GRIFFIN HART DAVIS

Music - CF Watkins Film and Edit - Myself Gaff/grip - Adam Pinnell Assistant 1 - Eric Waters Assistant 2 - John Eric Johnson Assistant 3 - John Ryan Color - Rob Bessette Retouching - Jerry Richardson

Music Video for Victoria Victoria Fim by: Griffin Davis Styling: Cindy Cash 1AC: Ryan Shackelford 2AC: Eric Waters Grip/Gaffer. Adam Pinnell Makeup:Alana Spach Production assistant: Annalee Durland-Jones Arial Acrobatics: Caroline Calouche & Co. Visual Efects: Jerry Oliver Edit/color: GHD Cast: Wendolyn Magato Groff Xaiden Groff Kiahna Groff Alex Wilson Cosmo Hutchins Noah Hutchins Jerf Friedenberg Madison Pointer Destiny Boyd Alana Spach Nikki Tomeo Cindy Cash Eric Waters Cameron Tucker Annalee Durland-Jones Location 1: Carolina Theater (Greensboro) Location 2: Martin Materials Inc When Tori first shared "Magic" with me, my first impression was that it was a song of reverence: An ode to the passion that calls us. I immediately felt like a heretic to this calling and love for my own passion. I, like most, find myself caught-up in the world of acknowledgment and need for recognition. A time of immediate gratification and “likes” which really mean nothing at all. I think most of us have an innate want (not to be confused with a need) for recognition and many times this want distracts us from what our hearts initial and intuitive mission might be. Tori and I shared stories of when we were young and praise was not even a blip on the screen. I remember spending long hours in my room as a kid painting and drawing. At the end of the night, I would put down my brush and sleep dreaming of what was visually possible with no intention of even showing my parents what I created. What I created was for me. A burning flame inside that burned for no one but filled me with light and happiness. “Magic” is the story of this internal struggle. The struggle so many artists combat. The song reminded me that every time I look for gratification through recognition I douse the creative flame inside me a bit more. From this came the idea to visually explore the eyes of people, bathed in the shadow which our narcissistic culture feeds us. I wanted to show the light fading and the light returning- insinuating hope and revival. At the end when the tempo speeds up, I imagined a resurrection to a former self. Free of the chains set on use by popular culture and its false and unfulfilling agenda. I hope this song and video helps people look inwards at their passion and remember to feed it for themselves. Always making sure that the byproduct of one living for the now is and always will be more beautiful.

When I first heard the song I felt it was almost a ritualistic anthem. The mid tones of the song have an echoed and encompassing feel much like water. I knew our element had to be that of open ocean. I also felt that the song was a story of initiation of one's​ soul into something seldom explored consciously. Ultimately, I view the piece as ones need to explore the depths of life and death to truly accept and appreciate what it is we have been gifted. Song: Lorkin O'Reilly Production: GHD,LLC Video: Griffin Hart Davis DP: Griffin Davis AC: Eric Waters Kep Grip: Adam Pinnell Talent: Olivia Thompson Talent: Cailyn Connelly Agency: Locke Managment Location: Burlington Dive Shop Color: Ben White - Company 3 NY Rental House: Full Frame

Narrative piece written and directed to showcase the anger and love God has for mankind. Its written to showcase a period 1,000 years after a apocalyptic event took place on a planet similar to earth but in a different dimension. The dimension can be traversed by spirts/angels but organic souls are stuck almost between worlds where magic and madness prevail and life is beautiful but desolate. Song: Lorkin O'Reilly Production: GHD,LLC Video: Griffin Hart Davis DP: Griffin AC: Eric Waters Kep Grip: Adam Pinnell Talent: Billy Ray Scruggs Agency: Locke Agency Location: Byers Boys (The View) Effects: Jerry Oliver

Rollerblades is a song written and preformed by Victoria Victoria. Video written and directed by Griffin hart Davis. Choreography by BJ Sullivan. Links below Song written and preformed by: http://www.victoriavictoria.org Video written and directed by: http://www.griffinhartdavis.com Choreography by: https://vpa.uncg.edu/home/directory/bio-bjsullivan/ Female dancer: Bekah Downing Male dancer: Brandon Woods AC: Eric Waters Key grip: Jon Eric Johnson

In a small town on the border of Colorado and New Mexico, a young woman is falling in love with a character in one of her romance novels. The year is 1988. On a lonely Sunday evening she finds herself at the local laundromat. Tired and soothed by the sound of surrounding dryers she falls into a wonderful dreamscape of love and loss as her fantasy becomes reality even if only for a short time. A music video for Shay Martin Lovette: https://www.shaymartinlovette.com Written and directed by Griffin Hart Davis: http://www.griffinhartdavis.com Producer: GHD,LLC Director of Photography: Kyle Messina 1st Assistant Camera: Rob Russell Gaffer: Ethan Messina Grip: Walker Anderson Edit: GHD,LLC Postproduction Effects: Kyle Messina and Jerry Oliver Costume Designer: Evan Morrison: https://www.hudsonshill.com Casting: Mary Wharton: http://lockemanagement.com Location: White Orange and Suds and Duds Greensboro Main Cast Emily Branch and Owen Calvert And many, many more that we are thankful for helping in this project.

Mipso @ www.mipsomusic.com shot at the Hall River Ballroom Directed by Griffin Hart Davis @ www.griffinhartdavis.com Thanks