Video Of The Year: Bjork – 'Wanderlust' Best Art Direction In Video: Bjork – 'Wanderlust' Best Cinematography In A Video: The Last Shadow Puppets – 'The Age Of The Understatement' Best Editing In A Video: Hot Chip – 'Ready For The Floor' Best Styling In A Video: The Hoosiers – 'Cops And Robbers' Best Telecine In A Video: KT Tunstall – 'If Only' Best Visual Effects In A Video: The Horrors – 'She Is The New Thing' Best International Video: Justice – 'Stress' The People's Choice Award: Leona Lewis - 'Bleeding Love' Best Pop Video: Kate Nash – 'Foundations' Best Rock Video: Supergrass – 'Bad Blood' Best Indie/Alternative Video: Bjork – 'Wanderlust' Best Dance Video: Utah Saints - 'Something Good 08' Best Urban Video: Kano – 'Hustler' Best Budget Video: Example – 'Me And Mandy' The Icon Award: Jonathan Glazer (Academy Films)

why not add these too?

Best Director- Nima Nouridzareh Best New Director- James Copeman Best Producer- Grace Bodie Best Commissioner- Tim Nash

I still don't understand how Wanderlust is a british music video.

I'm pretty sure the label is in London. But the Directors, production, and artist were all residing in nyc at the time.

"Hot chip" wins best editing? I'm offended. Let editors pick the winner, i'd say Justice for the "Stress" video. Now THAT'S good editing!

PS: Wonderlust, boring video.

Encyclopedia's Acceptance video

Keith Schofield's acceptance video

(neither quite top this from a few years ago...)

and...

Adam Buxton's "George Bush Addresses the UK Music Video Awards" video

Thanks Captainmarc. Most informative.

Jonathan Glazer's "Critics" featuring his parents Stanley and Ella