James Blunt 'Love Me Better' by Vaughan Arnell
One look at his Twitter feed will tell you that despite your feelings for James Blunt, the man is incredibly self-aware. And self-deprecating to a tee. A recent Blunt line went: ""You thought 2016 was bad? I'm releasing a new album in 2017."
With that as a driving force, Vaughan Arnell reunites with Blunt to provide the ideal vehicle for the album's first single Love Me Better, blending hyper-colourful pop slickness and tongue-in-cheek humour in the kind a location the singer knows only too well - a neon-drenched nightclub.
And tonight, Blunt happens to be the least popular patron in the club - but coming to terms with his fate. Imagine if Nicolas Winding-Refn's Only God Forgives was actually about a 42-year-old man who can't keep up with nightclub culture despite his best intentions and you're most of the way there.
PRO Credits
Credits
| Director | Vaughan Arnell |
| Producer | Sue Caldwell |
| Production Company | Moxie Pictures |
| Executive Producer | Dawn Laren |
| Production Manager | Hattie Masterson |
| 1st AD | Ben Gill |
| Director of Photography | Will Bex |
| Focus Puller | Jessie Brough |
| 2nd AC | Will Gardner |
| Gaffer | Onkar Narang |
| Art Director | Debbie Moles |
| Wardrobe | Jonni Fitzgerald |
| Wardrobe | Lee Holden |
| Hair & Make-up | Michelle Bayliss |
| Hair | Oliver Woods |
| Editor | Claire McGonigal |
| Editing company | Final Cut |
| Colourist | Dave Ludlum |
| Post Producer | David Keegan |
| VFX | Barnsley |
| Lead actor | James Blunt |
| Commissioner | Dan Curwin |
| Label | Atlantic Records |
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