ANARCHY ROAD - new music video for Carpenter Brut

Anarchy Road Carpenter Brut - feat Jim (Trumps/Erevan Tusk/Filago) directed and produced by the Deka Brothers produced by Michael Manasseri The Girl: Ashley-Rene Everest The Kid: Ricky McKay Dead body/executioner: Steve Forbes Dying guy/victime: Scott Konkel Crowbar man: John C. Forman Woman lost in field: Kimberley Brooks Father: Brian O'Day Grand-Pa: Clement Valentine Mother: Ruby Harris Daughter: Kalley Donnelly Son: Ethan Denk Casting Director: Tony DiMambro (The I-Group) Associate Producer: Sarah Manasseri 1st Assistant Director: Anthony Bommarito. Director of Photography: Geoff George Camera Op: Deka Brothers DIT: Rob Frenette Make-Up artist: Dan Phillips Costume Designer: Lauren Waterstone Costume Assistant: Jamal Abro Prop Master: Tayler Mandziara Weaponry provided by: Pat Potochick Production Assistant: Dan Gordon Security: Jason Szakal, Loren Ruiz Campbell Edit & VFX: Deka Brothers Colorists: Rob Frenette, Ben Deka Thanks: Ash, Ara at Howrani Studios, Stoney Creek Metro Park, Rob Winkworth

Official YouTube link (available in 4K):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgK0uRR5jGY

Savage Drift - book trailer

A new book-trailer directed by the Deka Brothers came out today:
Savage Drift, a book by Emmy Laybourne.

Make sure to check it out in 4K on YouTube.

Savage Drift A Novel by Emmy Laybourne Directed by the Deka Brothers dekabrothers.com Produced by Adam Cushman / Michael Manasseri / Kimberley Kates (BSEG) Josie: Carrington King Niko: Tyler Newland Young Boy watching planes: Ethan Watkins Casting: Tony DiMambro (The I-Group) 1st AD: Salma Siddiqui Cinematographer: Geoff S. George 1st AC: Carl Ballou G&E: Jordan Reed / Brandon Hartley / Daniel Gordon Production Sound Mixer: Mark Haygen Costume Designer: Lauren Waterstone BTS Photographer: Clarice D. Edit / Color Grading: the Deka Brothers VFX: Julien Deka Sound Design / Re-recording mixer: David Couturier Music: Thibault Chaumont co-produced with Flux Capacitor flux-cap.com Big Screen Entertainment Group Thanks to: Oakland University Cinema Studies, Andrea Eis, Kyle Edwards, Michael Watkins Brian Kessler

Half Bad, book-trailer - featured on Entertainment Weekly

Half Bad, the latest book-trailer directed by the Deka Brothers, is exclusively featured on Entertainment Weekly's website, ahead of the book release next week on March 4th.

http://shelf-life.ew.com/2014/02/27/sally-green-half-bad-trailer-exclusive/

Written by Sally Green, the book received early praise from the industry: it has even been compared to The Hunger Games.

The novel has already sold in 45 countries and been optioned for film by Fox, with Karen Rosenfelt (Twilight) producing.

 
 

International Music Video Festival 2013

The ICP music video Hate Her to Death, directed by the Deka Brothers, has been officialy selected for competition in the 9th edition of the International Music Video Festival (formerly known as the Protoclip):
http://www.internationalmusicvideofestival.fr/en/news-64-Compétition-officielle-2013-

The event will take place in Paris, November 8th and 9th at Wanderlust. 

In the meantime, people can vote online for the Internet Prize by clicking "I VOTE FOR IT" until november 9th:
http://www.internationalmusicvideofestival.fr/en/competition-3134--Hate-Her-To-Death-de-Insane-Clown-Posse-realise-par-Deka-Brothers

Hate Her to Death is in good company with videos from world acclaimed directors like Fleur & Manu, Jonas & François, Canada, and Tony T. Datis

Last year, Chris Benoit, another music video directed by the Deka Brothers, made it to the official competition as well:
http://dekabrothers.com/news/2012/11/12/chris-benoit-festival-protoclip-in-paris

Tony T. Datis' Make It Bun Dem video, for which the Deka Brothers served as Directors of Photography took the Special Jury Prize in last year's event: http://dekabrothers.com/news/2012/12/4/protoclip-2012-make-it-bun-dem-coup-de-cur-du-jury

Carpenter Brut - EPII

The mini-album from Carpenter Brut, EP II, came out today, September 19th, 2013. 

The songs can be heard and /or purchased at bandcamp.com
http://carpenterbrut.bandcamp.com/album/ep-ii

The album is also available on iTunes.

Carpenter Brut EPII.jpg

Prior to the release, the Deka Brothers directed a "teaser trailer" for the album. Check it out below: 

The album cover art and backside of the CD  are based on the Deka's video.

Disiz - Salauds de Pauvres

The Deka Brothers served as directors of photography ​for this short music video directed by Tony T. Datis for artist Disiz.
​Aerial photography by Cassidy Bisher & Kris Bargen.

IMAGE CREDITS:
​Dir. of Photography: Deka Brothers
Steadycam: Julien Deka
​1st AC: Alex Grossfeld
​​2nd AC: Carl Ballou
​​Aerial Cinematography: Cassidy Bisher & Kris Bargen
​​DIT / Colorist: Rob Frenette

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Disiz - Les Moyens du Bord

The Deka Brothers served as cinematographers for this music video, directed by Tony T. Datis, for French rapper Disiz.

IMAGE CREDITS:
​Dir. of Photography: Deka Brothers
​Cam. Op. / Steadycam: Julien Deka
​1st AC: Alex Grossfeld
​2nd AC: Carl Ballou
​Aerial Cinematography: Cassidy Bisher & Kris Bargen
​​DIT / Colorist: Rob Frenette

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new ICP music video: Hate Her To Death

ICP just released their latest music video directed by the Deka Brothers,
​as announced on their website:

“Hate Her To Death” was directed by the ultra fresh Deka Brothers and shot on location right here in Detroit, Murderous at the infamous Cooley High School! Enjoy the flavor, Ninjas!

Check out the Official YouTube Video, and make sure you click HD!
​http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXrBuMnFf4E​

UPDATE: now on the Deka Brothers' Vimeo account:​

Protoclip 2012: Make It Bun Dem "Coup de Cœur du Jury"

Make It Bun Dem, directed by Tony T. Datis for dubstep artist Skrillex just won the "Coup de Coeur du Jury" (Special Jury Prize) at the prestigious Parisian music video festival Protoclip 2012 (8th edition).

The video shared the prize with Get Free (directed by SoMe).

http://www.protoclip.com/news-59-PALMARES-2012

The Deka Brothers served as directors of photography on this video. It's already had 13 million views on YouTube within 2 months of its release.