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2024 UK Music Video Awards
Date24 October 2024
LocationMagazine London, London
Hosted byAna Matronic
Most awardsAntsLive (3)
Most nominationsCharli XCX (7)
Websitewww.ukmva.com
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The 2024 UK Music Video Awards were held on 24 October 2024, in London, which recognises the best in music videos and music film making from United Kingdom and worldwide delivered between August 2023 and July 2024.[1] Submissions were open from June 2024 to 1 August 2024. The ceremony was hosted by American singer and former Scissor Sisters frontwoman Ana Matronic for a second year in a row.[2]

The nominations were announced on 25 September 2024. In terms of categories, the newcomer video categories were reduced from six to four grouping some, while the technical categories for Best Cinematography, Best Colour Grading and Best Editing were split into two each, for newcomer and non-newcomer videos.[3] British singer Charli XCX led the nominations with seven, followed by American singer-rapper Childish Gambino with six, while British singer Jade and Irish band Fontaines D.C. received five each.[4][5]

Charli XCX's "360", directed by Aidan Zamiri, won Video of the Year.[6] British rapper AntsLive was the most awarded artist of the ceremony with three awards, followed by Charli XCX, The Chemical Brothers, Fontaines D.C. and RM, all with two awards each. Canadian director Floria Sigismondi was honoured with the Icon Award for her "outstanding achievement in music videos for over the past three decades", presented by Lawrence Rothman.[2]

Video of the Year

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Video of the Year

Video Genre Categories

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Best Pop Video – UK Best Pop Video – International
Best R&B/Soul Video – UK Best R&B/Soul Video – International
  • Ezra Collective featuring Yazmin Lacey – "God Gave Me Feet for Dancing"
    (Director: Tajana Tokyo)
    • Sampha – "Can't Go Back"
      (Director: Saad Moosajee)
    • Mabel featuring Shygirl – "Look At My Body Pt. II"
      (Director: David Wilson)
    • Leigh-Anne – "My Love"
      (Director: Meji Alabi)
    • Anaiis – "Openhearted"
      (Director: Jenny Brough)
    • Olivia Dean – "Time"
      (Director: Jake Erland)
Best Dance/Electronic Video – UK Best Dance/Electronic Video – International
  • Justice – "Generator"
    (Director: Léa Ceheivi)
    • Salvatore Ganacci & Tommy Cash – "Ass & Titties"
      (Directors: Mistre Tesfaye & Joel Nkímyá)
    • Yseult – "Bitch You Could Never"
      (Director: Shadrinsky)
    • Innellea x Flowdan – "Forward Forever"
      (Director: Marco Fumolo)
    • Confidence Man – "I Can't Lose You"
      (Director: Zac Dov Wiesel)
    • Apashe – "Revenge of the Orchestra"
      (Director: Adrian Villagomez)
Best Rock Video – UK Best Rock Video – International
Best Alternative Video – UK Best Alternative Video – International
  • RM – "LOST!"
    (Director: Aube Perrie)
    • Hyukoh & Sunset Rollercoaster – "Antenna"
      (Director: Rafhoo)
    • Nick Leng – "Beetlebugs"
      (Director: Josh Sondock)
    • Judeline – "Inri"
      (Director: Nono + Rodrigo)
    • Mitski – "My Love Mine All Mine"
      (Director: AG Rojas)
    • Jerry Paper – "Scenic Route"
      (Director: Dan Streit)
Best Hip Hop/Grime/Rap Video – UK Best Hip Hop/Grime/Rap Video – International
  • AntsLive – "Captain Ants"
    (Director: Tom Emmerson)
    • J Hus – "Cream"
      (Director: Nicholas Lam)
    • Jeshi featuring Fredwave, Louis Culture & J Caesar – "Disconnect!"
      (Director: Blackwall)
    • Unknown T featuring Loyle Carner – "Hocus Pocus"
      (Director: Felix Brady)
    • Meekz – "Mini Me's"
      (Director: KC Locke)
    • Bashy – "Sweet Boys Turned Sour"
      (Director: George Power)
Best Pop / R&B / Soul Video – Newcomer Best Dance / Electronic Video – Newcomer
  • Matilda Mann – "Meet Cute"
    (Director: Ben Harris)
    • Rio Rainz – "BAD"
      (Directors: Nathan Ivor-Barlow & Marcus Prowse)
    • Konyikeh – "Lie to Me"
      (Director: Billy King)
    • Hillari – "New Beginnings"
      (Director: David Vu)
    • Moonchild Sanelly – "Scrambled Eggs"
      (Director: Jabu Nadia Newman)
    • Joalin – "Without You"
      (Director: Deadhorses)
  • Realo – "Money Up Pants Down"
    (Director: Alex Acy)
    • FEUX – "Angel"
      (Director: Owen Kasparian)
    • Siriusmo featuring Mr Oizo – "Doppelklick"
      (Director: Niels P Rost)
    • Mura Masa – "Rise"
      (Director: The Reids)
    • Elisa Delage – "Shikaponk"
      (Director: Martin Malnoe)
    • Lydsten – "Bias"
      (Director: Simon Lmarchand)
Best Rock / Alternative Video – Newcomer Best Hip Hop / Grime / Rap Video – Newcomer
  • Elbow – "Lovers' Leap"
    (Director: Baby)
    • Oracle Sisters – "Alouette"
      (Director: Jim Longden)
    • Sam Akpro – "Death by Entertainment"
      (Director: Pedro Takahashi)
    • Honeyglaze – "Don't"
      (Director: James Ogram)
    • Humane the Moon featuring Jeshi – "K9"
      (Director: Rawtape)
    • DEADLETTER – "Mere Mortal"
      (Director: Laurence Hills)
  • AntsLive – "Cutlery"
    (Director: Billy King)
    • Audrey Nuna – "Cellulite"
      (Director: Zac Dov Wiesel)
    • John Glacier – "Cows Come Home"
      (Director: Yasser Abubeker)
    • Yvnnis – "Gare du Nord"
      (Director: Ferina)
    • ONHA – "Kodak"
      (Director: Nitram)
    • Wallace Cleaver – "Plus rien n'est grave"
      (Director: Sangfroid)

