Bad Lit just posted a teaser trailer for my (almost-finished) feature film Pictures of Superheroes. Check out Bad Lit’s write-up here or check out the teaser after the jump.

For more on the film, visit the official site, or follow it on Twitter, tumblr, and/or Facebook.

Pictures of Superheroes (Teaser Trailer) on Vimeo

Pictures of Superheroes (Teaser Trailer) on YouTube

Here’s the music video I directed for the song Gi’ Aldrig Op by Danish musician Kristian Svenningsen. The song was written by Kristian and Austin’s Matt the Electrician as part of the House of Songs project.

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Here’s the second video Dano Johnson and I created for the Filmmakers for Bill White initiative. It stars John Merriman and Emily Kaye.

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Embedded above is the first video I created for Texas Gubernatorial candidate Bill White as part of the Filmmakers for Bill White initiative. In this spot current Texas Governor Rick Perry is played by actor/filmmaker John Merriman.

You can read more about the spots and the initiative on Bill White’s website.

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Here’s a music video experimental film thing I directed produced made for one of my favorite bands, A Faulty Chromosome. It consists largely of Flip HD footage shot at the Toy & Action Figure Museum in Paul’s Valley, OK and it’s already gained some press on the Portuguese blog FLOGA-SE. I hope you like it enjoy it don’t hate it. You can pick up A Faulty Chromosome’s ‘Craving To Be Coddled So We Feel Fake-Safe’ through Yelping Hill Records.

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JollyvillePictures.com is now online and so is Tate English’s critically-acclaimed, award-winning short film The Ballad of Friday and June (which I produced and edited). Since being posted, the film has receive some nice press from Bad Lit and Film Festival Secrets.

JollyvillePictures.com also features lots of other work from Tate English, Dano Johnson, and myself including our new web-series Love, Lies, & Video Files.

The music video for Jesse Dayton’s I’m Comin’ Home is now online. The song is available on the compilation album Voices of a Grateful Nation Vol. 1, sales of which benefit the Welcome Home Project and Soldiers’ Angels.  I directed and edited the video which incorporates footage from our award-winning documentary Year at Danger.

Richard’s Art of the Deal is a short documentary which profiles Standford University alumni Richard Rainwater through interviews with his friends and co-workers. The film was produced by Trinity Films for the 2010 Arbuckle Award Reception presented by the Stanford Business School Alumni Association.

Here is the Andy Warhol-inspired video I directed for the band Love at 20. This clip, for the song Waiting, will eventually serve as part 3 in a series of 4 videos, each of which will have a different director making an homage to one of their favorite filmmakers. Love at 20′s album Time to Begin is currently available through iTunes and the completed anthology should be finished early next year.

Recently I’ve been directing music videos. Currently I’m in post-production on two projects; one for Jesse Dayton from the Voices of a Grateful Nation compilation and one for Love at 20 off of their debut album Time to Begin. Also, Fangoria recently posted this behind the scenes video from the Zombie a Go Go shoot this past summer (an alternate, non-gory version of the finished music video is embedded above, the gory version can be seen here). More information on all things music video related can be found here.