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Tubi 60 Presents: "Fresh Clippings" Directed by Wonder Twin Productions
2017 Boston Calling Line Up Announce Directed by CJ Vinson 
"The New Kid" Directed by Lauren Hoekstra
"Sisters" Directed by Lauren Hoekstra
Saints of Valory "ESCAPADES" Directed by Brad Feeser
Big Daddy Kane & Lance Herbstrong "Ripped" Music Video Directed by Todd Johnston
"The Dance of Those Left Behind" Directed by Javiera Eyzaguirre
Cirrus Logic - Four O Four Directed by Aaron Brown
"For Every Occasion" Directed by Jonah Haber

Tubi 60 Presents: "Fresh Clippings" Produced by Wonder Twin Productions
Tubi 60 is a new liquor to hit the United States via Israel. When we first tried it, we were blown away by the intensity and unique, amazing flavor — we knew we wanted to capture this in film. “Fresh Clippings” is a recipe video following our trusty bar manager, Shaun, on a journey with a Wes Anderson flair. We aimed to have our video match the playfulness and quirkiness that is Tubi 60  (and lucky us, we got to drink them afterwards).  This is the first video in a series; and, much like having a Tubi cocktail, we can’t wait for more.

Saints of Valory "ESCAPADES" Directed by Brad Feeser 
ESCAPADES is more than just a music video, it's a subtle call to action and a reminder that we should all live life to the fullest.

Featuring the Saints of Valory, an American alternative rock band from Austin, Texas, and filmed by independent creative Hearty Films, ESCAPADES takes us on a trip to Africa, Austria and a few places in between while traveling to support a local non-profit that delivers water solutions to those in need.

Both adventure and water are the central themes here (Water being the less obvious of the two... which is often the case, as it's something most of us take for granted). On the surface, the theme of adventure is reinforced by the fast cuts, epic landscapes and the music's uplifting tempo, while the not-so-obvious water component is discretely disguised in the background, seen as a lake, river and rain. Aside from the obvious juxtaposed wet and dry locations, these "water" elements have more of a subconscious effect on the viewer. This was done intentionally so audiences could lose themselves in the adventure rather than feel a sense of obligation to a cause (which is mentioned at the end of the video).

Filmed over 3 weeks. Cameras: Panasonic GH4 and GoPro Hero 4.

A special thanks to Sarah Evans, the founder and director of Well Aware, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, and her "Rafiki" crew. Also, big thanks to Matt Reppert for hosting us in Austria and to Geoff Ryder for providing support whenever it was needed.

Big Daddy Kane & Lance Herbstrong "Ripped" Music Video Directed by Todd Johnston 
The trio of Kamal Soliman, Peter DiStefano and Bill Sarver better known as the mashup collaborators, Lance Herbstrong, came together with Hip-Hop lyricist and Grammy award winner, Big Daddy Kane, for their first original track "Ripped." "Get ya mind right" with this groovy Hip-Hop track layered with funky guitar riffs, bouncing basslines and propelling horns while Big Daddy Kane effortless flows on top.In support of the new stoner comedy released today in select theaters around the country, iTunes and VOD, Russell Peters of the Last Comic Standing and Faizon Love of Grow House, Black-ish, Friday and Elf to name a few, smoke top secret, CIA weed in 1986 and wake up thirty years later. The two decide to take the weed enterprise to the next level in this hilarious comedy. 

"For Every Occasion" Directed by Jonah Haber 
I love fragrance commercials. They always blow me away visually and are constantly over the top. Half the time they don't make any sense yet somehow that is one of the traits that makes them so appealing.

When ACing on a short film our lead actress hurt herself (she's okay now!) and we had to wrap our day of shooting 6h earlier than scheduled. Being friends with the DP and Director on the project I asked if we could make use of this incredible set that would otherwise be going to waste and they said yes. We essentially had 6h to come up with a concept, shotlist it, and shoot it before we were to be kicked out of the location. Somehow we pulled it off.