Ever since the global COVID-19 pandemic prevented us from gathering in-person, multi-screen music videos have become the go-to method of making music together without actually being together. The benefit of this style is that you don’t need a fancy camera or expensive studio lighting to make yourself look great — you can balance an iPhone on a paper towel holder and nobody will know!
Murder Curious, a punk/grunge/rock band from the Twin Cities, was looking to put together a political music video, but they needed something quick and low-budget. I was ecstatic to help them bring it all together.
St. Michael Catholic Church of Prior Lake, MN, has an incredibly devoted adult choir, so we brought them together (virtually) for this 28-person music video.
Whether it’s a behind-the-scenes look at your organization’s latest project, a product assembly how-to, a corporate overview, a funky music video, or a short trailer for a new service, I have the editing experience to help you tell your story in an interesting new way. I can help you bring it all together.
Metallica has been my favorite band since about middle school, so I decided to re-record their worst album, one song at a time.
When COVID-19 shut down schools throughout the nation, Playworks found themselves in a unique situation: how can you teach kids how to play, when everyone has been forced into quarantine?
Element Studios were releasing a new game, and wanted a trailer that showcased all of the new features. They knew what they wanted, and they provided the materials so I could bring it all together. This makes for a very quick, very simple project, right? Right!?
Will announced that he was putting together a show called 8-Bit Improv. Before he could even think about casting it, I had to show him the artwork I had already made.