Jake Lefco comes back with another banger, Teeth Chatter, the second single off of his sophomore album, Missing Trooth, available at krurecords.com

This video features guest appearances by: iLLspoKinN, Why-G?, Ciphdiggy, Hired Gun, Reef the Lost Cauze, Homeboy Sandman, Fake Rightko, Happ G, Dyalekt, Side Effect, Tah Phrum Duh Bush, DJ Panek, King Cut, K. Gaines.

Video directed by Benjamin Ahr Harrison and produced by Chuck Jones.

Posted: November 11th, 2008 under Film and Video, Internet Video, music video.
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Hit the Lights (I’m On), the music video I directed for A. Pinks is on MTV’s new music video site mtvmusic.com! And now that they have correctly added my middle name, I’m ready to start smashing it out to everyone!

Posted: October 30th, 2008 under Film and Video, Internet Video, music video.
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Chuck Jones, the producer and editor for Machine Man Inc. was kind enough to undertake the editing of my directing reel. There was an older version that I cut, but it was more a showcase of my lack of skill as an editor than my skill as a director. Here it is in all its fresh and brand new glory!

Posted: September 29th, 2008 under Film and Video, Internet Video, Projects.
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My production company, Machine Man Inc, has just established a foothold on the internet. The company has really been growing lately, and we have a lot of exciting projects coming up! I designed the website myself, and while it’s a work in progress, it’s something I’m pretty proud of, as is the company.

Ch-check it out.

Posted: August 6th, 2008 under Film and Video, Projects.
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I am one of the directors that works with Double 7 Films, the production company that Pete Chatmon created. Double 7 has just introduced a relaunch of their main page (not to be confused with Double 7 World, the company’s arts and trendspotting blog) as part of a big push by the company to move into its next phase as a major production house. Capital is being raised for the next three features and new client relationships are being formed. I couldn’t possibly be more excited to be involved.

Ch-check it out.

Posted: July 31st, 2008 under Film and Video.
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I’ve been working on cutting a reel together for myself and this is what I came up with. I even got a little saucy and threw in some footage from one of my yet-to-be released music video projects. Tell me what you think! (It’s a work in progress…)

Posted: July 23rd, 2008 under Film and Video.
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The Consumerist has a piece about an indie filmmaker who discovered that Viacom was fraudulently claiming ownership of clips of her movie that she posted on YouTube. This is bonkers as it gives Viacom access to user information related to the content in question even though they have nothing to do with it, thereby totally validating fears people had about Viacom getting access to user information at all.

I have a friend who has been working for Viacom in their effort to identify which content is theirs on YouTube. Essentially, they have people on the payroll whose job it is to surf YouTube all day and log clips that are owned by Viacom. See where the potential for error comes into play? This kind of thing is basically a foregone conclusion.

Meanwhile, Lion’s Gate, unlike Viacom, is clearly not run by morons.

Posted: July 22nd, 2008 under Film and Video, Politics.
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Posted: July 17th, 2008 under Film and Video.
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Ze Frank on The Sound of Young America

The last of the TSOYA live videos! Hope you enjoy. Check out maximumfun.org for some of my favorite radio in the world.

Posted: July 17th, 2008 under Comedy, Film and Video, Internet Video.
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Jay Smooth on The Sound of Young America

I post stuff from Jay Smooth on here all the time. He’s the best video blogger I’ve ever encountered. This is yet another clip from the TSOYA Live! show that I filmed. I totally could have gone up and talked to him, but I was kinda starstruck…damn.

Posted: July 16th, 2008 under Film and Video, Internet Video.
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