Robert Hales (director)
Filmography

Robert Hales (director)

Section Title: Filmography
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Year	Artist	Music Video

1999	Stone Temple Pilots	"Down" (co-directed with Mark Racco)

2000	Nine Inch Nails	"Starsuckers, Inc." (co-directed with Marilyn Manson)

Richard Ashcroft	"Money to Burn"

2002	Black Rebel Motorcycle Club	"Love Burns"

Vex Red	"Can't Smile"

Kid Rock	You Never Met a Motherfucker Quite Like Me

The Datsuns	"In Love"

The Donnas	"Take It Off"

2003	Stereophonics	"Madame Helga"

Jet	"Are You Gonna Be My Girl"

2004	Switchfoot	"Dare You to Move"

Jet	"Look What You've Done"

Elefant	"Misfit"

2005	Rooster	"Deep and Meaningless"

Kano featuring Mike Skinner	"Nite Nite"

Craig David	"Don't Love You No More (I'm Sorry)"

Fort Minor	"Petrified"

The Veronicas	"Everything I'm Not"

2006	Craig David	"Unbelievable"

Gnarls Barkley	"Crazy"

"Smiley Faces"

The Panic Channel	"Why Cry"

Jet	"Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is"

Snow Patrol	"Open Your Eyes"

Oasis	"Acquiesce"

Pete Yorn	"For Us"

2007	Gnarls Barkley	"Go-Go Gadget Gospel"

Justin Timberlake	"LoveStoned"

Kings of Leon	"Charmer"

Timbaland featuring OneRepublic	"Apologize"

2008	Jonas Brothers	"When You Look Me in the Eyes"

Britney Spears	"Break the Ice"

N.E.R.D	"Spaz"

Shwayze	"Buzzin'"

Delta Goodrem	"In This Life" (US version)

Robin Thicke	"Magic"

2009	Demi Lovato	"Don't Forget"

Jeffree Star	"Get Away with Murder"

Janet Jackson	"Make Me"

2010	Miley Cyrus	"Can't Be Tamed"

"Who Owns My Heart"

Tame Impala	"Lucidity"

2012	Red Hot Chili Peppers	"Look Around"

Soundgarden	"Live to Rise"

2013	Avril Lavigne	"Here's to Never Growing Up"

Bridgit Mendler	"Hurricane"

2014	Lea Michele	"Cannonball"

Jack White	"Would You Fight for My Love?"

Chris Lane	"Broken Windshield View"

Meg Myers	"Go"

2015	Death Cab for Cutie	"Black Sun"

Imagine Dragons	"Shots"

Muse	"Dead Inside"

Death Cab for Cutie	"The Ghosts of Beverly Drive"

2017	Morrissey	"Jacky's Only Happy When She's Up on the Stage"

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In 2006, Hales directed Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy".

final_sentence: In 2006, Hales directed Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy".