A first impression of Los Angeles as a struggling waiter in a world of wealth and coldness. I made this film to remember those times.

“Legend Has It” Is the first video from RTJ’s hit album, RTJ3, which debuted at #1 on Billboard’s Rap, Hip Hop/R&B, Indie & Physical charts. Director: Brian Beletic Producer: Terry Gallagher, Dennis Beier Executive Producer: Drew Santarsiero Production Company: SMUGGLER DP: Ryley Brown Production Designer: David Skinner Costume: Lindy McMichael, Matt Goldman Assistant Director: George Nessis Editor: Sam Ostrove VFX – Autonomous, Andy Bate Conceived by Brian Beletic & El-P Executive Producers (Run the Jewels) – Amaechi Uzoigwe & Drew Santarsiero Thanks to Jason DeMarco/Adult Swim. Artist & Director’s statement: The video for LEGEND HAS IT plays with the theme of guilty until proven innocent. We live in a world where stronger the truth the greater the opposition. In this story EL-P and Killer Mike are in a police lineup and the cards are stacked heavily against them. But why is that? this video is a worst nightmare scenario. high on acid and caught in the system. pitted against icons of innocence in a police line up that doesn’t feel real. no bunnies were hurt on the making of this video. – run the jewels & Brian Beletic

In one continuous shot, a man has a public meltdown in the middle of a residential cul-de-sac. The neighbors gather together and watch, debating how best to deal with unstable man. What unfolds is a constantly shifting scenario in which community’s cultish public shaming is taken to extreme heights. Shot in a single take using a drone, check out how it was made here: http://bit.ly/2p1uZwF ‘At The End Of The Cul-de-Sac’ is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about the film here: http://bit.ly/2o3PVW0

In the remote Russian Arctic, an aging scientist and his son are trying to recreate the Ice Age. They call their experiment Pleistocene Park – a perfect home for woolly mammoths, resurrected by modern genetics. But the mammoths are only a means to a bigger end: defusing a carbon timebomb frozen in the permafrost to slow the effects of global warming. Film by Grant Slater http://bit.ly/2nE925t Based on “Pleistocene Park” by Ross Andersen of The Atlantic http://theatln.tc/2naL1Yu Original Score by Kyle Scott Wilson Animation by Casey Drogin http://bit.ly/2nDWyej Chersky Drone Photography by Luke Griswold-Tergis African Savannah Photography by Brian Dawson http://bit.ly/2naY1xn With Support From Mountainfilm http://bit.ly/2nEaKEh Help the Zimovs expand Pleistocene Park with a new herd of yaks and bison: http://kck.st/2nb134w Sergey Zimov’s Pleistocene Park Manifesto http://bit.ly/2nE5dNP

A tipsy dancer executing the same choreography at different stages of drunkenness. Music by Robotaki: http://bit.ly/2n8BfpC Out via Next Wave Records: http://bit.ly/2oFWbSc Directed by Quentin Deronzier: http://bit.ly/2n8zIQM

These are some of the finest mountains, that you could ever lay your eyes on. Loaded with giant cedars and fir trees down low and piled up with deep snow as you climb higher up their slopes. It really is a magical place. Lots of inspiration here… As the sun creeps behind the towering peaks, the moon takes its place under a dark and starry sky and we experience a similar world beneath a new light… @seeking.nirvana Featuring: Mike Henitiuk ~ @mikeheni Joe Schuster ~ @joe_schuster Matt Margetts ~ @mattmargetts Riley Leboe ~ @rileyleboe Mason Mashon ~ @mason_mashon Locations: British Columbia, Canada Supported By: EDGEtv – @edgetvnetwork MEC – @mec Tyrolia – @tyroliabindings Spyder – @spyderactive Norrona – @norrona Photography: Mason Mashon Editing, Sound and Colour: Leigh Powis Cinematography: Taylor Loughran Aerial Cinematography: Spencer Craig Carlo Mion Mason Mashon Rob Massie Narration: Colby James West Jay Henitiuk