Music Videos
Music videos are created to visually bring a song to life, helping promote the artist while making the track more engaging and memorable. They can tell a story, showcase a performance, or focus on mood and visuals, all with the aim of connecting with the audience and strengthening the artist’s image.
Wizzy Wayne - Cold War [Music Video] | P110
The music video for Wizzy Wayne Cold War was created as a fast paced run and gun shoot, meaning there was no pre planned reconnaissance, just arriving on location and using the surroundings creatively to shape each scene. Despite the spontaneous approach, the entire project was shot, edited and completed within just one week, showcasing an efficient and agile production process. After its release on the P110 platform, the video quickly gained traction, amassing around 10,000 views within its first four weeks online.
SADDAM OPIEE - One Day (Visualizer)
The music video for Saddam Opiee came together quickly after he reached out through a mutual contact, setting the project in motion with minimal delay. The shoot followed a run-and-gun approach, backed by a light recce to make the most of the locations. Filming was completed in just one day, with editing taking around 18 hours spread across six days, reflecting a fast but focused turnaround. Shot in the countryside on the way to Blackburn, the visuals made creative use of a field of sheep and a lakeside setting to build atmosphere. Once released on YouTube, the video steadily gained traction, going on to surpass 80,000 views.
The music video for Grittz came together quickly after a deal was agreed and the project was set in motion. It followed a run and gun approach, relying on spontaneity and the creative use of locations without extensive planning. The video was shot and edited within two weeks, highlighting a fast and efficient turnaround. Once released on the P110 platform and YouTube, it built momentum and went on to rack up around 10,000 views.