Since life has been boring lately and I have nothing good to say about much nor anything bad to say about less. Here is something that Justin Taines loves.
Ode To Joy from Beaker on Vimeo.
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
10.22.2008
10.19.2008
SUPRUGA TRAILER
Sean Rourke Meehan, the man behind the YOMI video direct a film called SUPRUGA. Deal with it.
10.16.2008
LABREA BUS FIGHT . ANTHONY
My friend Anthony caught this fight inside the LABREA BUS yesterday. Good work brother. I wish I could catch more fights.
10.08.2008
The Knux . Bang Bang . Explicit
Well I still barely made the cut, but if you watch to the end you can see getting tossed around in slow mo over that kids body. Ha, I am a dork, like a real extra dork in this situation.
LINK:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPlWs3oQpXE
9.25.2008
The Knux . Bang Bang
Here is a video I was in last month. I play one of the greasers with a leather jacket. Barely made the cut. Whatever. The fight scene at the end was fun to shoot.
9.08.2008
9.04.2008
9.03.2008
Yomi Photos . 1
Here are some photos that my brother Kyle Burns just sent me from his fortress in Fort Bragg from the "Yomi" shoot.
8.22.2008
Yomi . Akasa
Behind a red curtain the music video for "Yomi" is being constructed. Tomorrow night it shoots under the mind of Sean Meehan and myself. Kyle Burns has arrived via air craft. James Standley clenches his fist for the coliseum's main event. Transcend, behold, weigh, unfold. It's all necessary. Soon you will all understand.
8.20.2008
Jeff's new girlfriend
This is the guy who is converting my Mercedes into a vegetable oil mobile. His name is Jeff Phillips and he runs LA BIO CARS.
my new girlfriend
Yep.
my new girlfriend
Yep.
7.10.2008
LA BIO CARS ON CNN
My friend Jeff Phillips has a company called LA BIO CARS. He converts Diesels to run on vegetable oil. At the moment he is converting a Mercedes 300 TD for me. Recently CNN did a segment on his shop. Check it out.
http://video.aol.com/video-detail/guerilla-gas/1850375862
http://video.aol.com/video-detail/guerilla-gas/1850375862
7.09.2008
6.23.2008
"REBEL HISS" . JUBILEE
Aaron North (The Icarus Line, NIN) hired me to cut and shoot segments for his new band Jubilee's 2nd single "Rebel Hiss". Here she is.
6.15.2008
CA$H STACKER$
Mike Hamm pitched the idea for CASHSTACKERS to me a while back. Here is a taste of what it could have been.
P.S. Is that a Raiders hard hat?
6.11.2008
5.24.2008
Zune Commercial...
Here is a commercial for the Zune mp3 player, that Brian and I are in. We are the band on the cover of the record called "Every Album". It's quick. I'm playing bass, and Brian is on Keyboards.
5.08.2008
3.13.2008
3.10.2008
A rush of blood to the head
I booked a principal role in a Miller Lite commercial. Here is an article I found on the man Directing, Joachim Back. Seems like a rad dude.
A rush of blood to the head
Joachim Back's Comedy Exhilarates
Remember when Viagra commercials induced a 1950s hush-hush attitude about sex? Happy men smiling, bouncing along to work, women looking satisfied? Joachim Back's commercials obliterate those peppy spots from memory, hilariously repainting Viagra with an X-rated feel as gritty as your favorite four-letter word. Funny enough, not a sexual word is uttered in the spots, so that blush that heats your cheeks, they're all products of your own lascivious imagination. And Back would have it no other way.
"I try to help the pictures tell the story, rather than literally saying anything. The visuals are so important. Someone's reaction, a strange habit, the nice, big, funny visual. It's such a fine line," he comments.
Based in New York, the 33-year-old Back is used to many things, such as hearing 'Joachim' butchered in pronunciation and turning down projects that don't challenge him. "If I know a shoot is going to be a long walk in pain with a corporate knife in my back, I won't do it."
Back's career began in his native Denmark with on-set running gigs for television and film productions. His first demo reel was produced with a "by-any-means-necessary" mentality, quickly drawing notice. In 1997, he signed with European-based Metronome for commercial representation. In 2001, along with like-minded directors Kasper Wedendahl and Martin Werner, he formed Bacon, which drew steady accolades. The projects were exciting, but Back left the shop in early 2005, itching for a change of scenery. "I felt I needed to refocus a bit," he says. "Bacon turned into too many things, too many worries, and I wanted to get back to focusing on my work."
Today, Back is affiliated with Park Pictures, New York and Partners' Film Company in Toronto - with whom he won a Gold Lion at the 2005 Cannes Festival. From Toyota to McDonalds and Ikea, Back has put his indelible comic stamp on brands the world over, aiming to "help the product, but have a good time as well."
He gets turned on by ideas that grab him and won't let go. Brutal honesty excites him; weird people make him salivate and cautiousness turns him off, as do people afraid to experiment. "Creativity is universal, and I always find people who are willing to take risks, we always find each other."
A rush of blood to the head
Joachim Back's Comedy Exhilarates
Remember when Viagra commercials induced a 1950s hush-hush attitude about sex? Happy men smiling, bouncing along to work, women looking satisfied? Joachim Back's commercials obliterate those peppy spots from memory, hilariously repainting Viagra with an X-rated feel as gritty as your favorite four-letter word. Funny enough, not a sexual word is uttered in the spots, so that blush that heats your cheeks, they're all products of your own lascivious imagination. And Back would have it no other way.
"I try to help the pictures tell the story, rather than literally saying anything. The visuals are so important. Someone's reaction, a strange habit, the nice, big, funny visual. It's such a fine line," he comments.
Based in New York, the 33-year-old Back is used to many things, such as hearing 'Joachim' butchered in pronunciation and turning down projects that don't challenge him. "If I know a shoot is going to be a long walk in pain with a corporate knife in my back, I won't do it."
Back's career began in his native Denmark with on-set running gigs for television and film productions. His first demo reel was produced with a "by-any-means-necessary" mentality, quickly drawing notice. In 1997, he signed with European-based Metronome for commercial representation. In 2001, along with like-minded directors Kasper Wedendahl and Martin Werner, he formed Bacon, which drew steady accolades. The projects were exciting, but Back left the shop in early 2005, itching for a change of scenery. "I felt I needed to refocus a bit," he says. "Bacon turned into too many things, too many worries, and I wanted to get back to focusing on my work."
Today, Back is affiliated with Park Pictures, New York and Partners' Film Company in Toronto - with whom he won a Gold Lion at the 2005 Cannes Festival. From Toyota to McDonalds and Ikea, Back has put his indelible comic stamp on brands the world over, aiming to "help the product, but have a good time as well."
He gets turned on by ideas that grab him and won't let go. Brutal honesty excites him; weird people make him salivate and cautiousness turns him off, as do people afraid to experiment. "Creativity is universal, and I always find people who are willing to take risks, we always find each other."
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