THE CAMERA GUYS × NEW GUARDZ

NEW
GUARDZ.

Three films.
One creative relationship.

EXPLORE THE COLLABORATION

THE COLLABORATION

A DIFFERENT LOOK.
THE SAME CHEMISTRY.

From the Bournemouth seafront to London after dark.

New Guardz first found The Camera Guys while looking for a London-based videographer. “30 Degrees” took us to Bournemouth and began a creative relationship that continued across multiple releases.

Each track brought a different visual direction: coastal performances, handheld London footage and an edit full of transitions, then a film drawing on classic hip-hop imagery. The thread running through them is the collective itself.

Explore our music video production through three very different New Guardz projects.

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BOURNEMOUTH / THE FIRST FILM

30 DEGREES

New Guardz — 30 DEGREES music videoEXPLORE THE FILM

Coastal daylight. Collective energy.

Seven MCs, one videographer and a three-to-four-hour filming window across Bournemouth Pier, beach and promenade. A bright performance film that started the collaboration.

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LONDON / MOVEMENT & MASKING

EVERYTHING IS NEVER ENOUGH

New Guardz — EVERYTHING IS NEVER ENOUGH music videoEXPLORE THE FILM

Five hours on the move. An inventive edit.

Handheld performances around London, including Leadenhall Market, filmed by one videographer in a five-hour booking. Masking and transition work take the footage into a more playful visual world.

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LONDON / HIP-HOP REFERENCES

SWARMER

New Guardz — SWARMER music videoEXPLORE THE FILM

Classic influences. A new interpretation.

A one-day shoot built around five classic hip-hop video references. Masked formations, London exteriors and character-led setups give the collective several different worlds to perform in.

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Hanzo Blades performance at Leake Street Graffiti Tunnel

BEYOND THE GROUP

THE CONNECTIONS
KEEP GOING.

The relationship also led to “Hanzo Blades”, bringing Tommy Biz, Row D, Tintz and Flowtecs together over Lewi B production. A four-hour shoot at Leake Street Graffiti Tunnel used smoke, portable lighting and creative editing to give one setting several distinct looks.

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THE NEXT PRODUCTION

GOT SOMETHING
THAT NEEDS FILMING?

Tell us what you’re planning, where it is and what you need at the end of it. We’ll work out the production from there.