Diamond Vision Films

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We were able to work with Miss Alley Cat and her RSF Voice squad once again in the visual for her latest single “Forgive Me.” After showcasing her lyrical abilities in the song, Miss Alley Cat trusted us with the task of bringing her message to life on-screen. We chose to place her in an urban setting with a local baseball field, as we felt that it was a symbol for her home run hit making ability as well as an open invitation for anyone in her lane to come and try her on her home field! Let’s PLAY BALL!

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Our first video of 2017 is none other than the visual for E.J. Carter’s smash hit single “Can I Juug?”!!! This was, by far, one of our most fun shoots considering E.J. did his dance, which he calls the “Leg Iso” the ENTIRE time while we were shooting. THE. ENTIRE. TIME. It was definitely one of the most unique filming situations we’ve been in, especially when factoring in his moves on the police car! Awesome time!

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We were recently called upon to provide the official visual for another R$F Voice signee, Simply Chris, and his first single “Doin’ That” from his upcoming project. With the oncoming election drawing closer, and the political divide between the common person, Simply wanted to show that he took no sides in the situation and decided to follow his own leadership! E.J. dropped by to deliver another glimmering feature, and the ever-so-entertaining Simply Chris delivered a performance to remember.

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Had the pleasure of being able to work with newly-signed R$F Voice femcee Miss Alley Cat on her first music video for new single “Money Now,” featuring E.J. Carter. Having worked with E.J. before, the chemistry was already present on set, but Miss Alley Cat definitely proved her natural entertainment prowess in her first official shoot! The video turned out to be an awesome experience.

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Had the chance to shoot the debut music video for OG Mal’s single “Like Me” in Topeka, KS! Brought an urban feel to the music video, and the young guys brought energy!

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Was fortunate enough to reconnect with B-Skan and his Black Flag Music movement for his video “It’s Murda”!!! The blacklight idea set off the feeling of the video and was a unique experience as a shoot.

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B-Skan & the Skull Kidz brought me in to shoot the official visual for “Feelin’ Real Good.” This was one smoked out shoot! It actually looks like one huge 4/20 celebration, and the effects I put on the visual were placed with the intention of keeping pristine the hazy look of the video. VERY PLEASANT experience with the artists and actors/actresses involved! 

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Once again we found ourselves with the pleasure of working with E.J. Carter, and this time on the video for his single “True” from his “Notorious” album. He invited us into his grandparents’ home, a household in which Carter spent many years of his life growing up, on the Westside of St. Louis. The goal was to capture E.J. in a regular day of his life. Complete with family members, close friends, and little kids playing in the front yard. An ice cream truck even came by to add even more life to this vibrantly rugged visual!

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We recently took our equipment and talents to the Olive Bar to shoot a promotional commercial video for Espionage 007 to promote exclusive elite parties. The experience was fun, the atmosphere was energetic, and the footage turned out to be very crisp.

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We were able to shoot our first official VEVO music video in E.J. Carter’s “On God,” the first single from his “Notorious” album. We teamed up with Unknwn Films to film a perfect combination of rough, rugged surroundings fused with E.J.’s personal style of flash and shine. The end result proved to be very sleek, and the video has gone on to be featured on VEVO!

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Had the pleasure of working with Jordan Ausar, a versatile and charismatic hip hop artist from Houston, TX. Brought a gritty look to his visual for the song “Trill.”

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"Can't Help Myself" by JaNay Adgers

I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to shoot the first official music video of JaNay Adgers during the summertime on the beautiful campus of Baker University. Her debut song "Can't Help Myself" is a very solid piece of work in the genre of Neo-Soul. Reminded me of a Jill Scott or India Arie type of track, and upon hearing the request of my assisstance, I jumped at the chance to expand my portfolio in a unique genre. I wanted to give off the impression that JaNay was singing her song during a typical day on the campus with regular relationships occurring around her, so her brother Tonio Adgers and his significant other Jordan Henderson agreed to help out. The video turned out to be a smooth display of young love.

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We took our talents to the town of Baldwin City, KS to shoot the oficial promo trailer for Baker University’s “Project CHIRP,” a movement that fights the presence of Capitalism, Heterosexism, Imperialism, Racism, & Patriarchy. The shoot was very intense and focused, and the students all contributed without any problems. The video was also colored in bluish hue in order to give a “cold” feel to the project,