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A music video for the song has been shot, and the video premiered on TRL on January 28, 2008, with Anthony Mandler as the director. The video features multiple versions of lead singer Ryan Tedder.
The video starts with people gathering at a funeral with a phone ringing and a door creaking while it's closing at a deserted town. We also see Ryan Tedder seemingly drowned in a bathtub, as he is completely submerged and unconscious. A different Ryan is shown standing over an empty grave, while a third Ryan is shown walking to a motel where he meets the band to sing the song.
Soon people start gathering and watching from outside the motel the band is playing in, while a fourth Ryan in a hooded jacket is seen in the next door room of the motel looking at a T.V. with nothing but static. Meanwhile the Ryan standing over the empty grave seems to leave his body, splitting into a fifth Ryan, who begins walking towards the motel.
As the fifth Ryan gets to the motel he is nearly hit by a car being driven by a sixth Ryan with a pregnant woman in the back. The car comes to a stop as these two Ryans look at each other. The static TV in the motel room with the hooded Ryan bursts into flames, and the video ends with the Ryan in the bathtub resurfacing.
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Produced by Draw Pictures and shot on January 9, 2008 at Club King King in Hollywood, the Bravery’s video for "Believe" features Sam Endicott’s directorial debut. Working with Liverpool England based animation team, Goodtimes Moving Images Ltd, Endicott’s video is a performance video utilizing camera tricks and post animation.
Saturated colors make the video feel old and TV like, while camera tricks like the Alfred Hitchcock style Dolly Zoom and Endicott wearing a doggy cam (a camera strapped to the body allowing the subject to be completely centered in frame while the background moves) while crowd surfing, combine with post animation.
Instead of hiring extras, The Bravery invited 200 of their loyal fans to be apart of the video. The video debuted on Yahoo! on February 7, 2008.
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The music video for "Don't Stop the Music" was premiered on BET's 106 & Park on July 20, 2007. The video was filmed the day after the "Shut Up and Drive" video in Prague.
The video opens with Rihanna and two of her friends coming out of a taxi, and they walk into a candy store telling a boy to be quiet. They sneak into the back of the candy store where there is a disco going on. The verse begins with Rihanna singing in the bathroom while checking herself out and putting on makeup. After this she walks out of the bathroom and walks into the club where everyone is dancing, and the chorus begins.
The second verse just shows Rihanna singing on a table in the club, singing around her friends and her dancing in the club. The video ends with Rihanna dancing, singing and on a table. Nolan Padilla from the Jennifer Lopez reality television show DanceLife also appears. The video was choreographed by Tina Landon.
The soundtrack to the video is an otherwise unreleased edit which also features an alternate vocal take of the final, partially acapella "Please don't stop the music..."
As of February 10, 2008, the music video for "Don't Stop the Music" has been viewed over 36.5 million times on popular video-sharing website YouTube, making it Rihanna's most viewed video on the site, as well as the site's eighth most viewed music video of all time.
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According to EMI Japan, the video for "A Beautiful Lie" was going to be shot in both Alaska and the North Pole. Jared Leto then moved the video to Greenland and the band has started shooting since August 29, 2007. Jared has said that the video will be environmentally safe and for every download of the video, it will go to an environmental charity. Jared Leto has said on an over-the-phone interview with 99X in Atlanta that the video will be like a short film and a documentary.
On the 28th January it was aired through Myspace and is soon to be aired on MTV. The video is showing the importance of global warming. The video was directed by Angakok Panipaq. It features hidden messages and a support website abeautifullie.org.
The music video has recently been shown through Rock Sound Magazines website and MySpaceTV. The Rock Sound article can be found online.
The video is a montage of images of the Alaskan environment interwoven with scenes of the band playing on the edge of an iceberg. Only the three remaining members of the band feature in the video, touring bassist Tim Kelleher does not make an appearance. The video contains two hidden messages about Global Warming.
The first one is a message that reads "WE ARE ALL GUILTY NO MATTER WHAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE TURN OFF YOUR TV GO OUT SIDE AND BREATHE" set in front of a multi colored sphere, most likely representing the earth. Also, The video ends with a message to the viewers: "Turn this off right now and go outside and breathe." The message is written upside-down and with the letters written backwards; not mirror-imaged, but the letters are typed out backwards.
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Directed by Josh Forbes, the music video features a miniature Bareilles performing at the piano inside a coin-operated jukebox that plays love songs. A steady stream of men and women enter the booth and insert coins to hear Bareilles play, watching her through a pinhole as she plays the same song day after day.
The lyrics express her growing frustration as she declares she is "not going to write you a love song today," and Bareilles grabs the next coin that rolls inside and jams the gears.
