Question: Who did that scene where a guy goes into the water, and then at the end of the video he gets out and looks at the camera overhead?
About the article "Chasing Cars", section "Music video".

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The music video was released on 11 March 2010.
The video is set on a spaceship with a futuristic setting.
The beginning scenes show the N-Dubz logo in front of a black background then it shows a spaceship flying in space.
The camera zooms into one of the windows on the spaceship where a man dressed in white goes past on some form of segway scooter.
The next scene shows Dappy creating a floating screen with his hands and entering his name onto the screen.
Tulisa and Fazer do the same in the next scenes.
Then we see Dappy lying down on a black square before a screen appears behind him with the message 'INCOMING MESSAGE' on it.
He then gets up off the square and a hologram of a woman appears and he starts 'arguing' with it.
Later on, a man walks down a corridor in the ship with a white jumper with 'N-Dubz' on the back then the scene skips back to Dappy arguing with the hologram before he lashes out on it causing it to disappear.
It then skips to the corridor again where Tulisa is walking towards the camera and as the camera has a shot of Tulisa sideways, a man grabs her arm and pulls her towards him.
Tulisa has the words 'Say It's' and 'Over' on her knuckles in big white letters outlined with black.
Tulisa is seen arguing with the man who grabbed her in the background while a person uses a screen to the left of the set.
Then in the next scene a dark silver car is shown as the doors are opening and Fazer gets out one side while he girlfriend gets out the other.
Fazer is seen sitting on the car while his girlfriend stands beside him while holding his chains.
The girl is seen holding a rose that is pure black before the scene shifts back to Fazer and his girlfriend.
The shots snap from Fazer on his own back to him arguing then his girlfriend lets go of the black rose as it stays upright.
Then we see Dappy with his arm around a woman as he sings, later the scene goes back to Tulisa and her boyfriend as she tries to get away from him but he keeps pulling her back.
The next shot is with all of N-Dubz singing together with huge lights around them, similar to the single cover.
This scene flicks from the group shot to Dappy, to the group shot, to Tulisa then the group shot.
We see a dark purple heart floating with a woman's hands near its sides.
The woman looks down at the heart before the shot is back with N-Dubz.
When it gets back to the woman with the heart, she moves her hands away from the heart, now we see N-Dubz together again, then we see the heart shatter in front of the woman sending her forward.
The pieces are sent flying everywhere.
We see the woman with the rose as she pushes the rose away and it catches fire.
She looks back at the rose and tries to touch it but her hand recoils.
Tulisa pushes the man away and walks away from him while he walks in the other direction.
He gets out a little box from his pocket and reveals a ring inside it.
He takes off his glasses before throwing the ring into silver slime.
We then see N-Dubz together as the scene switches between the members as well as the other characters from the video every so often.
We see the car close its doors and the rose now smoking as the fire is gone.
The last scenes have all the members closing their electronic screens which appeared at the beginning of the video, the camera zooming out of the window, a final lookat the spaceship, then the N-Dubz logo appears once again then fades out. 
The music video is set up as if the camera is rolling.
It starts out at a highway in Australia and moves to show lead signer Colin Hay.
The verse comes in and he starts walking along the railing.
He then gets up on the railing and looks like he's going to jump but then gets down.
He then walks over and walks past Ron Strykert and John Rees having a conversation.
Then he continues walking and then he walks past the camera.
Then it goes to a side view of his face as he sings the first line of the chorus.
Then it fades into his eyes just to go back to a full view of his side singing the second line of the chorus.
Then it goes to a view of his face as he turns away from the camera.
Then he turns to a second camera.
After that he is walking along sidewalk of the street then crosses.
While crossing he stops in the middle of the road to say, " Smell the desperation."
Then he walks out of a place while passing a very lit up street.
He stops to look through a restaurant window.
Again he turns away from camera one and turns to camera two.
He sings sideways to the camera while slides of pictures of the street appear in the background.
Then he turns to the camera.
Then it shows a close up of the guitar playing the solo.
Then it shows a close up of the saxophone.
Then a camera is on the ceiling while he jumps on the bed screaming the verse.
Then they go to a chair where he finishes singing the verse.
Then he leaves his room to go upstairs and outside.
Then it finishes with him overlooking the city from his balcony. 
The video directed by Bille Woodruff from February 25–26, 2000, starts out with Braxton as an animated superhero who unzips her shirt to ward off villains.
Next, she is shown dancing in a red cylinder-like hallway.
The shot turns to a club where her ex (played by her former husband Keri Lewis) and his current wife (played by Robin Givens) walk in.
Givens looks Braxton up and down and flashes her wedding ring at her.
Braxton scoffs because she'd had him first and knows what a cheat he is.
The video flashes between Braxton dancing in the hallway and the club scene.
At one point, the two women are in the bathroom of the club and Braxton lets her know why she dumped her husband.
They set up an act where Braxton goes into a private room with him, and gets him to drop his pants; all the while he is on camera, and everyone at the club, including his current wife, is watching.
At the end, Givens busts in and throws the ring at him, and the two women give each other a high five.
The video also features cameo appearances by Rodney Chester and Tamar Braxton. 
The music video is shown in rewind, from when William Beckett flies out of the pool he had previously thrown himself into.
He then walks backward to where he had crushed a cake, and it rebuilds in rewind.
He walks back and sits down on a couch.
He then gets up again and walks back to where a woman, who appears to be his ex-girlfriend in the story, is yelling at him for showing up at her party.
The marbles on a counter that she knocked down go back into the bowl, a present that she knocked out of Beckett's hands goes back into place, and she finally walks back to where she was talking to her friends.
The video ends with Beckett singing the last line and walking away as the camera turns to where a sign on a wall says "Happy Birthday".
In some parts of the video Beckett is singing while video scenery and people are paused and static. 
There are two music videos: one for UK, one for the US.
In the music video for UK, Gary Lightbody lies on open ground as cameras film him from different angles.
It starts raining, splashing his face and hands.
Gary enters a pool of water next to him and in the end of the video, he gets out of the water, rises on his feet and looks up at the camera as it zooms out overhead.
In the US music video, Lightbody is shown lying down in busy places while singing.
People ignore him and step over him.
Among the places he lies are a diner, an intersection, at the top of an escalator, in a subway car, at the top of a hill overlooking a highway, and at the end on a bed.