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Simon Hilton
Born1967 (age 58–59)
Bournemouth, England
OccupationMusic video director
Years active1992 - present
Websitehttp://revl8.com

Simon Hilton (born 1967 near Bournemouth) is a Grammy Award-winning[1] and triple Webby Award-winning[2][3] British music video, concert and documentary director and editor, art director, and multimedia creative based in London, UK.

Early life and career

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Hilton grew up surrounded by science and theatre, as his father was a nuclear scientist and director of the Jack Hylton-owned Adelphi Theatre in London. He studied classical music & theory from age 7. In 1980, he was awarded a classical music scholarship to Canford School.[4]

After working in London and graduating with honours from Ravensbourne College in 1989,[5] Hilton apprenticed his editing skills at London post-production houses 625 and Rushes. In 1992 he began a freelance editing career, specialising in music-based content. He has to date edited over 350 music videos. From 1992-99, his directing career also flourished at Red Star Films and at The Artists Company, directing a number of videos for Robbie Williams[6] and other prominent EMI and Polydor artists.[6]

He has directed videos featuring, amongst others John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, The Beatles, Robbie Williams, Kylie Minogue, Supergrass, Delakota. William Orbit and Ether.[6] Editing credits include David Bowie, The Chemical Brothers, Nick Cave, Oasis, Led Zeppelin, Depeche Mode and Supergrass.[6] Current projects include music videos & documentaries, live concerts, concert projections, art films, books, music box sets, website design, internet multimedia and archive restoration & development through his agency, REVL8 Ltd.[6]

He has worked with Yoko Ono for over twenty-three years[7] (since directing the Lennon Legend DVD Collection in 2003) for her; managing hers and John Lennon’s multimedia archives, online presences and physical production for Lennon.[7] Since 2016, in collaboration with Yoko and Sean Ono Lennon he has researched, compiled, edited and produced all the Thames & Hudson / John & Yoko books series (John & Yoko/Plastic Ono Band,[8] Imagine John Yoko,[9] Mind Games[10]) and the Universal Music / John Lennon (The Ultimate Collection) audio box sets for John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band,[11] Imagine,[12] Gimme Some Truth,[13] Mind Games[14] and Power To The People[15] and is currently working on Walls and Bridges, and other music, book, film website and multimedia projects.[7]

Directing credits

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Sources: - IMDB[unreliable source?] - IMVDb - REVL8.com

Music videos

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Sources: - IMDB[unreliable source?] - IMVDb - REVL8.com

Music Longforms / Concerts / DVDs

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Sources: - IMDB - IMVDb - REVL8.com

Films and documentaries

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Sources: - IMDB - IMVDb - REVL8.com

EPKs and miscellaneous

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Sources: - IMDB - IMVDb - REVL8.com

Stage Screens (films made to accompany live performances)

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Sources: - IMDB - IMVDb - REVL8.com

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References

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Further reading

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