The untimely death of Andrew MacNaughtan leaves us with unspeakable sadness. With his passing, we've lost a brother, dear friend and a cornerstone of Revolver. Andrew was a hugely accomplished, award-winning director and photographer whose work elevated standards in the industry and whose beautiful spirit touched countless people. We are grateful for his loyalty and generosity, his trust and humour. In mourning, we send our deep condolences to his family and to his amazing partner, Alex. We love you, Andrew, you are magnificent.

Feist's new album, Metals. Album artwork graphic design by Revolver's Graydon Sheppard with Robyn Kotyk & Sammy Rawal. Creative Director, Jannie McInnes.

Sammy Rawal's video for Bonjay, "Stumble" is nominated for the UKVMA for Best International Dance Video. Awards are on November 8th in London. Click HERE to watch the video.

Watch Lisa Mann's new video for Cascada, "Au Revoir," featuring choreography by Luther Brown, HERE.

On the 30th anniversary of MTV, Wendy Morgan's video for Gnarls Barkley "Going On" is named in TIME Magazine's list of the 3 decades' ALL-TIME Best Music Videos!

Click HERE to see the whole list, and click HERE to watch the video.

See Fluorescent Hill present their N.A.S.A. featuring Tom Waits & Kool Keith video, "Spacious Thoughts" at FLUX on August 2nd, in Los Angeles. The screening series, at the Hammer Museum of Art, features innovative short films, music videos, features, filmmaker retrospectives and the most interesting visual work from around the globe.

Visit the program website HERE for more information.

Look At What The Light Did Now: Directed by Anthony Seck, Produced by Jannie McInnes & Anthony Seck.

Click here to visit the official website for upcoming events and festival screenings.

Read Elle Magazine's interview with Wendy Morgan in their iconic music video feature:

She’s been in the music biz for several years, but it was 2010’s Tightrope that propelled Janelle Monáe toward commercial success. Showcasing her signature pompadour-and-tuxedo combo, Tightrope takes place at a futuristic mental institution where dancing is forbidden. “Janelle breaks the rules and creates the Tightrope dance, which allows her to travel through time and space,” says director Wendy Morgan. “Unfortunately when she escapes, the mirror-faced attendants—who are inspired by Sun Ra’s 1974 film, Space Is the Place—are not far behind and bring her back.”

Morgan says the infectious choreography was the brainchild of Monáe and the Memphis Jookin’ Society, dancers who played her fellow inpatients in the video. “Dance greats like James Brown served as references,” says Morgan.

Wendy Morgan's video for Janelle Monáe, "Tightrope", has been named The Top Music Video of 2010 by NME:

Directed by Wendy Morgan, this video takes place at the Palace of the Dogs, a sanitorium where the likes of Charlie Parker and Jimi Hendrix were once admitted.

Best bit? It inspired a whole new dance craze - probably the best one since Soulja Boy...which is a welcomed change.

Lisa Mann directs "Singing in the Rain," a Dove Music video where Dove invited 14 real women to strut their stuff with moves by famed choreographer Aakomon AJ Jones. On 1 million views, Dove will donate $100,000 to the Dove Self-Esteem Fund.

Read more here.