Ray Kay

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Ray Kay
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Background information
Born
Reinert K. Olsen

(1978-07-10) 10 July 1978 (age 47)
Haugesund, Norway
OccupationsMusic video, film and advertising director, photographer
Years active1996–present

Reinert K. Olsen (born 10 July 1978), known professionally as Ray Kay, is a Norwegian director and photographer who is currently based in Los Angeles. He is a music video and advertising director.

Ray Kay mostly directs music videos and has worked with artists such as Cher,[1] Britney Spears,[2] Lady Gaga,[3] Justin Bieber,[4] Jessie J, Nelly Furtado,[5] Beyoncé Knowles,[6] Destiny's Child,[7] Gloria Estefan,[8] Steven Tyler,[9] Enrique Iglesias,[10] Adam Lambert,[11] Cheryl Cole,[12] Alesha Dixon,[13] Diddy, Willow Smith,[14] Amerie,[15] Sean Paul, Christina Milian,[16] The-Dream,[17] Backstreet Boys, Melanie C, Ciara, Snoop Dogg, and Ghostface.[18] He also photographs fashion stills and album covers, and has directed advertisements for brands such as Pepsi, AT&T,[19] Mango and KFC.[18]

His music videos have won several awards, including MTV Video Music Awards (USA), MuchMusic Video Awards and ZTV Awards.[20]

He will make his feature directorial debut with "Paranormalcy", a fantasy film based on the New York Times bestselling book by Kiersten White. He is currently developing the project with Gil Adler.[21]

Music videography

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  • Anne Lingan – "Kicking You Out"
  • Venke Knutson – "Panic"
  • Kurt Nilsen – "She's So High"
  • Melanie C – "Yeh Yeh Yeh"
  • Speedway – "Save Yourself"
  • Lene V – Ad spots
  • Black Diamond Brigade – "Black Diamond"
  • Winta featuring Anton Gordon – "Hot Romance (Rok With U)"
  • Coree – "I Don't Give a Damn"
  • Winta – "I Want You"
  • Voodoobeats – "The One"
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References

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  18. ^ a b Ray Kay's website http://www.raykay.com
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  20. ^ http://www.vg.no/musikk/artikkel.php?artid=10098271 VG newspaper article: Ray Kay's video for Britney Spears "Till The World Ends" wins MTV Awards
  21. ^ https://www.variety.com/article/VR1118041213 Variety.com news article on Paranormalcy and Ray Kay

Further reading

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