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The 2013 UK Music Video Awards were held on 28 October 2013 at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in Southbank Centre, London and was hosted by Adam Buxton to recognise the best in music videos and music film making from United Kingdom and worldwide.[1][2]
The nominations were announced on 1 October 2013.[3][4] American producer and rapper Flying Lotus won Video of the Year for "Until the Quiet Comes" directed by Kahlil Joseph. English director Julien Temple received the Icon Award.
Video of the Year
The Icon Award
Video Genre Categories
| Best Pop Video - UK
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Best Pop Video - International
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| Best Dance Video - UK
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Best Dance Video - International
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| Best Urban Video - UK
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Best Urban Video - International
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| Best Rock/Indie Video - UK
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Best Rock/Indie Video - International
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| Best Alternative Video - UK
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Best Alternative Video - International
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| Best Pop Video - Budget
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Best Dance Video - Budget
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- Tiny Dancer – "Who Am I"
(Director: Zaiba Jabbar)
- AlunaGeorge – "You Know You Like It"
- Christian Helm – "Den Som Du Elsker"
- Igor Volk – "Labyrinth"
- OK Go – "I'm Not Through"
- Society – "14 Hours"
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- Pixel – "Call Me"
(Director: Ola Martin Fjeld)
- Drums of Death ft. Yasmin – "True"
- Hugo and the Prismatics – "Le Mystere"
- Jimpster – "Roller Girl"
- Let The Machines Do The Work – "Let Me Be The One"
- Postino – "I Love It"
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| Best Urban Video - Budget
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Best Rock/Indie Video - Budget
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- Lushlife – "Magnolia"
(Director: Lamar+Nik)
- ArtOfficial – "Blackbirds"
- Azealia Banks – "Atlantis"
- G Fresh – "Never Can I"
- Ruckazoid – "Don't Let Me Go (She Ain't Mad at It)"
- Thurz – "Colours"
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| Best Alternative Video - Budget
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Technical
| Best Animation in a Video
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Best Art Direction & Design in a Video
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| Best Cinematography in a Video
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Best Choreography in a Video
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| Best Editing in a Video
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Best Styling in a Video
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| Best Colour Grade in a Video
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Best Visual Effects in a Video
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Special Production
| Best Live Music Coverage
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Best Music AD - TV or Online
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| Best Interactive Video
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VEVO New Artist Award
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- Do Not Touch – "Kilo by Light Light"
(Director: Moniker)
- Beck – "Hello Again"
- Moones – "Drunk in Session"
- Sigur Rós – "Stormur"
- Spoek – "Escape from '85"
- The Family Rain – "Reason to Die Orbital"
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Individual
| Best Producer
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Best Commissioner
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- Liz Kessler
- Amber Millington
- Jules de Chateleux
- Leanne Stott
- Roman Pichon Herrera
- Sarah Tognazzi
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- Dan Curwin
- Caroline Clayton
- James Hackett
- John Moule
- Mike O’Keefe
- Sam Seager
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| Best Director
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Best New Director
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- Megaforce
- Andreas Nilsson
- Fleur & Manu
- Floria Sigismondi
- Ian Pons-Jewell
- Nabil
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