Jake Nava
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Jake Nava is a music video and commercial director. He is represented for Commercials in Europe by Independent Films and Anonymous Content within the US. He grew up in Hackney, London, England and later moved to the United States.[1]
Nava's video Badman, featuring Roll Deep and produced in collaboration with the Metropolitan Police to support the anti-gun crime Operation Trident, was named as video of the year by MTV.[2] In 2007 he was nominted for MTV's Best Director award for the Beyoncé & Shakira video Beautiful Liar.[3] The 2003 video Crazy in Love, which Nava directed for Beyoncé, was nominated for the MOBO Best Video award[4] and won the Cads04 Music Vision Award sponsored by Music Week.[5]
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[edit] Commercials
- Deichmann - Sugababes
- Revlon - "Weightless" f. Jessica Alba
- Revlon - "My Way" f. Jessica Alba and Beau Garrett
- Rimmel - "16hrs" and "C Line" f. Kate Moss
- Revlon - "So Good, So Long" f. Halle Berry
- Armani - "Diamonds" f. Beyonce
- L'Oreal - "Film Curl Power" f. Beyonce
- L'Oreal - "Tag Spray Curl Power" f. Taig
- Deichmann - "The Game" f. Pussycat Dolls
- San Miguel - "Three Ships"
- John Frieda - "We See You Tv"
- Deichmann - "Heels" and "Ballerina" f.Pussycat Dolls
- Naomi Campbell - "Cat Deluxe"
- Puma - "Bags"
- Puma - "Shower"
- Puma - "Hairdresser"
- Del Monte - "Inspector"
- Barcardi - "Barcadi-Mexico"
- Pantene - "Swing"
- Pantene -"Hair Test"
- Dr. Scholl's - "Crazy Good/Vavoom"
- John Frieda - "Brilliant Brunettes"
- John Frieda - "Knowing Brunettes"
- Halifax - "Extra Thing"
- Tommy Hilfiger - "Christina Millian"
- Tommy Hilfiger - "Fefe Dobson"
- Tommy Hilfiger - "Fonzworthe Bentley"
- Tommy Hilfiger - "Robin Thicke"
- HSBC - "Guide"
- HSBC - "Haute Couture"
- Rimmel - "Backseat"
- Dr. Scholl's - "Open Toe"
- Debenhams - "Country Club"
- Axe - "Length"
- Maxfactor - "Carmen"
[edit] Music videography
1994
- Lulu - "Goodbye Baby and Amen"
1995
- Mark Morrison - "Crazy (Remix)"
Ivan Matias - "So good to come home to"
1996
- Mark Morrison - "Return of the Mack"
- Mark Morrison - "Horny"
1997
- Shola Ama - "You Might Need Somebody"
- Shola Ama - "You're The One I Love"
- The Bee Gees - "Still Waters (Run Deep)"
1998
- Andrea Martin - "Let Me Return The Favour"
- 911 - "All I Want Is You"
- Lo Fidelity Allstars featuring Pigeonhed - "Battle Flag"
1999
- Me One - "Old Fashioned"
- Urban Species featuring Imogen Heap - "Blanket"
- Beverley Knight - "Made It Back"
- Beverley Knight - "Greatest Day"
- Shola Ama - "Still Believe"
2000
- Tina Turner - "Whatever You Need"
- Jamelia - "Call Me"
- True Steppers & Dane Bowers featuring Victoria Beckham - "Out Of Your Mind"
- Glamma Kid - "Bills 2 Pay"
- Spice Girls - "Holler"
2001
- Dane Bowers - "Shut Up... And Forget About It"
- Roni Size/Reprazent - "Dirty Beats"
- Blue - "Too Close"
- Victoria Beckham - "Not Such An Innocent Girl"
2002
- Mis-Teeq - "B With Me"
- Ms. Dynamite - "It Takes More"
- Atomic Kitten - "It's OK"
- Atomic Kitten - "The Tide Is High (Get The Feeling)"
- Ms. Dynamite - "Dy-na-mi-tee"
- The Cranberries - "Stars"
- Holly Valance - "Naughty Girl"
- Atomic Kitten - "The Last Goodbye"
- Atomic Kitten - "Be With You"
2003
- Big Brovaz - "OK"
- Mis-Teeq - "Scandalous"
- Lisa Maffia - "All Over"
- Audio Bullys - "Way Too Long"
- Des'ree - "It's Okay"
- Nodesha - "Get It While It's Hot"
- Beyoncé featuring Jay-Z - "Crazy in Love"
- Mis-Teeq - "Can't Get It Back"
- Beyoncé featuring Sean Paul - "Baby Boy"
- 112 featuring Supercat - "Na, Na, Na"
- Blaque - "I'm Good"
- Nodesha - "That's Crazy"
- Kelis - "Milkshake"
2004
- Kylie Minogue - "Red Blooded Woman"
- Enrique Iglesias featuring Kelis - "Not in Love"
- Holly Valance - "State of Mind"
- Beyoncé - "Naughty Girl"
- Natasha Bedingfield - "Single"
- Dido - "Don't Leave Home"
- Usher - "Burn"
- Utada - "Easy Breezy"
- Brandy - "Who Is She 2 U"
- Britney Spears - "My Prerogative"
- Mis-Teeq - "One Night Stand (U.S. Version)"
- Lindsay Lohan - "Rumors"
2005
- Natalie Imbruglia - "Shiver"
- Lindsay Lohan - "Over"
- Destiny's Child - "Cater 2 U"
- Rooster - "You're So Right For Me"
- System of a Down - "B.Y.O.B."
- Lindsay Lohan - "First"
- Mariah Carey - "Shake It Off"
- Mariah Carey featuring Jermaine Dupri- "Get Your Number"
- Rolling Stones - "Streets Of Love"
2006
- Paul Oakenfold featuring Brittany Murphy - "Faster Kill Pussycat"
- George Michael - "An Easier Affair"
- Robbie Williams - "Lovelight"
- P!nk - "Nobody Knows"
- Roll Deep - Badman
2007
- Beyoncé & Shakira - "Beautiful Liar"
2008
[edit] References
- ^ "Hip-hop video targets folly of gun culture", The Guardian, 2006-11-03. Retrieved on 2008-04-15.
- ^ "The Media 50: Newsmakers of 2007", The Independent, 2007-12-31. Retrieved on 2008-04-15.
- ^ "MTV sets the stage for the battle of the pop princesses", The Independent, 2007-08-09. Retrieved on 2008-04-15.
- ^ "Women to the fore in Mobo nominations", The Independent, 2003-09-02. Retrieved on 2008-04-15.
- ^ "Beyonce video rocks expanded Cads event: UK's Nava scoops top award for US-commissioned clip", Music Week, 2004-06-19. Retrieved on 2008-04-15.
[edit] External links
- Jake Nava at the Music Video Database
