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The Tontons are mesmerizing both from an auditory and visual perspective. This incredible psychedelic rock band mixes an unlikely bag of influences into an amazing texture all its own. In this video from their self-titled CD, The Tontons treat us to a night on the town and a stunning performance at The House of Blues in Houston. Thanks to The Greater Houston Convention and Visitor's Bureau and The House of Blues Houston for their assistance in the production of this video. The TonTons are: Asli Omar: Vocals Adam Martinez: Guitar Tom Nguyen: Bass Justin Martinez: Drums Prouduction: Zenfilm Executive Producers: Holly Clapham-Rosenow, Lindsey Brown Producer: Jarrod Gullett Director: W. Ross Wells Director of Photography: Wayne Forster Distributed by Tubemogul.

"Find Your Way Home" is a cool, rocking, semi-surreal journey from Kanude's self-titled album. The trip is poplulated with a cast of characters (some intentional, some not so much) and employs a modifed 1920's baby carriage camera-rig to tell the story. From Zenfilm/Lightstone Records Starring: Kanude, Eric Jarvis, Meghan Hendley, Deb Malone, Cheryl Stell, Tim Thicke, Elizabeth Knudson. Production Company: Zenfilm Producer: Jarrod Gullett Director/Cinematographer: W. Ross Wells Editor: Scott Marett Colorist: Tracy Jemison Distributed by Tubemogul.

In the first video from Ronny Munroe's blistering solo album "The Fire Within", our hero is the subject of some rather interesting, and disturbing behavior modification therapy. The lines between fantasy and reality become rather blurry.... The performance was filmed during Ronny's Metal Meltdown Tour in October. Take your meds. Enjoy. Ronny Munroe - Vox Mike Heald-Guitar Jeff Clifton-Guitar Brent Marches- Bass Rick Ward- Drums Featuring "Nurse" Jordyn Ashley ratpakrecords.com/ronnymunroe zenfilm.com Produced by Rat Pak Records & Zen Film Executive Producers: Joe O'Brien and Merideth Melville Production Company: Zenfilm Senior Producer: Jarrod Gullett Producer: Tracy Jemison Line Producer: Brittany Holland Director: W. Ross Wells Director of Photography: Raul Casares Key Grip: David Zenteno Production Assistant: Stephanie Comfort Editors: W. Ross Wells, Hank Schyma Colorist: Tracy Jemison

Relentless, underground adventure characterizes the firstt video from Twisted Roots' new album "Vol I". Produced by Rat Pak Records and Zenfilm. Starring Twisted Roots: Adam Powers, Pete Giordano, Mark Lennon and Sonny "Gunns" Robinson. Volume I is available on iTunes, Amazon, everywhere...really..

Inspired by a spaghetti western flick...two French girls decide to look for adventure in the Wild West. Traveling light, they pack just the essentials, lingerie, champagne, large caliber weapons, you know the story. In the first video from Southern Backtones new "La Vie En Noir" CD. The Southern Backtones provide the score to a little film we like to call "Slumber Party." A beautifully dark, indie rock adventure that we hope you enjoy.

Jennifer Grassman is a force of nature. This talented singer-songwriter has a gift for fusing diverse elements of classical, Celtic, gothic and rock styles into a beautiful, moving genre all her own. Pretty Girls, Jennifer Grassman's first music video, is a surreal, dark and beautiful homage to women through the centuries and the joys and dangers that their beauty has drawn into their lives. This music video (produced by TLM Productions and Zenfilm) explores the darkness and light in this hauntingly beautiful song.

During a recent gig at The House of Rock... The Tones invited the talented lead vocalist from Corpus punk band Shrimp Scampi to sit in......

Dan Workman, award-winning record prodcucer and co-owner of one of the oldest recording studios in the US. SugarHill Studios is a piece of music history.

The consummate blues rock trio discuss the city where the Eliminator took off.

The "Forever" music video has won awards at film festivals, has been broadcast on MTV2 and MuchMusic in Canada and has been seen all over the web. Here is a glimpse of how it all came together one long night at the Foodarama...

