John Hardwick

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John Hardwick is a music video, TV commercial and film director.

Contents

[edit] Filmography

  1. 33X Around the Sun (2005)
  2. Mule (2002)
  3. Blur: The Best of (2000) (V) (video "M.O.R.")
  4. To Have and to Hold (2000)

[edit] Videography

  1. Arctic Monkeys - Leave Before The Lights Come On (August 2006)
  2. Blur - Out of Time (April 2003)
  3. Hefner - Good Fruit [version 2] (October 2000)
  4. Hefner - I Took Her Love For Granted (September 1999)
  5. Travis - Why Does It Always Rain On Me? (August 1999)
  6. Travis - Writing to Reach You (March 1999)
  7. The Bluetones - Solomon Bites The Worm (February 1998)
  8. Blur - M.O.R. (August 1997)
  9. Orbital - The Saint (Version 2) theme song remix (1997)
  10. Hefner - Sweetness Lies Within

[edit] Television Commercials

  1. Umbro - "Goalpost"
  2. Sony - Ad campaign for Sony Walkman
  3. Radio 1 - "Fat Lad"

[edit] External links

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