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October 2007

Dougal Wilson and Bat For Lashes at the MTV Europe Music Awards 2007

29/10/2007 - Permalink

Congratulations to Dougal Wilson for his MTV Europe Music Awards
nomination for the year’s Best Video Award - Video Star!
His atmospheric video for Bat For Lashes 'What's A Girl To Do'
is due to be screened at the awards show at the Olympiahalle München in Germany on Thursday 1st November 2007.

Fingers crossed Dougal!

New video for The Hives by Kalle Haglund

24/10/2007 - Permalink

Set in Stockholm's Liljevalchs konsthall, Kalle Haglund directs the
explosive debut single "Tick Tick Boom" from their new release
'The Black and White Album'.

Congratulations to Marcus Adams!

16/10/2007 - Permalink

Congratulations to Colonel Blimp's own Marcus Adams - his two
latest videos have stormed up the charts and the singles are still going strong.
The Sugababes'"About You" and Fedde Le Grand featuring Ida Corr's "Let Me Think About It" remain at number 1 and 2 respectively for the fourth week in a row.

Sarah Chatfield directs David Jordan "A Place In My Heart"

04/10/2007 - Permalink

Sarah Chatfield maintains her run of form with a bespoke lighting extravaganza for Mercury debutante David Jordan (director’s cut) "A Place In My Heart".