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!
After an extremely positive response from the “For the Autumn Sky” multi-screen music video, the Church of St. Michael came back to Kalal Productions for their 2020 Virtual Christmas program–this time with THREE songs!
A worldwide pandemic isn’t enough to stop the Minneapolis Commodores from delivering the gift of music through their annual barbershop holiday show. With comical poetry, footage from the archives, and a multi-screen music video, Yule Be Home For Christmas was a virtual masterclass in turning limitations into inspiration.
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.
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?
The 48-Hour Film Project is a competition where filmmakers have only 2 days to write, film, edit, and turn in a short film. The competition was tight, but guess what! We won the Audience Favorite Award!