The Borrower's Debt - Walking Home from Hollywood Music Video

The Borrower's Debt is a Los Angeles indie/folk outfit comprised of three cute guys and my gorgeous (as well as insanely talented) friend, Callie Ray. They filmed their first music video a few months ago and even though I wasn't able to be there throughout the shoot, Callie came over to my little office and I was able set her look.

Callie's whole vibe is very low key and relaxed and we wanted her hair and makeup to reflect her (for lack of a cooler term, "boho chic") style. Her makeup needed to be neutral and long lasting as I wouldn't be there for touch ups and her hair needed to be structured but still have that "I just threw this together" look. I think the outcome was perfect and definitely fit in with the theme of the video. See for yourself below!

Red Romeo - Like No Other Music Video

Last year I worked on a music video for Adrian Hibbs that was produced by my friends over at FaceHead Media. Adrian is an accomplished musician who has recorded with many bands such as Dashboard Confessional and Panic! at the Disco. When I took the job I was super excited to learn that we would be filming in the infamous Linda Vista hospital. Linda Vista has been an abandoned hospital since the early 90s and has been featured in numerous movies, television shows, and music videos.

YOMYOMF's Always You

The past few weeks I have been doing makeup and hair on a super secret project for the YouTube channel, YOMYOMF.  I was lucky enough to work with the two finalists of Internet Icon, The Brothers Riedell and Lana McKissack, on a music video concept brought to life by Chester See.  I even got to work with my friend Ki Hong Lee again soon after we wrapped the web series, Mother Lover in early August.

Marina V Music Video

A couple of weeks ago, Niva Dorell, a director that I had worked with on a PSA last December called me to discuss doing makeup for a music video that she was shooting. The song is "You Make Me Beautiful" by Marina V and the concept was really great. Niva wanted Marina to be all dressed up in a party environment and eventually "strip down" to a more natural state on the beach while the sun was rising. In theory and on camera it was insanely gorgeous, in reality we were all absolutely tired and freezing! I had the chance to watch the new music video the other day, and I must say that I am quite impressed with Marina and her ability to push through the cold/hunger/sleep deprivation to look quite captivating on screen. I'm attaching some pictures that I took with my poor iPhone that night/morning (I saw the sun set AND rise without sleeping a wink!) as well as a link to the awesome video. Watch and enjoy!