Movies

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Keep in mind, you can play these full-screen in most players. They'll look pretty good. You don't have to watch them in the tiny size they first open up in.

I Left My Band in San Francisco

A movie I shot on Mini-DV and edited on my computer, illustrating how to tune guitars and drums, do vocal warmups, and more. It features London May's 99-Cent Drum Clinic. (Lydia sez his thing about, "Be ready for anything on your drums; be prepared to sound great even if things suck," which is a great analogy for life, not just drums.)

The trailer from one of the author's films , D.I.Y. or Die: How to Survive as an Independent Artist.

Michael Dean Talks about Art from a Jail Cell

A movie of me being interviewed in my garage by Blaine Graboyes. It's me talking about promoting film, but almost all of it applies to music, too. Was made by Blaine for a government DVD authoring convention he spoke at in D.C. Was shown to 400 government scientists and media creators on a big screen. Scary.

Music Videos of Me

By JP Kelly: (Happy_all_the_time: a Bomb video), Lapin (a Michael Dean solo video of my one-off project, Lapin Mort with my girlfriend at the time, Marie.

webmv: Slish song "The Web." Video by Paul Della Pelle.

Whore_love_song: Michael Dean solo song. Video by Michael Woody.

Also in movies folder, OmittedAudioLondonDrumSectionPart1 and part 2. Stuff that we took out of London May's 99-Cent Drum Clinic for length so it would fit on the CD and still look good, but left the audio for edification. The video was just a still shot of the stuff he's describing.

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