He said, this is a music video I recently directed for The Briggs “Charge Into The Sun” off their new album “Come All You Madmen”. It was a multi-camera shoot at the band’s Knitting Factory show in L.A. Lots of fist-pumping, stage-diving and assorted chaos. Thanks to my camera operators: Ali Nusrat, David Carstens, Maura Milan and Matt Chavez. And my editor: Josh Crockett
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Grodner said, “When we were looking for a production designer for the video, we didn’t have to go very far…most of the band members work in the art department in the film industry for their day jobs. And then there was the house we shot in: an awesome 1920s-era old Hollywood relic tucked away in a none-too-glamorous section of downtown LA, which Mr. Alan Petherick, guitarist of the Black Kites, helped us procure.”
CLICK HERE for a write-up in the LA Times
CLICK HERE for a radio interview on KillRadio.org
CLICK HERE for a link to an interview they did with Radio Free Silverlake
Graydon’s video just premiered on MTV2’s Subterranean. It was best described by a fan at MTV2.com: “It’s like terminator from the robots’ perspective if they had to remake Office Space.”
Video Static had a great write up: click here to read
from subterraneanblog.com
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This is one of our favorite videos that Hensberry did for DOP; “No Radio”:
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