[4] The short film was controversial for fans for its disturbing ending but supported by the band for its social commentary on humanity.
[9] Following the release of Ladytron's "The Island", Ferguson would work with frequent collaborator Sega Bodega for the first time on his multidisciplinary EP project titled "self*care".
Ferguson would later direct music videos for Sega Bodega's singles, "U Suck"[12] and "Make U Stay"[13] featuring Låpsley.
The band's frontman, Aidan Moffat, revealed scenes of full frontal male nudity and excessive drug taking were omitted during an interview on Reddit.
The music video was released by Flying Lotus' label Brainfeeder and depicts a business man looking for his face inside an office building where everyone's head is on backwards.
[21] On 8 December 2021 Ferguson's dramatic video for Alice Glass' "Fair Game" was premiered via Rolling Stone.
[22] The video depicts a young woman in a leather straitjacket breaking free of chains while being tormented by a ghostly Alice Glass.
[25][26] On 1 September 2022 The Soft Moon released the single "Monster" accompanied with a provocative music video directed by Ferguson.
[27][28] On October 21, 2022, a "vampiric" music video for Garbage single, "Witness to Your Love" directed by Ferguson was teased.
The video was shot in the Grand Central Hotel in Glasgow while it was vacant during the UK lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic.
[31] On 11 June, 2024, Ferguson's monochromatic music video for Molchat Doma's single "Son" was premiered by Sacred Bones Records.
[53] On 6 July 2021 it was announced Ferguson had made a short film entitled "Red Room" based upon Helen McClory's gothic novel "Bitterhall".
[57] Adult Swim commissioned Ferguson's short film, "Earworm", which was featured in the episode "BUGS" on the channel's long running show, "Off The Air" in September 2022.