Business Card

I’m going to New York city during fashion week. I’m very excited about that.

When I was in Paris during fashion week everyone would give me their card or ask if I had a card I could give them. So this time I want to have a card ready, you know, for social climbing purposes.

I also noticed that people’s job titles tended to be somewhat aspirational. If you want to be a stylist, you put stylist on your card. Now the question is: What is my job title?

Do I go for something funny? Something technical-sounding which will convince girls that I’m smart? Something accurate?

Some options I’m considering:

Actor
Entertainer
Vlogger
Computer Scientist
Electronic Engineer
Inventor
Hair Model

I haven’t even thought about the graphic design yet. Any tips?

Old and Young

Icelandic Dreamgirl, Gimli, Sentimentality

Not pictured: Me making an uncharacteristic embarrassment of myself at the fire at the end of the video. There was vomit.

Coast to Coast to Coast

A short film created by my Sleepless Costar Meags Fitzgerald. Filmed in a non-digital Photo Booth.

Coast to Coast to Coast from Meags Fitzgerald on Vimeo.

On My Way To School This Morning

On My Way To School from Luke Marvin on Vimeo.

Also on Youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fg_9OUQ22-8

Pong Prom

One day I hope to come up with something this brilliant.

Pong Prom from Ed Keeble on Vimeo.

Charlotte Gainsbourg (Feat. Beck) – Heaven can wait

Did I get first-blogging-props on this one? I expect all the cool kids to like it.
I dedicate the Gainsbourg half to Rebecca Budyk and the Beck half to Lauren Sellen. They’re small girls but big fans.

Charlotte Gainsbourg “Heaven Can Wait” from Beck Hansen on Vimeo.

I’ve Given Up

I’ve Given Up from Luke Marvin on Vimeo.

Nova Dando

Okay this is the other video I mentioned yesterday. This one isn’t a narrative, it’s a bit more of an experimental-performance-art piece, but I’m into that too.

“Another friend of mine (Sarah Piantadosi, who was behind the Stop Motion Vogueing video a few posts back.) was the Director of Photography on the Video Lookbook for the new Nova Dando line.”

Steve Alan Spring 2010 Video Lookbook

Designers are starting to get more creative in the ways they show off their garments.  For their Spring campaign the folks at Steve Alan put together this short film.  It’s nice.  Feel good.

Also I was pleasantly surprised to recognized two of the folks in the video.  Kat Clements and Andrew De Francesco, two folks I met briefly in Paris, were the Stylist and Still Photographers for the project.  They make a cameo around the 4:30 mark.  They’re the cute couple behind the counter.

Another friend of mine(Sarah Piantadosi, who was behind the Stop Motion Vogueing video a few posts back.) was the Director of Photography on the Video Lookbook for the new Nova Dando line.  (The youtube link is down but you can watch it on the website for now… NovaDando.com)

Steven Alan Spring 2010 from Steven Alan on Vimeo.

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