Music Videos

Over the years I've put together different types of music videos for various occasions. 

​In the following video, I'm playing every instrument & covering "Hard to Handle", by the Black Crowes / Ottis Redding. I made my own green screen and used a Chroma Key filter in Final Cut Pro to place myself in different backgrounds.

I put this music video together, using Final Cut Pro, for my band, Twenty Past Two.  The song "Reflection", is an original song I wrote for the band. ​ I edited this video together Jan. 29, 2013.

The following video, created with, Final Cut Pro, is a compilation video of my earlier band, Central Ave, performing different songs, at different venues, with different band members from 2009-2010. 

This 10 minute compilation video, created with Final Cut Pro, demonstrates my performance of cover and original songs, on acoustic guitar, at The Biltmore in Newton MA, on Jan 3, 2009.

This compilation video, created with Final Cut Pro, showcases my earliest band, Soulacious, performing an original song, I wrote called "Every Road."  The video showcases different venues,  performances and band members, performing various versions of the same song, throughout time.  I edited this video together on Jan. 10, 2008. 

This professionally produced music video for my original song "Drifter", was produced by L.A. Producer Daryl C. Silva.  I originally wrote the song for my first pop/rock band, Soulacious.  The song was later re-developed for my current rock band, Twenty Past Two.  The music in this song demonstrates my work using, Pro-Tools, audio software. The drums were tracked at The New England Institute of Art in Brookline, MA and all other instruments, including my vocals, were tracked at my home recording studio.  The song was mastered at Bristol Studios in Boston.  The video was uploaded to youtube on July 9, 2006.