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Here I learned how to use keyframes and bezier curves to create smooth transitions, trying to match the energy of Avast's sick beat Night Light. Once again I directed, edited, modeled, and was shot by Wils Quinn. A summer solstice special!

I like this music video because I decided not to use any analog effects and just tell a story using the camera, composition, and simple fades. I made each shot and cut with the song structure in mind to create a video that truly moves with the energy of the song.

For this humorous music video I took charge of filming, directing, setting up the room, editing, and the effects. The final result still makes me smile!

For this music video I projected live visuals on top of this rock band while my friend Nathan Hampton filmed them up close. After some editing we resulted with a very energetic live performance style video.

This is hands down my favorite example of my hifi analog visual aesthetic. Though more of a visualizer than a music video, I think it captures perfectly the feeling I felt when I first heard this track. My synesthesia probably contributed.

This is a great example of a visual loop that I manipulated in time with the video to make a music video. Matches perfectly with subtle color changes and soft analog effects for a mildly psychedelic experience.

This was a fan made video and the first where I really strongly developed my analog video aesthetic in recorded form. I made each shot (sourced from a movie) go with the beat of this deep house track. From this I learned that techno is a lot of fun (but tedious) to edit videos for.

Another passion project! I animated all these emojis and lyrics in Premiere Pro and then glitched them to add some energy and my signature aesthetic. I really like the idea of doing more lyric videos like this :)

A combo of two 30 second visual loops I made for art collective PROM D8 and their new singles. I am really happy with how my abstract figure concept turned out.

I made a dark & gritty satanic CRT visualizer for this artist's insane two-minute trip. A lot of single frame subliminal messages here, don't look too hard.

One of my early music videos, with a simple concept in mind: record a CRT TV screen showing a VHS recording of me shopping around Walmart and lip-syncing to my song while I dirty mix the video signal.

This video was pretty ambitious because I tried to put myself in a white morph suit and be filmed in a dark dance studio. Unfortunately I am not a dancer, but I was able to achieve the luma keying & feedback effect I was looking for.