Hour of the Time Majesty Twelve “Starheart” Director Matthew Kaundart Cinematographer Antonio Cisneros Producers Luka Fisher Matthew Kaundart 1st AC Rebecca Basaure Gaffer Will Vasquez Editor Matthew Kaundart Artist Luka Fisher Bodies (in order of first appearance) Ashi Dala Tristene Roman Kríza Lenow Sean East Kayla Tange Dovelie Lovelie Sarah Gail Sheree Rose Peter Kalisch Spooki Tavi Additional Bodies (in alphabetical order) Emily Babette Samantha Gabriel Luna Rae Arabelle Raphael Whitney S. Sarah Sardonic Harry Tormey Chris Zeischegg Special Thanks On The Mark Rentals www.hottmt.com
Vintage Trouble "Still And Always Will" The Bomb Shelter Sessions Director: Lulu Wang Flying Box Productions 2014 Our FAVORITE LADIES who so artfully and beautifully STARRED in this video are as follows; Dede Countre Black - Vocals Leanna Rachel - Bass Jessica Lemasters - Guitar Jamie Hodes - Drums These women are all brilliant artists and souls individually and collectively so please make sure to find them online, on Facebook or connected to our individual pages to comment about this video and find out more about them and what they are doing after murdering this video as She-VT!
Susan - "I've Been Known" official video. Dir. by Abby Banks. From the band's debut LP 'Never Enough' out now on Volar Records. www.volarrecords.bandcamp.com
"Breaking Things" (Official Video) Download ""Breaking Things"" from Jasmine's upcoming album here: http://itunes.com/jasminecrowe Listen on Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon, Google Play & more: http://jasminecrowemusic.com Connect and follow Jasmine Crowe: http://facebook.com/jasminecrowemusic http://instagram.com/jasminecrowemusic http://twitter.com/jasminecrowepop http://youtube.com/jasminecrowemusic Directed by Brandon Hess & Tara Tucker / Dave Warren Produced by PIXLHAUS in association with TUCKER/HESS
Beautifully produced and mastered music video by Lev Shelo, illustrating the human need for redemption, forgiveness and restoration from and fellowship with the God of the universe. Hashivenu Elecha, "return us to You".
Producción de ARTEVISTA FILMS y Justicia para mi hermana, con el apoyo de Asociación de Mujeres por la Dignidad y la Vida, Las Dignas-El Salvador. Directora/Productora/Editora: Kimberly Bautista Actores: Yazmin Monet Watkins y Eddie Martinez Director of Photography: Antonio Cisneros Assistant Director: Karla Legaspy Art Director: Edwin Alexis Gómez Wardrobe: Heidy Rodriguez Assistant Camera: Rebecca Basaure Gaffer: King J.
Bad Jokes a Math the Band music video A Cisneros Films & Point1Production Bad Jokes is a semi-exaggeration of Antonio Cisneros’s childhood growing up in San Antonio, Texas. It’s an attempt at capturing the nostalgia of being a stupid kid in the heat of July, bicycles, and the joy of firework battles. Essentially; the fun of summer. Bad Jokes was funded entirely by Math the Band fans through a kick-starter campaign. It took over five months to produce because the safety and legality of the shoot was pretty hard to figure out. We had a lot fun making this project and thank you to everyone who gave their support. Thank you! To see more wild work please visit Antonio’s vimeo page; https://vimeo.com/user2131871 Director / Cinematographer Antonio Cisneros Producer Taylor Hagan Executive Producers Chris Canestaro Jill Adelphia 2nd Unit Cinematographer & Petr Cikhart A Cam Operator B Cam Operator Bryan De la Garza C Cam Operator Christpoher Cortez D Cam Operator Cesar Martinez EMS Christppher Heins Stunts Nathan Black Stunt Double Josh Vinyard Location Manager Pedro Olguin Key PA George Cisneros Crafty Rachel Brownlee Cameras, Lenses, & Lights provider by Point 1 Productions Filmed on Sony FS-100, EX-1, EX-3, Cannon 60D & 7D, and HD-Flip Filmed entirely in San Antonio, Texas Cast Adam Roacha Lennon Malfonando Coral Mendez Mia Mendez Roland Olveda Edward Flores Steve Martinez Kaleb Vasquez April Maya Ruben Gomez Carlos Garcia-Garcia Eric Garza Steve Garza Jr. Alex Escobar Alejandro Quintanilla Josh Todd Kzion Arce Cesar Garza Domeinic Escobar Andrew Ochoa Ross Halfont Fatima Jaffer Tanner Illing Steven Martinez
This is what happens when one of my favorite songs by Air meets the mythology of my childhood. It is about redemption and sin. Set in a void of white, with a foreground of color. There is unfinished business for the woman carrying a rose. I've always loved this song and saw so many potential images to go with the music. This project was a part of the 35mm MOS cinematography 2nd year assignment at the American Film Institute. Please enjoy and share your thoughts.
Music video for the song "Move On" by William Ingrid off of their debut album "Where Are You?". Shot and Directed by Antonio Cisernos in Harlem NYC