Technical and Craft Categories

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Best Performance in a Video Best Production Design in a Video
Best Styling in a Video Best Choreography in a Video
  • Jeremy Pope – "U Lost + What I Gotta Do"
    (Choreographer: Parris Goebel)
  • Mette – "Bet"
    (Choreographer: Tyrik J Patterson)
  • Soprano – "Facile À Danser"
    (Choreographer: Ikenna David)
  • Ezra Collective featuring Yazmin Lacey – "God Gave Me Feet for Dancing"
    (Choreographers: Kikz Katika & Michele Zan)
  • Childish Gambino – "Little Foot Big Foot"
    (Choreographer: Shay Latoukolan)
  • Molchat Doma – "Ty Zhe Ne Znaesh Kto Ya"
    (Choreographer: Arran Green)
Best Cinematography in a Video Best Cinematography in a Video – Newcomer
  • Lil Dicky – "HAHAHA"
    (Cinematographer: Benjamin Loeb)
    • Justice – "Generator"
      (Cinematographer: Benoît Soler)
    • RAYE – "Genesis"
      (Cinematographer: David Wright)
    • Fontaines D.C. – "Here's the Thing"
      (Cinematographer: Antoine Cormier)
    • Alaskan Tapes – "Of Woods and Seas"
      (Cinematographer: Oliver Millar)
    • James Blake – "Playing Robots Into Heaven"
      (Cinematographer: João de Botelho)
  • Wallace Cleaver – "Plus rien n'est grave"
    (Cinematographer: Angelo Marques)
    • James Massiah – "Charlie"
      (Cinematographer: Natasha Duursma)
    • Chameleon – "I Never Knew You Well"
      (Cinematographer: Ignas Laugalis)
    • Konyikeh – "Lie to Me"
      (Cinematographer: Riu Jiang Ong)
    • Stone – "Queen"
      (Cinematographer: Louis Evennou)
    • ĠENN – "The Sister Of"
      (Cinematographer: Borya Borysov)
Best Colour Grading in a Video Best Colour Grading in a Video – Newcomer
  • Alaskan Tapes – "Of Woods and Seas"
    (Colourist: Sam Gilling at Outsider Editorial)
    • Charli XCX – "360"
      (Colourist: Myles Bevan at Studio RM)
    • Pink – "All Out of Fight"
      (Colourist: Megan Lee at Electric Theatre Collective)
    • AntsLive – "Captain Ants"
      (Colourist: Tim Smith at No. 8)
    • Friedberg – "My Best Friend"
      (Colourist: Christopher Hanisch)
    • Cassie Marin – "Tanto"
      (Colourist: Daniel de Vue at Trafik)
  • Say Lou Lou – "Dust"
    (Colourist: Alex O'Brien at Okay Studio)
    • Nick Wilson – "For You It Was Him"
      (Colourist: Sophie Sugrue at Harbor Picture Company)
    • Konyikeh – "Lie to Me"
      (Colourist: Vanessa Aparicio at Glassworks)
    • Downtown Kayoto – "My Best"
      (Colourist: Nielsan Bohl at Selected Works)
    • Wallace Cleaver – "Plus rien n'est grave"
      (Colourist: Eudes Quittelier at Monumental FX)
    • Nia Archives – "Unfinished Business"
