It was the best of times, it was the most blockchain of times. Underneath the skyscrapers, those in the dirt dream of the climb. The eternal ascension into the higher rungs of the social ladder. Men reaching for the 87th, 88th, and 104th floors. Higher positions, higher salaries, a higher height to fall from. Two startup entrepreneurs venture into the vicious veins of venture capitalism.

Our creativity shone here in a music video produced for the LA-Based Rock Band, Go-Betty-Go. The band, famous for pushing the punk scene forward in the early 2000s, worked with YourPeople to create a music video summarizing their Nevada and Arizona tour. The product was a realistic depiction that rang true to the spirit of the area. It was also the video that premiered their single “Drown.”

Muriel Angot is a superstar French chef based at HSN. Married to entrepreneur Andrew Lessman, the two sold a best-selling cookbook titled, “Everyday Eating with Andrew and Muriel.“

Now, using video to market her best-selling cookbook (1M+), Muriel has runs a cooking show centered around healthy eating and conscious cooking. Tune in for comedy and cooking sautéed together for your visual enjoyment. 

Mixing fictional scenes and candid camera footage with unsuspecting actors, two founders of an up and coming successful movie effects startup are torn apart by differing visions. One wants to create a tech company and the other strives to produce their magnum opus in the form of the fourth installment of the Jumanji franchise.

Our involvement with NBC has come unexpectedly a couple of times. One day, Chris Vinan was leaving class at UC Berkeley and found himself in the country’s line of sight. In the heat of the literal fire caused by the Milo Yiannopoulos protests, he grabbed his camera and filmed everything. The footage became some of the most sought after by Fox, ABC, and NBC. There was even a moment of bidding between the three companies. Eventually, he sold it to NBC and Nahuel Vilar edited this into what would become a controversial video on reddit, sparking arguments and hate from the left and right.

Hazel is a fashion film meant to break the norms of the fashion film. Marketing clothing usually involves ideal people in ideal situations. But we can never predict what we will be wearing when. Our film is about pretty people and pretty clothing in ugly situations.

With only one day to script, plan, and shoot, Chris Vinan created this short about a babysitter experience balancing  friends, children, and cocaine.

Working with a wide variety of artists, Chris used drone videography and his own dynamic camera movements to capture famous jazz musician, Jesus Molina. Known for blowing people away at NAMM, Jesus Molina has wowed millions after rising to the ranks of legendary jazz musicians at only a quarter of their age. 

Footage of the Portland Protests on July 31st – August 1st 2020. Footage features kids running rampant in the streets and smoking cigarettes!

A cartoonish music video for a funky pop tune! Kennieth Perrin is two suns of energy in Andre’s journey through too many jobs towards the girl of his dreams.

Mixing improvisational comedy and scripted content to blur the lines of what is taboo and what is funny. The beginning of my directing, acting, and writing interests.

“By Your Side” by Go Betty Go from the EP ‘Reboot,’ available now • Order at https://gobettygo.bigcartel.com/ Listen to the full EP: https://bit.ly/2NOC0Nh

Using frenetic editing and camera styles to capture the insanely energetic and eclectic music of the NPR featured artists, Rio Mira.

Glendale street musician performs covers but writes original music. This dramatic journey of the western spirit uses tai-chi to deliver its sonic punches.

Having produced content for various artists has led to more projects with various artists.

Very influential Ecuadorian artist, Guanaco MC, has millions of fans with chart topping hits across Latin America. A fan of the one take, Guanaco wanted his rap video to be raw and real. Mixing real people into the mix, Chris created a sporadic, energetic, and spontaneous video in a bustling  Ecuadorian market.

In the hypothetical near future, too much data has been collected from people. Companies now pay workers to sift through hoards of information to determine what is deletable. These are the stories found in the deleted files.

A n india music video thay explores camera movement and its musical synchronicity with lyricism and musician’s style.