BBFF2025 | MUSIC VIDEO SHOWCASE

A fun free event being held on the Horizon Rooftop Bar at Hotel Marvell

Thursday 23 October

Entry from 6:30pm - films start after dark

Enjoy a magical evening under the stars at the Hotel Marvell during our rooftop music video showcase. This special event features a handpicked selection of innovative music videos, presented against the stunning backdrop of the night sky. It’s a perfect setting to experience the artistry of music videos in a truly enchanting environment.

The winner of our Best Music Video Award presented by BayFM will be announced on the night.

A free event but capacity is limited so arrive early!

  • A person in a flowing white dress walks toward a glowing sunset in a grassy field, surrounded by trees.

    Alexander Denysenko - Before The Dawn

    Director: Alexander Denysenko | Canada, Poland, Portugal, Swaziland, Ukraine

    Set in a picturesque Ukrainian village in the 19th century, a young girl’s love blossoms only to lead to the darkest night of her life.

  • A person stands in the center with multiple arms extending outward in symmetrical patterns against a plain background.

    Foster the People - Lost in Space

    Director: Rupert Höller | Austria

    An ecstatic and surreal dance extravaganza with bold colors and a retro futuristic touch.

  • Animated black rabbit with big ears and a friendly expression, wearing a sleeveless denim vest with band patches, standing with arms open, surrounded by colorful rainbow text that says "BUNNYPANTS" and small star-like sparkles on a green background.

    Bunny Racket - Rainbow Power

    Director: Jase Harper | Australia

    Music video for Rainbow Power by Bunny Racket.

  • Ole Falcor - Anytime Soon

    Director: Sam Dalferth & Ole Falcor | Southeast QLD

    The beautiful landscape of southeast QLD. Accompanied by the soulful yet upbeat lyrics of longing for that feeling of travel and wander through the unknown.

  • A blurred close-up of a person with long hair in a suit and tie, creating a distorted motion effect.

    Rageflower - Desk Job

    Director: Michaela Le | Australia

    Revolt against your desk job as the world ends arounds you.

    Time is up but don't you clock off.

  • Red balloon floating in the sky

    Renzo Djordan & Melodie Jazz Band - Red Balloon

    Director: Renzo Djordan | France

    Plays homage to the famous film "Le Ballon Rouge" (Imposed Theme) : a golden palm french short silent film at 1956 Cannes film Festival and 1957 Oscar Academy Award Winner, in Paris story based.

  • Whitt's End - Impending Doom Music Video

    Directors: Jack Thompson, Joshua Roberts | Australia

    The Whitt's End Boys rock up to a house party, and tear the place down with a song about their impending doom.

  • A performer being lifted in the air by a group of people in an elegant theater or concert hall.

    JJ - Wasted Love

    Director: Vesely Marek, Max Hofko | Austria

    The music video for JJ’s Wasted Love is a five-act visual journey into unrequited love, infused with drama and an operatic mood.

  • Catbird - Radiant & Sombre

    Director: Victor Frank Fattoretto, Thaddeus Edward Nabung | Australia

    How lonely time must be
    A seed that grows becomes like no one
    Down to the purest you
    Scared to admit to tell others.

  • A woman with blonde wavy hair, wearing a silk shirt with heart and swirl patterns, is turning her head while another person in the background appears to be biting or touching her neck. The scene has a dark, moody atmosphere with motion blur.

    David Charles Collins -Strange Shadow Music Video

    Director: David Charles Collins | Australia

    Nicholas Brown's music video for the Bollywood inspired dance song Strange Shadow.

  • Movie poster for 'Love Myself' featuring two men, one with long hair and tattoos, the other with short hair and tattoos, sitting back-to-back with a sci-fi background and swirling blue vortex. The title is in bold 3D text.

    Tim Travers and the Time Traveler’s Paradox - Love Myself

    Director: Jeff Hilliard | USA

    Jeff Hilliard faces a paradox…