Some women's group's might not like it, but Prodigy's drug-fueled-night-on-the-town clip for "Smack My Bitch Up" [1MB QuickTime] walked off with Video Of The Year honors at this year's 7th annual Music Video Production Association Awards.

According to "Billboard," the controversial clip (which was pumped out by the Oil Factory production company) also earned Best Editing honors for Jonas Akerlund, who will now turn his attention to the video for Madonna's "Ray Of Light."

Tool's "Aenema," Björk's "Bachelorette," [800k QuickTime] and Busta Rhymes "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See" [2MB QuickTime] also reportedly earned two awards apiece. Fiona Apple, Pulp, Death In Vegas, David Bowie, Orbital, No Doubt, Marilyn Manson, and Devo were also among the artists whose clips were recognized.

According to "Billboard," here are the night's winners:

  • Music Video Of The Year - Oil Factory for Prodigy's "Smack My Bitch Up"
  • Director Of The Year - Michel Gondry for Björk's "Bachelorette"
  • Best Cinematography - James Hawkinson for Tool's "Aenema"
  • Best Art Direction - Samantha Gore for Björk's "Bachelorette"
  • Best Editing - Jonas Akerlund for Prodigy's "Smack My Bitch Up"
  • Best Special Effects - 525 Post Production for 311's "Transistor"
  • Pop Video Of The Year - DNA for Sugar Ray's "Fly"
  • Rock Video Of The Year - Third Eye Films for Tool's "Aenema"
  • Rap Video Of The Year - Big Dog Films for Busta Rhymes' "Put Your Eyes Where My Eyes Could See"
  • Dance Video Of The Year - Las Telecatuers for Death In Vegas' "Dirt"
  • Alternative Video Of The Year - Oil Factory for David Bowie's "I'm Afraid Of Americans"
  • Feature Film Video Of The Year - Partizan for Beck's "Deadweight" (from "A Life Less Ordinary")
  • Adult Contemporary Video Of The Year - Palomar Pictures for Shawn Colvin's "Sunny Came Home"
  • International Video Of The Year - U-Ground for Pulp's "Help The Aged"
  • Directorial Debut Of The Year - John Hardwick for Orbital's "The Saint"
  • Longform Video Of The Year - Oil Factory for No Doubt's "Live In The Tragic Kingdom"
  • Best Choreography - Fatima Sayeed for Busta Rhymes' "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See"
  • Best Styling - Bridgette Echols for Fiona Apple's "Criminal"
  • Best Hair And Makeup - Natalie McGowan-Spencer for Marilyn Manson's "Man That You Fear"
  • Hall Of Fame Award - Devo's "Whip It"
  • Lifetime Achievement Award - Russell Mulcahy
  • Producers Award - Otto Nemenez
  • Country Video Of The Year - The Collective for Mary Chapin Carpenter's "Better To Dream Of You"