The next morning, the owner of the booth who was seen at the beginning of the video enters and notices that the jukebox has gone dark, and looks amazed when he discovers the coin. He retrieves the coin from the gears and hands it to Bareilles, affirming her independence.
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A music video for the single was released on November 16, 2007. The video focuses solely on lead singer, Jason Wade, as the rest of the band members do not appear in the video. The video begins by showing Wade sitting alone on a bed, with pictures of him and his girlfriend on the wall.
He proceeds to walk around the house, while various things in the room he's in begin to explode around him, such as the bed and pictures in the bedroom, and various food and drink items in the kitchen. Near the end things begin going in reverse, and everything that had exploded is put back together.
The video ends with Wade sitting back on the bed, however his girlfriend is now lying next to him. Throughout the video scenes of Wade playing alone in a room filled with lamps are also shown.
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The band began filming the video on January 5th 2008. A 30-second clip was soon added to Jimmy Eat World's official website, as well as the clip being shown on MTV Two, and then on the 27th of January, it was announced the video would premiere on MTV TRL on January 30th at 3.30pm.
The video follows a school trip to a science museum which mainly focuses on a boy and girl who both like each other. As the band plays, the two find themselves separated from their tour group and run around the museum, playing with the displays until they catch up with the rest of their class mates.
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There are two music videos for "Bleeding Love". The first was directed by Melina and was filmed in Los Angeles. It is set in an apartment block and features six storylines about couples in different stages of relationships: "The video is extremely emotional and shows everything from first love and unbridled passion to heartbreak, loss and anger.
Lewis stated that it is "real colourful, very funky, has lots of extras and I get to really perform." Melina explained her meaning of the video in an interview on MTV's Making the Video, saying that the water in the video is a metaphor for the tenants' love problems, as if the apartments are bleeding love.
For the video, Lewis wore a £100,000 Dolce & Gabbana crystal-encrusted dress, which weighed forty pounds, and reportedly had an entourage of 150 people on set, including five stylists flown out from the UK. The same dress was later worn by Victoria Beckham in the video for "Headlines (Friendship Never Ends)".
The video first aired on 17 October 2007, and was uploaded to popular video-sharing website YouTube the same day. After two weeks, the video had been viewed over three million times. As of 8 February 2008, it has been viewed over 23 million times. It is currently the 35th most viewed video of all time on YouTube.
Lewis filmed a second video in New York City for the US release of "Bleeding Love". The treatment for the video was written by Ryan Tedder and it was directed by Jesse Terrero. The video premiered in the United States on 29 January 2008 on PerezHilton.com and Yahoo! Music. It was uploaded to YouTube on 30 January 2008. Its television debut was on 4 February 2008 on VH1 as part of their "You Oughta Know" campaign.
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The music video was filmed on November 27 and November 28, 2007 at an exclusive Hollywood nightclub and restaurant, Social Hollywood, and had a budget of US$ 500,000.
The music video begins with a group of ruthless paparazzi taking pictures outside a residential area where various blonde girls are changing clothes and playfully dancing. Spears is then shown in front of a multi-colored illuminated background wearing a brown-fur vest, black bra, and destroyed jeans.
Scenes with Spears tearing negative tabloid covers down and creating positive ones are interpolated throughout the video. Spears later joins the other girls who have changed into matching blonde-bob wigs, dark sunglasses, and black trench coats as they enter a car being hounded by paparazzi.
The girls make it to the party and exit the car in different clothes. Spears is wearing a sequined purple dress and Kimoto styled jacket. Inside the party a rouge paparazzi joins the girls in the bathroom and Spears finds out he is a pap.
She writes "sucker" on his forehead with red lip-stick and begins to dance with her friends in the bathroom. Lastly the girls are seen back at the apartment watching an entertainment news show where the "Britney invasion" from earlier is reported. The final scene shows a close up of Spears's face smirking.
The video came in two versions: USA Version and International Version. The International Version included scenes of Britney with a short blonde wig at the beginning, and different scenes towards the end of the video. The USA version excluded the wig scenes. The videos both included the same video effects, though.
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You can't help but feel bad for the down-and-out animated character in Sound the Alarm's new video from their debut album, 'Stay Inside.'
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Arctic Monkeys - Leave Before The Lights Come On
The video was released on the band's official website on August 3, 2006. It was directed by John Hardwick, who was also at the helm for the video for "M.O.R." for the band Blur. The video was filmed in Sheffield in the Cultural Industries Quarter in July 2006 and features actors Kate Ashfield of Shaun of the Dead fame and Paddy Considine of In America and Cinderella Man.
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Arctic Monkeys - Teddy Picker
The video was directed by Roman Coppola, who has previously worked with The Strokes and Daft Punk. The whole video was completed in one day and features the band performing the song live in the studio and walking to a local pub.
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