Grammy Award for Best Music Video
The Grammy Award for Best Music Video is an honor presented at the Grammy Awards, a ceremony that was established in 1958 and originally called the Gramophone Awards, to performers, directors, and producers of quality short form music videos.
Grammy Award For Best Music Video People (First 49 people) - Page 1
The Quarrymen
Band
Johnny Crash
Band
Tin Machine
Supergroup
Michael Jackson's This Is It
2009 ‧ Rockumentary/Dance ‧ 2h 1m
Rolling Stone
Magazine
Mellina
Singer
David Boui
Taekwondo athlete
Amenemnisu
Pharaoh
David Bowe
Character actor
David Glover
Television actor
Johnny Ca$h
Musical artist
Jacsson
Brazilian footballer
Madonna Louise Fortin
Madonna's mother
Michael A. Jackson
Maryland State Senator
Mike Jackson
Former Texas State Senator
Fatboi
American hip-hop artist
Duran Duran Duran
Musical artist
Micael
Brazilian actor
Rehana
Actress
Taylor Smith
American basketball player
REM
Fictional character
Rhianna
English singer
Sean Carter
American film director
Ziggy Star
Lamar
Saudi actress
Jay-Z
American rapper
Jesse Peretz
American film director
Tarsem Singh
Indian director
Trish Sie
American music video director
Candace Reckinger
Music video director
Jim Blashfield
American filmmaker
John Downer
Former Premier of South Australia
David Fincher
American filmmaker
Blue Ivy Carter
Jay-Z's daughter
Stephen R. Johnson
American music video director
Tom Trbovich
Director
Beyoncé
American singer-songwriter
Nicola Doring
Film producer
Prudence Fenton
American film producer
Dave Meyers
American basketball player
Jerry Kramer
Movie producer
Ciara
American singer
Paul Diener
Film producer
Damian Kulash
American musician
Mathew Cullen
American music video director
Calmatic
American filmmaker
Aristides McGarry
Film producer
