Dawn Shadforth - Selected Director Videography

Selected Director Videography

  • "Fun For Me - Moloko (1995)
  • "Special" - Garbage (1998)
  • "Beat Goes On" - All Seeing I (1998)
  • "Rewind (Find a Way)" - Beverley Knight (1998)
  • "King for a Day" - Jamiroquai (1999)
  • "What'Cha Gonna Do" - Eternal (1999)
  • "Sing It Back" - Moloko (1999)
  • "Spinning Around" - Kylie Minogue (2000)
  • "Bag It Up" - Geri Halliwell (2000)
  • "Can't Get You Out of My Head" - Kylie Minogue (2001)
  • "Living in a Magazine" - Zoot Woman (2001)
  • "Miss Lucifer" - Primal Scream (2002)
  • "In Your Eyes" - Kylie Minogue (2002)
  • "Weak Become Heroes" - The Streets (2002)
  • "Grey Day" - Zoot Woman (2003)
  • "Train" - Goldfrapp (2003)
  • "Kick It - Peaches (2004)
  • "French Kisses" - Jentina (2004)
  • "Chocolate" - Kylie Minogue (2004)
  • "Who Is It" - Björk (2004)
  • "Number 1" - Goldfrapp (2005)
  • "The Importance of Being Idle" - Oasis (2005)
  • "Ooh La La" - Goldfrapp (2005)
  • "Jetstream" - New Order (2005)
  • "Lights" - Scissor Sisters (2006)
  • "2 Hearts" - Kylie Minogue (2007)
  • "Drumming Song" - Florence + the Machine (2009)
  • "Wonderful Life" - Hurts (2010)
  • "Shake It Out" - Florence + The Machine (2011)
  • "You're The One" - Charli XCX (2012)

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