We’ve just found out that the fantastic 3rd Annual International Red Hook Film Festival has accepted our video for Karsh Kale into the program! We’re proud to be a part of the line-up at this year’s festival, which will be screening at the Brooklyn Waterfront Artist’s Coalition on October 3rd and 4th.
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Photos from Circles For Hearts Music Video Premiere
Check out some photos from the music video premiere of the video “Marilyn” for Circles For Hearts, at long-running infamous NYC party Rated X.
And a huge THANK YOU!! to everyone who came out and made the night an incredible success!! The place was completely packed out, Veronica Varlow hypnotized the entire audience with her unbelievably hot new “Isis” act, and Circles For Hearts had an amazing set to thunderous applause!
GK2 plays in London's new Chili Film Festival
The Karsh Kale video Zina wrote/directed, GK2, was asked to be in a brand-new London film and video festival.
We are the ONLY music video asked to be included in the entire program!
This year is the debut of the Chili Film Festival, a fun and free movie screening at Corbet Place behind Truman Brewery, as part of the Brick Lane Festival on Sunday September 10. Films are showing between 11:00am-8:30pm, all with the theme of “JOURNEY.” Check out how filmmakers from around the world interpret this idea in clever, amusing, heart-wrenching and artistic ways.
Morgenstern videos screen at Maschinenfest, Germany
The Thousand Names Productions/TempestNYC/Brien Hindman Co-Production of several music videos for the German band Morgenstern were just screened at the Maschinenfest Festival in Germany to rave reviews. Zina Co-Directed and Co-Produced these videos.
GK2 in the New York Vigilante Film Fest
GK2 has been accepted into the 1st Annual New York Vigilante Film Fest!
It sounds like it’s going to be a blast – In addition to the film screenings, there’ll be Mutant Bike Jousting and a Punk Rock Burlesque show! It’s also been selected as one of only three films to ‘preview’ the festival at “A Night of New York Films from the Atomic Underground.” They’re saying GK2 is “An awesome visual and audio experience”