Steve Barron
Steve Barron directed some of the most technically ambitious music videos of the early MTV era, particularly his rotoscoped pencil-sketch animation for a-ha's "Take On Me" in 1985. Earlier, he had worked with Michael Jackson on "Billie Jean" and created the computer-animated sequences for Dire Straits' "Money For Nothing." Barron maintained a strong relationship with a-ha across six videos and later moved into feature film directing.
80s
3:05
The Jam — Going Underground
3:27
The Human League — Don't You Want Me
4:32
Toto — Africa
4:35
Joe Jackson — Breaking Us In Two
3:52
Fleetwood Mac — Hold Me
3:21
Spandau Ballet — Lifeline
5:32
Toto — Rosanna
3:48
Thomas Dolby — She Blinded Me With Science
3:37
Joe Jackson — Steppin' Out
3:44
The Human League — (Keep Feeling) Fascination
4:49
Rod Stewart — Baby Jane
4:56
Michael Jackson — Billie Jean
3:41
Madonna — Burning Up
4:01
Bryan Adams — Cuts Like A Knife
3:17
Eddy Grant — Electric Avenue
3:25
Culture Club — It's A Miracle
3:46
Bryan Adams — Run To You
4:01
Bryan Adams — Heaven
3:49
a-ha — Hunting High and Low
4:39
Dire Straits — Money For Nothing
4:43
Bryan Adams — Somebody
3:28
Bryan Adams — Summer Of 69
4:04
a-ha — Take On Me
4:40
a-ha — The Sun Always Shines on T.V.
3:36
a-ha — Cry Wolf
4:52
a-ha — I've Been Losing You
4:16
a-ha — Manhattan Skyline
6:24
a-ha — The Living Daylights
