My first video experiment. Not polished or finished in any way. Just me playing a song I love in the little egg crate paradise I call my home studio with no edits or fixes. Sorry for the dodgy bits but I wanted to keep it honest.

This, my 2nd video is kind of an homage to Andrei Tarkovsky. It is not linear. And yet, it is. Incomprehensible and pretentious? Totally! Ever since I saw the Andrei Tarkovsky film Solaris, I've wanted to do a video like the Kelvin's long trip from his father's house where it is not so much about the destination as the movement and passing scenery and the journey lasts far too long for comfort. Also, being mostly a photographer and not a videographer, I thought I'd play to what I think are my strengths, so this video is more about abstract imagery than it is about, say, plot. There is more to it than random imagery but if there's a point to be made, it's an oblique one. I love that word, don't you? Oblique.

Video for the R-Three song 'Elsa Green' by Kevin J. O'Conner. I wanted a video that wouldn't be a literal interpretation of the lyrics but something that would compliment the emotional core and tone of the song. Because he is a distinctive artist capable of rendering his visions in multiple mediums, I asked Kevin J. O'Conner if he'd be interested in working on the project and a few months later, he suprised and delighted me with this wholy original work that, somehow, is everything I'd hoped for.