"The Greatest" by They Might Be Giants
Directed by Alex Italics. Starring Nick Offerman. As featured in Rolling Stone and Paste Magazine.
"Am I Awake?" by They Might Be Giants
Directed by Alex Italics. Cinematography by Brody Anderson. Named one of the 25 Best Music Videos of the Year by Slant Magazine and one of the 15 Best Music Videos of the Year by AZCentral.
"Do The Trash Can" by Jon Spencer
Directed by Alex Italics. Cinematography by Brody Anderson. Grindhouse concessions adverts and presidential garbage receptacles collide.
"I Got The Hits" by Jon Spencer
Directed by Alex Italics. Cinematography by Brody Anderson. A cautionary tale of lethargic lip syncing.
"By The Time…" by They Might Be Giants
Brooklyn’s ambassador’s of love They Might Be Giants visually interpreted as an homage to American mid-century existential dread and rural angst. Directed by Alex Italics. Cinematography by Brody Anderson. Edited by Gen Hernandez.
"I Can Help The Next In Line" by They Might Be Giants
Directed, Produced and Edited by Alex Italics. Cinematography by Brody Anderson. As featured in Laughing Squid.
"No Sleep" by Head Over Heart
A surreal blend of voyeurism, psychoanalysis, and 1970s educational filmstrips complement the relentlessly climactic beats of dynamic synth-pop duo Head Over Heart. Directed and Edited by Alex Italics. Cinematography by Brody Anderson. As featured in Entertainment Weekly.
"I Am Invisible" by They Might Be Giants
A zany mad scientist (portrayed by Michael Dean) wreaks havoc after discovering the secret formula for an invisibility potion. Directed, Produced and Edited by Alex Italics. Cinematography by Symeon Platts. As featured in Tucson Weekly.
"Traces of Teddy" by LIPS
A race of giant Lips-headed aliens invade Earth in search of a mate for their queen in this 1950s B-movie science fiction homage for New Zealand's prestigious Silver Scroll Award winning rockers LIPS. Directed, Produced and Edited by Alex Italics. Cinematography by Brody Anderson. As featured on Digital Bolex and Stuff NZ.
"Is This The Time Of Our Lives?" by Ryanhood
A found-footage-style ode to future nostalgia, featuring the songwriting powerhouse (and International Acoustic Music Award winners) Ryanhood. Directed, Produced and Edited by Alex Italics. Cinematography by Brody Anderson. As featured in For Folk's Sake.
"Acid Mountain" by Moon Hooch
Legendarily dynamic jazz-funk trio Moon Hooch provide the toe-tapping rhythm to one man’s bad psychedelic trip inside a mannequin factory. As featured in Live For Live Music.
"Insambia" by Garretson & Gorodetsky
Directed by Alex Italics. Cinematography by Brody Anderson. Edited by Gen Hernandez. Insambia tonight for sleep!