January 2009:  I’m currently collaborating with Ben Nabors and Tom Rielly, documenting the successes of the young African inventor William Kamkwamba. Moving Windmills is the original short-form piece by my friends m ss ng p eces.  You can follow William’s internet blog here.

December 2008:  I was invited by London’s Tate Museum to direct and shoot a collection of videos for their original series TateShots. Issue 19 features eight of New York City’s leading mainstream artists, including Jeff Koons, Marina Abramovic, Lawrence Weiner, and Marcel Dzama.

October 2008:  l directed the debut music video for Atlanta-based band Howlies (OverUnder Records).

and Fuse TV featured it here.

The enormously successful “Whopper Feakout” campaign for Burger King took home a Gold Cyber Lion at the 2008 Canne’s International Advertising Festival.

I collaborated with Henry-Alex Rubin and Crispin Porter + Bogusky to create the mockumentary behind the commercial spots.

For the 100th episode in the series, I documented Blonde Redhead drummer Simone Pace, as he rides from the East Village garage where he stores his collection of vintage Italian motorcycles to the band’s recording studio in Brooklyn.

More highlights from the Cool Hunting series can be viewed under the “Documentary” drop-down here.

I shot and directed two videos for the Flux Screening Series held at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles.

January 2008: I traveled around the country documenting the progress of 2007 TED Prize Winners Bill Clinton, James Nachtwey, and E.O. Wilson’s wishes. Watch the “One Year Later” update videos here.

I worked with m ss ng p eces to produce these short videos of ‘innovative masterminds who influence the way we work, think and live’, at the Wired NextFest in Los Angeles.