I bought an original from Jason Adams. I like his work and style. Check him out!
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
BEASTIE BOY Adam Yauch. Musician, Activist and FILMMAKER
Adam was into music, skateboarding, he was an activist for Tibet and he was a filmmaker. Later in life he started The New York-based Oscilloscope Laboratories that provided dozens of small-budgeted film production and distribution deals. Among the most notable were the 2009 Iraq War drama The Messenger and 2010 Banksy-directed documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop, both of which earned Oscar nominations.
I wanted to share on my blog the music videos he directed under the pseudonym Nathaniel Hornblower for the BEASTIE BOYS.
'Shadrach' (1989)
Yauch's clip for this Paul's Boutique hit was painted by hand, frame by frame, and was included in the 22nd International Tournee of Animation.
'So What'cha Want' (1992)
Yauch's clip for this 1992 hit features a riff on the werewolf point-of-view shots from the 1981 horror movie Wolfen and infrared shots calling back to the 1987 film Predator.
'Jimmy James' (1992)
Yauch collaborated with actress Lisa Ann Cabasa for this video for the Check Your Head highlight "Jimmy James.
'Intergalactic' (1998)
Yauch paid homage to Japanese giant robot and monster movies in "Intergalactic," plus threw in a few subtle nods to H.P. Lovecraft's Chthulu mythology.
'Body Movin'' (1998)
Yauch's "Body Movin'" video is a spy film parody that runs with motifs from the 1968 Italian film Danger: Diabolik.
'Triple Trouble' (2004)
Yauch parodied the ridiculousness of celebrity culture in this goofy video for a single from To the 5 Boroughs.
Yauch parodied the ridiculousness of celebrity culture in this goofy video for a single from To the 5 Boroughs.
'Fight for Your Right (Revisited)' (2011)
Yauch's final video is his most ambitious, a 30-minute short film featuring a small army of comedy stars and centering on a conflict between the classic Beasties (as portrayed by Seth Rogen, Danny McBride and Elijah Wood) and their time-traveling future selves (as played by Will Ferrell, Jack Black and John C. Reilly).
Monday, April 23, 2012
Friday, February 3, 2012
Michael Madison Acting Reel December 2011
Michael Madison Acting Reel December 2011.
Michael Madison directed, edited and acted in National VEHIX Commerical.
Feature film DELIVERED shot with the RED camera. Michael Madison directed, edited, and lead actor.
Saturday, January 28, 2012
DELIVERED Movie staring Michael Madison, Alana Stewart, Robert Rusler, and Toshi Toda is now on THE WATCHBOX!
DELIVERED is now featured on the site The Watchbox! Check it out.
About Watchbox:
The Watchbox was created because great talent is everywhere, but often goes undiscovered. We know firsthand the frustration of putting your heart and soul into a project and seeing it fail to reach its audience. We created The Watchbox to provide a community for talented filmmakers to showcase their works and an opportunity to recoup the blood, sweat, and tears they invested in their project.
Here at The Watchbox, we let the films speak for themselves. No need to get connections in Hollywood, all you need to do is upload your content and set your rental price. There are no politics, favorites, or gimmicks.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
DELIVERED now on Distrify! Share the film and earn money.
DELIVERED is now on Distrify. You can earn 10% every time someone rents the film. Click on share at the top right corner. Put DELIVERED on your blog, facebook page or twitter. Support independent film and share in the success. Check it out!
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Sending out signed DELIVERED Blu-rays with Special Features on Thanksgiving.
Happy Thanksgiving! I'm eating and working today. Sending out signed copies of DELIVERED on Blu-ray. If you would like a signed copy of DELIVERED on Blu-ray please go to this LINK. I can only sign the Blu-Ray. You can also buy DVD and Downloads from the link.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
DELIVERED is now on DVD and Blu-Ray! Check it out!
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