Tue, 16 July 2019 at 1:19 am

Brooklyn Beckham Directs First-Ever Music Video for Indie Band JAWS - Watch Now!

Brooklyn Beckham makes his directorial debut!

The photographer helmed his first music video, for Birmingham-based indie-pop group JAWS‘ “End of the World.”

Brooklyn teamed up with Louis Berry to direct the visual for the track, off JAWS‘ recently released album The Ceiling.

Filmed at the Roaring Tiger Karate Club in Coseley, the video is a touching tribute to drummer Eddy Geach’s late father, who was a karate fan and practitioner.

“I went to a JAWS gig and I fell in love with a song of theirs called ‘End Of The World,’” Brooklyn said. “It sparked an idea in me to make a music video for the guys – I met with [frontman] Connor [Schofield] and the band to ask them if I could. They loved the idea that Louis and I came up with and before we knew it, we were shooting it.”

“It’s a personal song for JAWS, so we did a recce down in Connor‘s hometown to pool our thoughts for it,” Brooklyn continued. “We wanted to use karate kids because they have a meaningful connection to the band and it’s a theme that follows from the album artwork.”

“I had so much fun filming and co-directing this one, I would love to direct more videos in future,” Brooklyn Beckham added.

Connor shared, “The song is about trying to get on with your life regardless of any s–t that’s dragging you down, you know the saying ‘the world keeps spinning’ sort of thing, and the video follows that.”

Check it out now!