      (Colourist: Mara Ciorba at Harbor Picture Company)
Best Editing in a Video Best Editing in a Video – Newcomer
  • Yvnnis – "Gare du Nord"
    (Editor: Ferina)
    • John Glacier – "Cows Come Home"
      (Editor: Ben Cowan)
    • ONHA – "Kodak"
      (Editor: M Tikal)
    • 21 Savage – "Redrum"
      (Editor: Anders Mills)
    • Mura Masa – "Rise"
      (Editor: The Reids & Mura Masa)
    • KiLLOWEN x Tommy Villiers – "Top Bins"
      (Editor: Jets)
Best Visual Effects in a Video Best Animation in a Video
  • The Chemical Brothers featuring Beck – "Skipping Like a Stone"
    (VFX Artists: Pensacola)
    • The Rolling Stones – "Angry"
      (VFX Artists: Jonny Freeman & George Brunt)
    • Mette – "Bet"
      (VFX Artists: Matt Fuller, Brad Wood, Heather Costa, Guy Tourgeman, Alex Morote & Frank Engen)
    • Justice – "Generator"
      (VFX Artists: Mathematic; VFX Executive Producer: Guillaume Marien; VFX Supervisor: Jéhan Bouazza; VFX Producer: Gouna Logan; VFX Coordinator: Camille Lorthioy; VFX Team: Naathan Vidal, Guillaume Boudeville, Jules Giraud, Adrien Delecroix, Eva Clerc, Andrea Hervet, Miki Stojanovski, Aleksandar Trajkovski, Maksym Gioda, Charline Parisot, Julie Cervantes, Frederic Boulin, Morgane Scionico, Martin Teillet, Anais Sassatelli, Stanislas Gruenais, Djelloul Bekri, Selim Meddeb, Benjamin Mack, Julien Michel, Tiago Barbosa, Olivier Tournayre, Laurent Launes, Samuel Roux & Frederic Brandon)
    • RM – "LOST!"
      (VFX Artists: Pineapple VFX)
    • Cassie Marin – "Tanto"
      (VFX Artists: Alex Snookes, Zak Dimaria, Ryland Bowen-Johnson, Pat Muños, Steven Nelson, Jaguar Lee, Elyse Resseguie, Yu Fujii, Sarah Banks, Eric Epstein, Andrey Nikolaev & Scott Stirling)
  • Coldplay – "feelslikeimfallinginlove"
    (Animators: Tokay, Dante Zaballa, Martin Robic, Kinemus, Jack Zhang, Niki Lindroth von Bahr, moera.cf, Gaia Esther Martia, Aaron Fisher, Karlotta Freier, Raman Djafari, Isabel Garrett, Hannah van der Weide, Kohana Wilson & Ram Han)
    • L'Impératrice – "Danza Marilù"
      (Animators: Vincent Albert, Armand Goxe, Gabrielle Selnet, Arthur Sevestre & May Taraud)
    • Elsa y Elmar – "entre las piernas"
      (Animators: Eyco, Krishna Kothari, Pari Tawale, Emalie Tison, Matteo Yermia, Louai Ben Adda, Sali Samadbegishvili, Jan Henrik Hansen, Pola Lucas, Dani Bassi & Rodrigo Yao; FX Animators: Guillaume Degroot & Avto Gvaramia; Character Layout & Posing: Jeremy Lelorrain)
    • HONNE – "Girl in the Orchestra"
      (Animator: Jenny Jokela)
    • Sad Night Dynamite – "Wake Up, Pass Out"
      (Animators: Balázs Simon & Dávid Dell'edera)
    • Danny Brown – "Y.B.P."
      (Animator: William Child)

