Director · Cinematographer · London
Director and DP of Clipse’s “Chains & Whips”, which took the Golden Frog in the Music Videos Competition at Camerimage 2025: stretched, surreal everyday scenes cut against beauty pageants, church services and prison.
Play · youtubeGabriel Moses directed and Jake Gabbay photographed “Chains & Whips” for Clipse, the track featuring Kendrick Lamar, Pusha T and Malice from Let God Sort Em Out. Camerimage awarded it the Golden Frog in its 2025 Music Videos Competition in Toruń.
Rolling Stone describes largely ordinary scenes rendered with strange, stretched-out effects, set against direct shots of daily life, beauty pageants, church services, men running from police and life in prison; Lamar does not appear. Directors’ Library credits producer Jules de Chateleux, executive producer Alice Wills, production designer Eliza Chance, stylist Genesis Duran, editor Joseph Taylor, colourist John Lowe and VFX by 1080p.
Moses, born in South London in 1998, started self-taught, directed his first project for Nike at 18 and is represented by Concrete Rep; Gabbay is represented by Worldwide Production Agency.
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