Love Spells’ barroom boogie
Directed by Shay Latukolan through SMUGGLER, the promo for Love Spells' new single Don't Touch is a stylish, slinky treat.
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View on- Production Company SMUGGLER/London
- Director Shay Latukolan
- Editing Cabin Edit/London
- Color Ethos Studio
- Executive Producer Elizabeth Doonan
- Producer Danielle Wright
- Line Producer Mitchka Saberi
- Production Designer Xavier Martinez
- DP Waleed Sokkar
- Editor Nathan Rodgers
- Senior Cutting Assistant Brian Raess
- Assistant Editor George Romo
- Senior Post Producer Marianna Terenzio
- Colorist Sam Howells
- Post Producer Jake Grom
- Head of Production (HP) Sasha Pace
- Executive Producer/Managing Director Eliana Carranza-Pitcher
- Executive Producer/Founder James Drew
- Sound Mixer Henry Gilchrist
- Post Producer Jenna Pangilinan
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Credits
powered by- Production Company SMUGGLER/London
- Director Shay Latukolan
- Editing Cabin Edit/London
- Color Ethos Studio
- Executive Producer Elizabeth Doonan
- Producer Danielle Wright
- Line Producer Mitchka Saberi
- Production Designer Xavier Martinez
- DP Waleed Sokkar
- Editor Nathan Rodgers
- Senior Cutting Assistant Brian Raess
- Assistant Editor George Romo
- Senior Post Producer Marianna Terenzio
- Colorist Sam Howells
- Post Producer Jake Grom
- Head of Production (HP) Sasha Pace
- Executive Producer/Managing Director Eliana Carranza-Pitcher
- Executive Producer/Founder James Drew
- Sound Mixer Henry Gilchrist
- Post Producer Jenna Pangilinan
This moody music video for Love Spells' Don't Touch follows the story of a boy meeting a girl in a low-lit bar and setting about some seriously sensual moves with her.
Showcasing director Shay Latukolan's cinematic style it also reveals his stunningly expressive choreography.
The film is centred around Love Spells' talented 21-year-old frontman Sir Taegen Harris and unfolds within the intimate setting of an uber-cool retro neighbourhood bar, where languid moves and subtle character interactions drive the narrative, resulting in an enjoyable four-minutes of smouldering and shimmying.
