrounds and atmospheric lighting. Its transitions are especially creative, moving between locations rather than relying on simple cuts.

“A Place to Call Home” stands out for the detail and imagination of its animation. The fluid transitions help connect each part of the journey, while the visual style brings the world of World of Warcraft to life and closely connected to the atmosphere of AURORA’s music.

CREDITS
Artist:
Director:
Production: .studio.tv
In collaboration with:
Art Director:
Technical Director: .choukroune
Animation Supervisor: .v
Animation Supervisor:
Compositing Supervisor:
Producer:

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