Nigel Dick
Nigel Dick became one of the most prolific music video directors of the MTV era, working from the mid-1980s into the 2000s across rock, Britpop, pop and post-grunge. He made his name on Guns N' Roses' run of breakout videos — "Welcome to the Jungle" (1987), "Sweet Child o' Mine" (1988) and "Paradise City" — in the clean, performance-driven style he often favoured. He went on to direct Britney Spears' debut "...Baby One More Time," Oasis classics including "Wonderwall," and was a repeat collaborator on several Nickelback videos, as well as with acts like Tears for Fears and the Backstreet Boys. His range stretched well beyond rock — from 90s pop balladry for Céline Dion to dance-pop for Cher, and on to a run of 2000s post-grunge and alt-rock videos for Staind, Fuel and The Calling.
4:00
3:51
4:15
4:42
3:40
3:28
4:12
5:00
3:59
4:47
2:41
3:48
4:42
3:53
5:33
4:56
4:00
4:08