IndieClick TV wanted to show how their product worked in a video. Typically these types of videos are little more than fancy power point presentations or programmers sitting at a computer desk giving stiff, local car commercial type pitches, I’m not good at shooting content like that, so instead the great Adam Franklin and I
Shot this for the NY skate punk band Cerebral Ballzy. They wanted the 70′s horror look and they got some puke and blood. That works, right? It was a ton of fun, Volcom let us ruin their house to cover in feathers, Wendy “the cute Best Buy Girl” and Angela Trimbur, no stranger to horror,
This Saturday at Dem Passwords gallery in West Hollywood is “an evening of video works from Vice Cooler and Who Ate My Teeth”, some bands are playing and Jacob Safari (Mae Shi, Bark Bark Bark) will be DJ’ing. Everything should be rad. Come out of your holes
Shot this video in 80 seconds real-time, covering Peaches with fertilizer. It smelled awful, but she took it like a Champion. AOL’s Spinner and Perez Hilton premiered it and then it showed up all over “celeb blogs”, which is odd. A ton of people helped out on this one. Pause the credits and applaud them
Shot this Vivian Girls “solo band” from Kickball Katy for a song off her rad self-titled record. Sean “Har Mar Superstar” was kind enough to play the devil and killed it all over the hills. Pitchfork played the shit out of it. Fun times
Metal! Thanks to everyone for helping out with this and for letting us shoot in the “Friends Forever” van (if you haven’t seen the rad documentary about the rock & roll two-piece that ONLY played in this van, check out the trailer). After this video premiered FADER called Kit “master of the party video”. That
spent a few days traveling colorado, got food poisoning, but (eventually) weathered on. so many old mining houses still sit on the mountain sides as if everyone just abandoned the state decades ago. we welcomed ourselves into them and I shot a few scenes
I’m just going to quote Fader magazine on this one “We thought we were living the best lives imaginable but we sooo weren’t, this KIT video for “Rain” is more fun than our past six weeks. Wish we had a million guitars, wish we had a million friends. Wish our band when we were 20
This is the second video I shot for Abe Vigoda. I really dig the last, crying shot. Mtv’s Kurt Loder plugged the video which was kind of surreal
Shot this video at the Smell, making it look like a prom for Frankie Rose (former Vivian Girls, Dum Dum Girls, Crystal Stilts). The video came out pretty goth, fucked it up in post to age it, and it ended up featured on Pitchfork, Stereogum and all that jazz. Good times