Special Video Categories

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Best Live Video Best Special Video Project

Individual and Company Categories

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Best Director Best New Director
  • Aube Perrie
    • Aidan Zamiri
    • C Prinz
    • François Rousselet
    • Tanu Muino
    • Tom Emmerson
  • The Reids
    • Billy King
    • Jake Erland
    • Pedro Takahashi
    • Sang Froid
    • Zac Dov Wiesel
Best Production Company Best Producer
  • Object & Animal
    • DIVISION
    • Iconoclast
    • Pulse Films
    • Riff Raff Films
    • Stink Films
  • Theo Hue Williams
    • Chris Murdoch
    • Ernest Bouvier
    • Manoela Chiabai
    • Rowan Mackintosh King
    • Two Happy (Joseph J Goldman & Luke Tierney)
Best Creative Commissioner
Best Agent Best Executive Producer
  • Alexa Haywood (FreeAgent UK)
    • Alex Brinkman (Object & Animal)
    • Andre Reid-McKinley (REPmedia)
    • Claire Stubbs & Connie Meade (Mouthpiece)
    • Lee Fairweather (Leethal Reppin)
    • Sarah Boardman, Joceline Gabriel & Camille Semprez (HANDS)
  • Alex Brinkman (Object & Animal)
    • Dom Thomas (Object & Animal)
    • Dominic Mckiernan (Stink Films)
    • Elena Argiros & Rik Green (Pulse Films)
    • Frank Borin & Ivanna Borin (Underwonder Content)
    • Jules de Chateleux (DIVISION)
Icon Award

References

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  1. ^ "The UK Music Video Awards 2024 Launches". Original Rock. 13 June 2024. Retrieved 27 September 2024.
  2. ^ a b "Charli XCX, AntsLive, RM, The Chemical Brothers & Fontaines D.C. triumph at UK Music Video Awards". Music News. 24 October 2024. Retrieved 25 October 2024.
  3. ^ "UK Music Video Awards 2024: all the nominations for this year's UKMVAs". Promonews. 25 September 2024. Retrieved 27 September 2024.
  4. ^ "Charli XCX tops UK Music Video Awards 2024 nominations". Geo News. 25 September 2024. Retrieved 27 September 2024.
  5. ^ "Charli XCX leads UK Music Video Awards nominations". Music News. 25 September 2024. Retrieved 27 September 2024.
  6. ^ Williams, Megan (24 October 2024). "Charli XCX wins best video at UK MVAs 2024". Creative Review. Retrieved 25 October 2024.
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