i-D just posted a new article on our web series The Adventures of Jamel, featuring an interview with writer/creator Jayson Musson.

Press love for The Adventures of Jamel!

Buzzfeed - Stop What You’re Doing And Watch This Amazing Video About a Time-Traveling B-Boy

i-D - Will Jayson Musson Win Over the Internet Twice?

VICE - Messing Up History with ‘Jamel the Time Traveling B-Boy”

TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL - New Online Work: The Adventures of Jamel

FILMMAKER MAGAZINE - “Tribeca’s New Online Work”

COMPLEX - “‘Watch the Hilarious First Episode of Artist Jayson Musson’s “The Adventures of Jamel’”

CITYPAPER - Hip hop and history collide, awkwardly, in ‘The Adventures of Jamel’

ARTNET - Is Jayson Musson’s New Video a “Hot Tub Time Machine” for the Art World?

DIGG - “‘The Adventures Of Jamel’ Is The Strangest Web Series You’ll Watch This Week”

ARTNEWS - “Jayson Musson Releases Preview for New Web Series”

Three stills from the first video I ever shot for artist Alex Da Corte appear in the new issue of Artforum magazine, in their awesome review of his new show “Die Hexe” at Luxembourg & Dayan. The stills are from a video for Leonard Cohen’s “Chelsea Hotel No. 2,” one of eleven videos commissioned by Lorca Cohen and screened at MoMA and the Hammer Museum.

A new music video project I directed and edited for UK artist George Ezra (Sony / Columbia Records)’s song “Budapest” just premiered! Shot at a senior home just outside New York with cinematographer Zack Schamberg.

“The Adventures of Jamel” is featured in the 2015 Tribeca Film Festival’s N.O.W. (New Online Work) program. Episode 2: “Sockdolager” just premiered on their website! 

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