“Historia” Music Video

I recently had the great fortune of directing and editing this music video for local multilingual artist Razteria.

It’s been a childhood dream of mine to shoot something at the historic Hotel Mac in Pt. Richmond, and so I’m thrilled we were able to make it happen on such short notice. It was also great fun to experiment with some new motion graphic techniques and a 1920s aesthetic too. Being able to do some period-driven phone improv was also a nice surprise for me too.

I am also honored to find out recently that this film was selected by the Prague Music Video Awards for their Autumn 2023 showcase.

The Carton Tongue – Short Film (2018)

Films, Writings

This is a film I wrote during the UCLA Summer Film Intensive program. This film was inspired by themes of identity and loss, and the idea of wanting to communicate with someone you love no matter the cost.

For a full interview with some of the cast and the director Chelsea Giles you can go here.

“Whisper” Music Video

Experimental, Films, Music

This time of quarantine allowed me to catch up on some old projects of mine. So I decided to create an experimental video to a song I produced several years ago. I was inspired by Pasolini’s version of “Medea” and the idea of creating a trance like video using visuals of the sun. Enjoy!

“Invitation” Short Film

Films, Shorts

Here is a short romantic film I co-wrote, directed and edited while at UC Berkeley. An alternative link can be found here.

Travis Scott X Rugrats “Lose” Music Video

Experimental, Films, Music

I’ve been wanting to combine the dark pastel colors and surreal world of The Rugrats with the music of Travis Scott for a long time — weirdly enough they always felt like a perfect pairing.

Countless episodes combed through later and a song that symbolized the nervous energy of Chuckie Finster and here is the result. Enjoy! Link available here too.

Evolution In Motion

Films

Here is an experimental video I created that celebrates the long incredible journey of human evolution through some visuals I referenced from an old BBC documentary. Link also available here. Hope you enjoy!

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Jeremy Snowden – Video Producer & Artist