At the Beginning of the End of the Empire |
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Ramon & Jessica's "Empire" riffs on themes of post-apocalyptic society, DIY culture, and political stagnation. Released just days before the 2012 election, "Empire" is timed to comment on the current election hype, while reflecting on the turmoils of the past four years: climate change, Occupy Wall Street, economic uncertainty, and amidst all this, the continuation of everyday life by everyday people.
Co-Produced, Directed, Photographed, and Edited by Jim Granato
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Kick The Fences Down |
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Mixing found footage with 16mm & HD elements, Pancho-san's Patrick Abernethy (formerly of Beulah & Rogue Wave) trips through a landscape where the horses must run free. This is the debut music video from the SF Bay Area's Pancho-san. "Kick The Fences Down" is available on their self-released, "Oh, Mellow Melody..."
Produced, Directed, Photographed, & Edited by Jim Granato
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Carbon Copies |
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A team of astronauts orbit around a "dead" planet working endless hours to build a space station colony for their inhabitants. One astronaut threatens to break the mold and ventures solo to the primitive planet looking for something more. Featuring the music of Brando, taken from the Luna Music/recordhead release "Single Crown Postcard".
Produced, Directed, Photographed & Edited by Jim Granato
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Hot City Boy |
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The Bobbyteens' pack s punch in their first music video with some help from their friends. Filmed in one day all over San Francisco armed with a case of beer, a 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner and a super 8 camera. |
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