List of Films Shot in Toronto - Music Videos

Music Videos

  • 30 Seconds to Mars, "The Kill" (2006)
  • 50 Cent, "God Gave Me Style" (2005)
  • Addictiv, "Over It" (2009)
  • Aleesia, "Angel"
  • Aleesia, "Bubble Gum"
  • Barenaked Ladies, "Enid"
  • Barenaked Ladies, "The Old Apartment"
  • Brendan Canning, "Love is New"
  • Choclair, "Let's Ride"
  • Clipse, "Ma, I Don't Love Her"
  • Damhnait Doyle, "Tattooed"
  • Default, "Wasting My Time" (2001)
  • Econoline Crush, "You Don't Know What It's Like"
  • Edward Maya & Mia Martina - Stereo Love
  • Finger Eleven, "Drag You Down"
  • Howie Day, "Collide"
  • Hilary Duff, "Our Lips are Sealed"
  • Kelly Clarkson, "Behind These Hazel Eyes"
  • k-os, "Crabbuckit" (2004)
  • LIGHTS, "Toes"
  • Marilyn Manson, "The Beautiful People"
  • Mýa, "Fallen"
  • Mudvayne, "Forget to Remember"
  • Organized Rhyme, "Check the O.R."
  • Pantera, "Walk" (1993)
  • Parachute Club, "Rise Up" (1983)
  • Play, "Us Against The World" (2002)
  • Rush, "Subdivisions" (1982)
  • Sasha, "If You Believe" (1998)
  • Simple Plan, "Jet Lag" (2011)
  • Snow, "Everybody Wants to Be Like You"
  • The Spoons, "Romantic Traffic" (1984)
  • The Cranberries, "Animal Instinct" (1999)
  • The Johnstones, "Gone For A Long Time"
  • The Trews, "Hope & Ruin" (2011)
  • The Used, "Take It Away" (2004)
  • The Used, "The Bird and the Worm" (2007)

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