Music video director - David Fincher

David Fincher (born on the 28^th August, 1962) is an American film director, film producer and music video director. He first began producing films in 1983 after the release of his first animation film ‘Twice Upon a Time’ and was later hired by the American motion picture visual effects company Industrial Light & Magic where he worked on productions for several films including Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.  Fincher later joined the video-production company Propaganda Films where he began to direct music videos and television commercials. He then went on to work with many top-selling recording artists including Madonna, George Michael and The Rolling Stones.

Throughout his music career, he received numerous awards including two Grammy Awards for ‘Best Music Video’ for his work in The Rolling Stone’s music video ‘Love Is Strong’ and Justin Timberlake and Jay-Z’s number one hit ‘Suit &Tie’. In 1989, he received three MTV Video Music Awards for ‘Best Direction’ being one of the most awarded directors in the category, alongside fellow director Spike Jonze.  His video ‘The End of the Innocence’ for American singer Don Henley won MTV Video Music Award for Best Male Video in 1990.

Below is a full list of David Fincher’s videography:

Year	Artist	Song Title
1984	Rick Springfield	‘Dance This World Away’
1985	The Motels	‘Shame’
1987	Wire Train	‘She Comes On’
	Patty Smith	‘Downtown Train’
1988	Ry Cooder	‘Get Rhythm’
1989	Paula Abdul	‘Forever Your Girl
	Madonna	‘Express Yourself’
1990	Madonna	‘Vogue’
	Billy Idol	‘Cradle of Love’
	George Michael	‘Freedom 90’
1992	Michael Jackson	‘Who Is It?’
1993	Madonna	‘Bad Girl’
1994	The Rolling Stones	‘Love Is Strong’
1996	The Wallflowers	‘6th Avenue Heartache’
2000	A Perfect Circle	‘Judith’
2005	Nine Inch Nails	‘Only’
2013	Justin Timberlake and Jay-z	‘Suit & Tie’