After her stellar work on Grimes' "Oblivion" video, Emily Kai Bock returns with a nightmarish clip about the dark side of adolescence. Ryan Dombal talks with her about societal indoctrination and maintaining artistic integrity in the branded age.

The video for Antony's "Cut the World" is a bloody depiction of the relationship between a secretary and her boss, starring Willem Dafoe. Jenn Pelly talks to Antony and director Nabil Elderkin.

Carrie Battan chats with London soul newcomer Jessie Ware and rising art star Kate Moross about their simple and sophisticated visual aesthetic, including behind-the-scenes details on the gorgeous one-take video for "Wildest Moments".

Bewildered by the white snakes, silver dancers, and medieval weapons in the new Grimes video? The artist and director talks to Carrie Battan about the inspirations-- Britney, Tarantino, 15th-century painters-- and the dangers behind her new clip.

The video for "Grown Up" features an engaging turn from child actor Dante Hoagland as a young Danny Brown. Larry Fitzmaurice talks to Hoagland and director Greg Brunkalla about keeping mom happy on the set of a rap video, and more.

The Atlanta rapper and director Thomas C. Bingham talk about their exploitation-themed, nine-and-a-half-minute mini-movie, thinking outside the hip-hop box, and the logistical difficulties in maintaining a cannibal strip club.

The vibrant, kid-filled new tUnE-yArDs video is not only terribly cute, it's also a comment on the sad state of arts funding within America's education system. Merrill Garbus and filmmaker Mimi Cave talk to Lindsay Zoladz about the clip.

Video veteran Director X talks to Jenn Pelly about Drake's "re-bar mitzvah" clip. X dishes on Lil Wayne's skateboard mayhem, where they found a synagogue to host the shoot, and why a Catholic wouldn't be allowed to have this much fun.

Filmmaker AG Rojas talks to Ryan Dombal about his brilliantly unhinged Jack White video, in which a group of kids tear an adult-less world to shreds. Includes insights on robo-tripping, bloody hopscotch, and spitting in people's faces.

In the new Grimes video, singer Claire Boucher steals the spotlight from a football game, confusing a lot of shirtless dudes in the process. We talk to the artist and director Emily Kai Bock about gender stereotypes and the power of perception.

In his latest video, filmmaker Hiro Murai turns St. Vincent's Annie Clark into a Godzilla-sized museum piece. Jenn Pelly talks to the director about the voyeurism of art galleries, old-school special effects, and breaking free from your own art.

Video director Melina Matsoukas, who has helmed clips for everyone from Beyoncé to Gaga, talks to us about her latest team up with Rihanna, which depicts a thrillingly manic pill-popping love affair.

In the wildly destructive new Mister Heavenly video, a pack of crazed "Man Wolfs" lay waste to a quaint suburban abode. We break down the wreckage with director Corey Adams.