Radar Music Videos is:
- for clients to commission excellent and outstanding music videos and have them promoted.
- for filmmakers who want to find music video work to find work.
- a network to empower and enable filmmakers worldwide.
- a place for filmmakers to network and support each other.

To that end, these are the community guidelines:

I'm in Hell, and if you are interested in what Hell looks like, let me tell you: it's lots of air-kissing, and minimalist-yet-soft dresses in various neutral colours all somehow incorporating chiffon. As I got no fee for my last few music videos, I took a gig filming London Fashion Week so I could afford a plane ticket home. The pace has been unrelenting, not helped by the edit suite I'm using having a copy of Final Cut powered by rubber bands and grumpy hamsters.

Riddle me this, o internets. Why does everybody get their knickers in a twist about the violence in this music video (which I love), and totally ignore the steaming pile of morally bankrupt shite that is this video? Back in t'day, John Hughes would have made a movie about how that redhead nerdy chick totally gets revenge on Little Miss Cool for being such a psycho bully. (Oh wait, I think he already did).

Grahame Maclean is a panel member of the BBC FilmNetwork and runs his own music publishing company. He's happy to provide free advice about publishing copyrights to any filmmaker and will no doubt also be very happy to talk about production music for any of your non-music video projects.
www.northstarmusic.co.uk