Lindy Heymann

Lindy Heymann
Occupation music video director
commercial director
feature film director
Years active 1990s-present

Lindy Heymann is a British director and assistant director, known for Showboy (2002), The Laughing King (2016) and Kicks (2009).[1]

Career

She received a BIFA for Best Directorial Debut for her feature film debut Showboy (2002). She also directs music videos & commercials and has worked with many acts. Recent work includes videos for Chase & Status, Imelda May, Keane & Take That[2] as well as a live concert DVD for The Specials which was nominated for a UK Music Video Award.

Filmography

Videography
  • The Proclaimers - Let's Get Married (1994)
  • The Proclaimers - What Makes You Cry (1994)
  • Ultramarine & Robin Wyatt - Happyland (1994)
  • Urban Cookie Collective - Sail Away (1994)
  • Duffy - London Girls (1995)
  • Faithless - Insomnia (1995)
  • Faithless - Salva Mea (1995)
  • Grant McLennan - Simone & Perry (1995)
  • Kristine W - One More Try (1995)
  • Melanie Williams & Joe Roberts - You Are Everything (1995)
  • Michelle Gayle - Happy Just To Be With You (1995)
  • Mister Jones - Out Of My Hair (1995)
  • Out of my Hair - In The Groove Again (1995)
  • Sister Bliss - Oh What A World (1995)
  • Sleeper - What Do I Do Now? (1995)
  • Teenage Fanclub - Mellow Doubt (1995)
  • Tin Tin Out feat. Espiritu - Always Something There To Remind Me (1995)
  • The Charlatans - Just Lookin' (1995)
  • The Charlatans - Just When You're Thinking Things Over (1995)
  • Dugstad - Elevator Song (1996)
  • Faithless - Don't Leave (1996)
  • Faithless - If Lovin' You Is Wrong (1996)
  • Leftfield - Release The Pressure (1996)
  • Lisa Moorish - Love For Life (1996)
  • Mundy - Life's A Cinch (1996)
  • Octopus - Jealousy (1996)
  • Pauline Taylor - Constantly Waiting (1996)
  • Ricky Ross - Good Evening Philadelphia (1996)
  • Ricky Ross - Radio On (1996)
  • Sister Bliss - Badman (1996)
  • The Brotherhood - One Shot (1996)
  • The Bluetones - Slight Return (1996)
  • Faithless - Insomnia [USA version] (1997)
  • Faithless - Reverence (1997)
  • Geneva - Into The Blue (1997)
  • Geneva - Tranquillizer (1997)
  • Hurricane #1 - Just Another Illusion (1997)
  • Hurricane #1 - Step Into My World (1997)
  • Michelle Gayle - Sensational (1997)
  • Terry Hall - Ballad Of A Landlord (1997)
  • Terry Hall - I Saw The Light (1997)
  • The Charlatans - How High [UK version] (1997)
  • The Charlatans - North Country Boy (1997)
  • The Charlatans - One To Another (1997)
  • The Lightning Seeds - What You Say (1997)
  • Delakota - The Rock (1998)
  • Headswim - Tourniquet (1998)
  • Linda McCartney - The White Coated Man (1998)
  • Montrose Avenue - Shine (1998)
  • Six by Seven - For You (1998)
  • Skinny - Failure (1998)
  • Santessa - Eyes On You (1999)
  • Sea Fruit - Hello World (1999)
  • Black Box Recorder - The Facts Of Life (2001)
  • Ronan Keating - She Believes (In Me) (2003)
  • Lil' Love - Little Love (2005)
  • Supafly vs Fishbowl - Let's Get Down (2005)
  • The Stands - Do It Like You Like (2005)
  • One Night Only - Just For Tonight (2007)
  • Amy MacDonald - Run (2008)
  • One Night Only - It's About Time (2008)
  • Sarah Whatmore - Undefined (2008)
  • Take That - Said It All (2009)
  • Chase & Status - Time (2011)
  • Imelda May - Inside Out (2011)
  • Keane - Sovereign Light Cafe (2012)
  • Imelda May - Wild Woman (2014)

References

  1. ↑ "Lindy Heymann". imdb.com. Retrieved 2017-01-31.
  2. ↑ "Lindy Heymann". imvdb.com. Retrieved 2017-01-31.

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