C. Spencer Yeh Trailers
Chained for Life TrailerHigh Zero Healing Machine Trailer2002 Trailer
Total trailers found: 14
11 September 2019
A beautiful actress struggles to connect with her disfigured co-star on the set of a European auteur's English-language debut.
17 April 2013
Jason Lescalleet had asked me to work on a video for his SONGS ABOUT NOTHING record, to be a part of a larger series of videos to accompany each track on the album.
01 January 2015
2002 is a "concert film" that documents approximately forty bands and artists Yeh videotaped during the year 2002, including Deerhoof, Sightings, Sudden Infant, Cock ESP, Double Leopards, Caroliner Rainbow, Comets on Fire, Animal Collective, and others.
17 April 2009
Referencing gaming culture in form and content as both an aesthetic device and point of nostalgia, Yeh's video for the band Xiu Xiu's "This Too Shall Pass (For Freddy)" portrays young twentysomething life in the style of overhead "dungeon crawler" video games.
17 April 2008
C. Spencer Yeh's music video for Deerhoof interprets the simple lyrics of the band's song to place its protagonists on a colorful, psychedelic odyssey through videogame-inspired visuals.
17 April 2013
Fictitious subtitles from imagined non-English language films are synchronized to landscape videos shot by the artist on consumer equipment, often using existing structures, such as bus windows, as makeshift dollies or tripods.
17 April 2009
Baby Birds provides an intimate look at Yeh's body and the physiological production of sound. Five views of the artist's throat appear on screen, the camera looking down each one in illuminated close-up.
25 July 2014
A mythic narrative inspired by the common threads of Arnold Schwarzenegger's filmography and biographical trajectory.
17 November 2015
of The One Minutes Series Healing Tool curated by Shana Moulton in 2015. ⠀ "Take some video and sound.
15 May 2009
Referencing gaming culture in form and content as both an aesthetic device and point of nostalgia, Yeh's video for the band Xiu Xiu's "This Too Shall Pass (For Freddy)" portrays young twentysomething life in the style of overhead "dungeon crawler" video games.