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Beats

Jamie Whitby directs “Beats Presents: Bukayo Saka ft. Thierry Henry,” a dynamic collaboration with Beats.

Tinder

Jamie Whitby’s genuine narrative of human connection seeks to reshape the story surrounding online dating, particularly for a younger audience.

My Mochi

Jamie Whitby, the director, infuses the brand’s eccentric and delightful essence into the ‘Melt Your Mouth’s Mind’ Campaign.

An escapist at heart, Jamie Whitby mobilizes unusual camera and editing techniques to summon surreally, heightened worlds. His highly-conceptual approach has yielded collaborations with brands and artists, including Yamaha, Muji, and Glass Animals, as well as multiple Vimeo Staff Picks and UK music video award nominations. Outside of commercials, he is currently in the development of a six-part TV series – a psychedelic thriller based on the novel Glow by British author Ned Beauman.

One Plus

Jamie Whitby directs the online advert campaign for OnePlus’s new 65-inch TV. Featuring captivating 3D on-screen graphics that burst out of the television and flow around the studio space.

Yamaha

Jamie Whitby helms the direction of Yamaha’s brand film, illustrating how Yamaha products empower individuals from diverse demographics and skill levels to create, perform, or enjoy music.

Sad Night Dynamite

Sad Night Dynamite, Jamie Whitby invites us to embark on a surreal adventure to the Psychedelic Views Hotel. Through a hallucinatory point-of-view journey, where goats wander freely and logic blurs, Whitby masterfully nods to previous SND videos. His clever incorporation of visual effects and animation adds a layer of peculiarity, amplifying the woozy, sleazy atmosphere.

Yellow Days

Jamie Whitby directed the music video for Yellow Days, featuring ten sets in a single day. To explore various lighting options, they creatively interchanged the ceiling and back wall. Whitby also practically captured the transitions between rooms, using a camera mounted sideways on a dolly for dynamic shots.