Directing a Music Video - Mobile Film Festival Film School

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It doesn't matter what is written here. The stories are legendary, and no doubt mixed with myth. Tales of how RT! fought alongside the Natives in the war of 1812, or how he negotiated a peace treaty between the Japanese and the people of the Congo, or how he consumed 82 hamburgers at the McDonalds at Leslie and Old Cummer Ave. The truth lies in the perseverance that is the fabric of these factual accounts. He achieved these things from a lifetime (with still more to come) of watching and analyzing life, and later film, commercials, cartoons, just about anything he could. After a brief stint as a professor (questionable source) at Ryerson University he began to put his drive on film providing the world with their first look at Sony recording artist Graph Nobel, providing visuals for other notable Canadian recording artists including Kardinal Offishall, Brassmunk, The Premiums, Ray Robinson, and Big Black Lincoln. Over the past few years he has expanded outside of music videos, providing visuals for the Nike Battlegrounds Basketball Tournament, and picking up the TARA Best Short award for his ventures into narrative short films. He is a multiple MMVA Award nominee, winner of the 2004 MTV2/Urbanworld Film best Music Video Award, and if you ask anyone from the around the way, they'd tell you he's a stand up guy.

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[dekead]

That's really intimidating work

[simbadirectory]

yep ! he knows his stuff....respekkk !!

[davidstuff]

thanks heaps man

[tonydirector]

Awesome!

[kidlex]

WICKED THANKS MAN

[bboydesi]

Great Advice!

[joebarniak]

this guy is good, who is he. I never met a director who told it how it is like he did. This is dope

[destinee85]

RT! is soooooooooo talented!

[keenanski]

Damn I wish I wouldve seen this earlier...made a rap vid n it didnt turn out that well....but good advice!