Lewis Cater
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Lewis Cater (born April 16, 1989) is a British director of music videos and commercials.
Career[edit]
In 2008; whilst studying film, television and journalism at the University of Lincoln. Lewis directed, produced and edited a number of videos for upcoming British artists. Lewis received his first major label video commission in 2010 for the American dance-rock band Cobra Starship, upon graduating from University 2011 he began his career in directing. Lewis has since then gone to direct hundreds of videos for artists across multiple genres, with his work being viewed by millions around the world. His work has been feature across multiple broadcasters and publications such as the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, MTV, MuchMusic, Kerrang, Fuse, Huffington Post and Rolling Stone.
Lewis has directed commercial spots for IKEA, Citroën, Greggs and HyperX amongst others.
In 2020, the Lewis Cater directed video "Some Kind Of Disaster" for All Time Low received a nomination for the "Best Alternative Video" at the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards.
Lewis Cater has directed videos for Calum Scott, All Time Low, Shinedown, Sum 41, Nothing But Thieves, Pendulum, Cobra Starship, Emeli Sandé, Ella Henderson among others.
Filmography[edit]
Music Videos[edit]
- Cobra Starship - "Living In The Sky With Diamonds" (2010)
- Black Cards - "Dr. Jekkyl & Mr. Fame (Live In London)" (2010)
- Kodaline - "All My Friends" (2012)
- Nothing But Thieves - "Emergency" (2013)
- Nothing But Thieves - "Graveyard Whistling" (2014)
- Nothing But Thieves - "Last Orders" (2014)
- Nothing But Thieves - "Wake Up Call" (2014)
- Moose Blood - "Gum" (2015)
- Moose Blood - "Honey" (2016)
- Moose Blood - "Knuckles" (2016)
- Neck Deep - "In Bloom" (2017)
- Neck Deep - "Parachute" (2017)
- Moose Blood - "Talk In Your Sleep" (2017)
- Moose Blood - "Have I Told You Enough" (2018)
- Boston Manor - "Halo" (2018)
- Architects - "Royal Beggars" (2018)
- Architects - "Modern Misery" (2018)
- With Confidence - "Waterfall" (2018)
- The Dangerous Summer - "Fire" (2018)
- Tiny Moving Parts - "Medicine" (2019)
- Sum 41 - "45 (A Matter Of Time)" (2019)
- Stand Atlantic - "Hate Me (Sometimes)" (2019)
- All Time Low - "Some Kind Of Disaster" (2020)
- Stand Atlantic - "Jurassic Park" (2020)
- Stand Atlantic - "Blurry" (2020)
- The Hunna - "Young and Faded" (2020)
- Pendulum - "Nothing For Free" (2020)
- Holding Absence - "Afterlife" (2021)
- World's First Cinema - "Make Me A Monster" (2021)
- Cavetown - "Ur Gonna Wish U Believed Me" (2021)
- Ella Henderson, House Gospel Choir, Just Kiddin' - "Risk It All" (2021)
- Emeli Sandé - "Family" (2021)
- Emeli Sandé - "Brighter Days (2021)
- Calum Scott - "Heaven" (2022)
- DJ Craig Gorman, Alex Hosking "Workout" (2022)
- Shinedown - "Dead Don't Die" (2023)
- Shinedown - "A Symptom Of Being Human" (2023)
- Holding Absence - "A Crooked Melody" (2023)
- Laufey - "Bewitched" (2023)
Awards[edit]
Shorty Awards[edit]
| Year | Nominee / work | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 2012 | Best Director in Social Media | Nominated |
MTV Video Music Awards[edit]
| Year | Nominee / work | Award | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | All Time Low "Some Kind Of Disaster" | Best Alternative Video | Nominated |
References[edit]
- ↑ https://www.thelineofbestfit.com/news/laufey-shares-the-new-track-bewitched
- ↑ "SHINEDOWN Shares Music Video for 'Dead Don't Die'". 18 January 2023.
- ↑ "Watch All Time Low's moving new video for 'Some Kind of Disaster'". NME. 21 January 2020.
- ↑ "Emeli Sandé makes a big return with new single "Family"".
- ↑ "Cavetown 'Ur Gonna Wish U Believed Me' by Lewis Cater | Videos".
- ↑ "Sum 41 Examine Divisive Political Culture in '45' Video". Loudwire. 8 July 2019.
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