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Check out the wonderful work of David Dutton… David Dutton Film Director Los Angeles, CA David is an award winning music video director with an eclectic array of work under his belt. We first linked up in 2012 as fellow Bay Area artists (Amp Live introduced us) to work on the music video for ‘Ugly’… David has a knack for scouting amazing sets and on one of the days we were shooting, he and I took a quick detour with some green screen spandex body suits and some ping pong balls to shoot footage for the ‘Ping Pong’ track as well… We worked together last spring on the video for ‘Reaching Out’ and then all summer on the ‘TKO’ video… additionally he gave our team a massive hard-drive stacked with his incredible content to sample for video remixes! “I think the most important thing a music video does is to enhance the feeling you get from listening to a track. Or spotlight a style that you want the fans to associate with the artist. Sometimes I see videos that are large grandiose narratives, that can look visually stunning or admirable as a successful production; but it won’t do service to

Give the gift of giving! The concept behind $/BH is that we put a dollar for every ticket sold into a charity fund [Le Bass Banc] and then we donate to charities, organizations & nonprofits which do amazing things to support health, community, family. They exist to enrich the lives of others, so we support them: you can find out more about these awesome programs, and possibly get involved with them on a deeper level through volunteering or spreading the word! This year we are focusing on campaigns which offer emotional care and support to people who are struggling, feel alone or depressed, and which promote positive interactions both online and offline. You could say we are focusing on anti-bullying, but ‘bully’ is almost too narrow of a word… it confines the mind to the image of an oversized 5th grader teasing some 2nd graders on a playground. In reality, human interaction can be cruel, ruthless, brutal and horrifying – even in simple social media, online, in everyday life… In addition to encouraging ‘random acts of kindness’, and urging people to ‘treat others as you want to be treated’ – we want to go a step further by highlighting organizations