Fortune First/L Media Music.

Here's the video I did with Whoa and L Media Group.

Gensler.

Here's the write up from Neil and the SHHO on our visit to David Gensler and the KDU's office in Brooklyn. Click here for more.

FFXIII Gameplay Trailer.

Final Fantasy XIII is another game that falls into the "I Would Totally Get This If I Had Time To Play It" category along with such titles as Heavy Rain and L.A. Noire. And when considering I'll be finished with school soon, jobless and nothing to do, I might just finally indulge in the world of the stay-at-home-homeless-person.

I'm not going to lie, I only watched the first bit of this video but one of the reasons I respect well made video games like this is that it really does fall into what I see as Cinema. Now you obviously don't have the same dynamics on a video game as you do on set, no physical camera operation, no metering, no yelling at the grips for slacking off, but what you do get instead is something very exclusive only to the creation of a video game. What that is I have no idea but I imagine it to be just as collaborative, which is what being on a set really is. Teamwork.

Great Britain.

First off, I would just like to apologize for my horrible semi-pun titles that I have made and will continue to do. Now that we have all recognized that. This is Britt Sebastien's studio. I feel like I'm probably one of the last people in Richmond that know Britt to blog about him, but honestly I only met him the other day. Britt is days away from being a graduate of VCU and is already running a successful screen printing shop, but what most people know him for is his Hollywood Cemetery clothing line.

Fortune First.

Richmond rapper Whoa and I linked back up to shoot a video for his upcoming single Fortune First/L Media Music. We decided to switch it up a little bit and shoot the whole think in pitch black. Just kidding. Anyways more pictures after the jump and the video soon.

SHOW: Foreign Exchange.

Too Illusive.

Shomi and Robert of Illusive Media stopped VCU by a few weeks ago to talk about thangs they've done. They kind of lost me when they suggested that I fake it 'til I make it, but nevertheless they've worked with some big names in hip hop and have come a long way due to their hard work. Props to them, props to all!

Gensler Says.