For my 5th Music Video for Empired, I decided to really outline exactly what I believe the dangers of Capitalism can be.
My Dayton boys finally tapped me in to come make a music video for them. Did a lot of plotted speed ramping for this.
I co-directed this homage to Creepshow with Bruce Zebal. The live footage was shot at the legendary Sardine in San Pedro.
Given the grave nature of this song, I felt it appropriate to utilize Super 8 film and give the visuals the same weight that the lyrics do.
I wanted to invoke the old Sound System culture of Jamaica back during first wave ska. A sort of, if you build it, they will come, notion.
For Linh’s amazing song, we wanted to showcase the turmoil that comes along with the incredibly tough decisions women have to make.
I wanted to make one single music video for the entire song, but be able to slightly change the way we shot it to give it a slight differentiation in tone,
Starring Michael Parks, this video intends to showcase the mis-firing synapses that go through one’s brain as you’re dying and look back at your life.
Coming together through community is a narrative thread I tug at quite a bit, and this video is no different.
I got to break the 4th wall at The Neon movie theater back in my old neck of the woods, Dayton, Ohio!
I love the idea of a community coming together through music. This video was just that simple of a concept.
I wanted to showcase the trappings of living life stuck in corporate America, with no real way out.
Co-Directed this one with Bruce Zebal. We really wanted to hold the camera and let Jai show a range of emotions.
Yardboss is an extreme band so we wanted to make the most extreme version of this possible. I used the cover of Nirvana’s Bleach as inspiration.
I had the honor of co-directing this with the legendary John Roecker.