The music video for “Big Daddy” features a talented team of professionals who worked together to bring the vision to life. Directed by Jyde Ajala, the video has a creative director, Jamila Gimba, who oversaw the overall aesthetic and concept. The production company, Torriano Group, was responsible for managing the logistics and bringing the project to fruition.
The video’s cinematography was handled by Director of Photography Ethan Lodge, with assistance from 2nd Unit DOP Brandon Quan and Jasper Enujuba. The team used a Steadicam operator, Gary Kent, to capture smooth and stable footage, while the 2nd Unit Steadicam operator, Mike Vega, worked on additional scenes.
The art department, led by Production Designer Jackson Pritchard, created the sets and props, with assistance from art assistants Sam Storey, David Thomas, Paddy Hornby, and Berhan Medhaen. The construction team, Druid, built the sets, and the scenic painter, Lily Gilmartin, added the final touches.
The styling team, led by Dunsin Wright, worked on the wardrobe and styling, with assistance from Joy Appiah. The makeup artist, Kayla Perez, handled the makeup design for the video.
The editing and visual effects were handled by Editor/Compositor Sam Maton, with colouring by Nielsan Bohl at Selected Works. The VFX were created by Ewan McIntosh, and the trailer sound design was done by Stanley Banbury. The storyboard artist, Zuri Adil, and animated storyboards artist, Isaac Ogbadu, worked on the pre-visualisation of the video.
The management team, including The Leading Vibe UK, Muyiwa Awoniyi, and Wale Davies, oversaw the project, with day-to-day management by Siara Lewis. The video was shot at various locations, including London Film Studios and Under the Water Media, with camera and lighting kits provided by MCX and SHL, respectively.
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