Meet the Maker: Cause and Effect.

Shot another video for Need Supply's Meet the Maker series. This time Billy Moore from Cause and Effect joins us along with Ashley James of Ruell and Ray as they discuss the hard work and the city of Richmond.

Rich Minga for BFG.

This is Rich Minga. He's a precision driver, an offroad racer and a family guy. Don't believe me? Watch the video I put together of Rich who drove the Camaro in the recent BFG videos as well as some other behind the scenes action. Peep it.

BFG Comp2 Launch Video.

Fast cars are cool. Fast cars doing tricks are cool. Nick Wurz and Andrew Prousalis are cool for editing and doing the color and graphics for this video. Mondial is pretty cool. Now go buy a tire or four. (Practicing my copywriting. Did it work?)

BFG Remix 2011.

Here's a little video I cut while working at MONDIAL. The Martin Agency in Richmond hooked up with Shaun White last year for their campaign with BFGoodrich Tires. This is a recap video of what they did last year and a little teaser of what they have in store for 2012. 

MMMM.

After a long busy week in the office, Mondial decided to relax by going to the spa and getting mud masks. Now replace spa with MX track and mud mask with…mud. As a company we all hopped into two Honda Elements with dirt bikes in tow and proceeded to drive one hour north towards Fredericksburg VA.

via Mondial

Genius by Matthew Frost.

That One Song.

This is that one song. Iron by Woodkid. My more loyal readers would probably recognize it from Kendrick Lamar's Section.80. Another percentage of my subscribers upon hearing this song would have their memories jogged to remember the Assassin's Creed Revelations cinematic trailer. Hey maybe you just know it because you're a fan of Woodkid. Nevertheless, I thought I'd share this with anyone who hasn't heard this song or have seen this video. Its a great little video that fits perfectly to the song. Probably because the director, Yoann Lemoine, is also the singer-songwriter known as Woodkid. Aside from making these videos for himself, Lemoine also takes his time out to try and redefine pop music videos for the likes of Katy Perry and Taylor Swift. It's great to see an artist that is still able to be praised in such dying fields as "pop" music and music videos themselves.

Holidays with Nature.

Never Extinguish.

There's always something that draws me to the culture of the skateboarder. There's this mystique that comes in this type of athlete. An almost superhero, Robin Hood character. A humble servant whose master is whatever dictates what rad means to them and their brethren. Some may see them as hoodlums and miscreants but I view them as living, moving agents that release an artform among the streets. And what better way to see that then in the video above. Obviously drawing off of Romain Gavras's STRESS video for Justice, Rune Glifberg and fellow Danes skate Buenos Aires for an energy drink.

Go All Day.

When I was in grade school, around the same time the Tony Hawk Pro Skater video games came out, all of my friends picked up a skateboard. My mother was terrified of the idea of me bombing hills and jumping down stair sets on a piece of wood, she refused to let me get a skateboard and hang out at the skateparks or any of the spots around town. Instead I picked up a guitar stole all the girls from my buddies. Take that. Anyways, some days I sit and wish I was a kid again and this video definitely evokes that mindset. If I was a 17 pro skater by the name of Chaz Ortiz.

Faces.

Nickelus F's trailer for his upcoming album Faces dropped the other day. The short is also a finalst in the James River Shorts Festival and will be screening on the big screen at the VMFA on November 11th. Thanks to Jonathan Nestor, Forrest Pando, Jasce Burrow, Ric Hatcher, Jordan Davis, Jessica Lynn Greenfield, Steve Boone, Phil and everyone else who made this possible.

Meet Your Maker.

SHHO Reel.

Imagine.

Here's the last video I did with Whoa. Get money haha.

Need Supply Autumn/Winter 2011.

Here is the video for Need's Autumn/Winter 2011 lookbook video. I'll post some behind the scenes stuff tomorrow.

Mr. Rager.

It's been a while since I personally had Kid Cudi on my radar. I had listened to MOTM non-stop and when MOTM came out, it was cool too. Maybe it didn't do it for me as its predecessor did. Maybe I just have never done drugs to be able to relate or see what he was seeing. Maybe the tunes weren't as banging. Or maybe it was that stupid ass Erase Me video with Kanye. Whatever it was I'm glad to see this new video from him.

King.

Here's the music video from Corey McLemore's mixtape, The Definition, directed by yours truly. The song is called King.

Check it out and download the mixtape at his site here.

Let It Grow: Mel D. Cole.

If you're familiar with the NY nightlife scene I'm sure you've run into this guy one time or another. We met up with photographer Mel D. Cole of Village Slum to give you this segment of the Let It Grow series.

Edited by Forrest Pando.

Let It Grow: Rob Stone.

We sat down with the man in charge of Cornerstone and The Fader magazine to talk about success and my 401k.

Let It Grow: Dru Ha.