Cowboys are legendary in Texas. And their solutions to everyday events are pretty simple. If a fence needs fixing-well, you fix it. It doesn't require a committee, or a meeting. What if some back to basics were applied in business and education? A core belief system that starts by treating people with respect. One that is built upon trust so genuine that a powerful partnership can emerge? Dr. Don Hutson thinks that this simple belief system can change the world. So, he developed the Cowboy Solution. After years as a teacher and business man, Dr. Don Hutson had a life altering experience with a horse and found his true purpose. While training horses, Don Hutson discovered that the same process he used to train horses could be applied in the classroom, the boardroom and in with life extraordinary results. Creating success through powerful partnerships.

Mark "Scrapdaddy" Bradford builds giant, multi-legged, hydraulic, robotic animals...then he takes them for a ride. Mark walks his creations in the world's largest art car parade.

Psychedelic rockers Southern Backtones explore the meaning of life (and the fragile nature of fresh produce) in their new music video "Forever". A surreal, and sometimes sexy, trip to the grocery store...the Foodarama. Production: Zenfilm Producer: Merideth Melville Director: W. Ross Wells Director of Photography: Wayne Forster Unit Production Manager: Jarrod Gullett 1st AD: Marissa Lovely 1st AC: Justin DeGuire Key Grip: David Zenteno Best Boy: Mike Turrin Lead PA: Scott Marett Set Intern: Tracy Jemison Camera and Lenses by Panavision/Plus 8 Digital Houston Lighting and Grip Trucks by MC Lighting and Production Services, The Lighting Zone. Preproduction Audio Services by Szabo Sound and Music.

When TireMax rolls into town Bubba's tire sale gets rudely interrupted. Fun comedy spot that satirizes bad local commercials. Agency: http://www.rhymes.com Production: http://www.zenfilm.com

This couple REALLY needs to get out more. Comedy spot for Delta Downs Racetrack and Casino. Production: http://www.zenfilm.net Director: W. Ross Wells Producer: Merideth Melville Director of Photography: Raul Caseres

When TireMax rolls into town, Elvin and Mordechai resort to desparate measures to fight off the competition. Agency: Rhymes & Co. Production: Zenfilm Director: W. Ross Wells

Organic travel piece showing the cool, hidden life of Houston, America's 4th largest city. Strong cinematography and editorial blend together with interviews with local celebs and live musical performances to tell Houston's unique story. Production Company: Zenfilm Produced by Merideth Melville. Directed by W. Ross Wells. Directors of Photography: Raul Caseres, Wayne Forster Created in conjunction with The Greater Houston Convention and Visitor's Bureau and Continental Airlines. http://www.visithoustontexas.com http://www.zenfilm.com Cameos by: George Foreman, Lauren Anderson, Chloe Dao, Brian Ching, Yolanda Adams, Johnny Nash, Chef Mark Cox and more. Musical Performances by: Beetle and Michael Ward 2007 (12 min)

Always check the stalls before rehearsing in the bathroom. Agency: Rhymes and Co. Production: Zenfilm. Director and Editor: W. Ross Wells. Cinematographer: Jim Barham.

Comedy golf spot....on tour with the pros. Agency: Stan and Lou Advertising. Production: Zenfilm. Director and Editor: W. Ross Wells. Cinematographer: Wayne Forster.

Dad nearly kills the whole family when he forgets to check the tire pressure. Production: Zenfilm. Director and Editor: W. Ross Wells. Cinematographer: Wayne Forster.

Pro tennis comes to the aid of this damsel in distress...ouch. Production: Zenfilm. Producer: Merideth Melville. Director and Editor: W. Ross Wells. Cinematographer: Doug Longwill.

Pro tennis makes some changes to the traditional fast fast food experience. Production: Zenfilm. Producer: Merideth Melville. Director & Editor: W. Ross Wells. Cinematographer: Doug Longwill.

The world of tennis meets the world of bowling with unexpected and painful results. Production: Zenfilm. Producer: Merideth Melville. Director and Editor: W. Ross Wells. Cinematographer: Doug Longwill.

Ritchie should have been paying attention to his driving...Production by Zenfilm. One of the most popular spots in the series.