So MAD bought 20 cockroaches online (food for your snakes), build a white studio space with paper, and then painted the floor of the studio space with wallpaper glue, so they walk funny and he can do the edit to dubstep. This is the outcome of his first experimental music video
MAD - Filmed, Directing, Graded it, Editing, Titles done by Brad De Fleuriot
MAD second video he did, he directed it, filmed and did the edit on it
The winner of first season of Rhythm and Flow, D Smoke never fails with the music. Always on point, you could see why he won.
New soul, RnB form SiR
The Realist - 5 And A Half Steps feat Ben Sharpa was MAD's first music video he, Directed, edited, and did the graphics on the video. Nafia helps him to shoot the video.
Logga Headz was performances and rap battles, MAD first touched on event organizing, from scouting for talent to designing the flyers and editing the videos for online advertising. Flyer design by MAD for the first event Flyer design by MAD for the second event Video of there first Logga Headz Your browser does not support the video tag.
The Realist... The Realist Story So The Realist was formed in the mid-2000s with MAD and Denis, it was not completed yet cause MAD had this idea of having one Producer that's part of the crew, he comes on stage with you to perform. So MAD met Greg through motion graphic works and one day had to go drop off some work at Greg's house. MAD saw he had a professional studio at his house and went into hustle mode and offered Greg to do him a showreel for 2 tracks and that was the start of 5 and a half steps. The Realist got formed after the recording of 5 and a half steps feat Ben Sharpa. It consisted of Denis Leach, AKA as Kid Clever the boy genius, he handled us to get…
MAD's first creative project he worked on, he did the offline editing and motion graphics for this award winning documentary. Clip from the documentary live performs by Ben Sharpa Premiered on 27 May 2020 Currently available for university licensing and acquisitions. Hip hop Revolution looks at youth involvement in apartheid politics with particular reference to the Cape Flats state of emergency in the 1980s and the influence of Black Consciousness hip-hop music on the thinking of young people living under apartheid. It also reflects on hip-hop activism in SA in 2004/2005. Directorial debut of Weaam Williams, Hip-hop Revolution is a documentary funded by the National Film and Video Foundation of South Africa, which saw its’ local festival release in SA summer of 2006 and international release at Silverdocs in 2007; where it was nominated for…
“I skate because…” - Christi Wiehahn MAD worked on the animation, editing and the color grading of this project.