Louis and the extremely talented Genevieve Artadi (sorry ladies, they’re dating) recently did a cover of Britney Spears’ “3.” They shot it as a video song, meaning that as each instrument is recorded for the final audio track, the player is visually recorded, so that the resulting music video is an accurate representation of what you are hearing. No lip-syncing, air-guitar, or trickery of any kind.

They really do a great job of punching up this song. In the words of the YouTube User SeanDuncanMusic: “dude louis cole is so legit on the drums.” I agree, Sean. He is so legit. Enjoy:

(*I helped with the editing.)

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Here’s the latest (and pretty much the greatest) from Clown Core. I JUST finished it, and boy, are my eyes tired. Be amazed:

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Yes, kids, it’s another Clown Core Musical Blow Out! This time, their song “Brendan Fraser,” featuring some crazy sax solos from Left Clown, Light Show by Beck Malewitz, and excellent fog machine work by David Malloy. Enjoy!

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If you think I’m weird now, wait until you see how weird I used to be. Below is a video from 1987 of me pretending to be “Woodchucker,” a character who appears to like hanging out in her underpants and cooking extensive and off-beat meals. (Take it up with my parents, folks. I’m a product of my environment, after all.)

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Another one from Clown Core! Please be advised that there’s some slightly stronger language in this little ditty. But it’s for a good cause: Clowns! Here is “Surreal Cereal.”

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The guys at FunBox Comedy wish to share with you their latest video- kind of a new take on the Back to the Future series. I hope you enjoy it!

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I’m sure you all remember the last ClownCore video. Well, a few months ago, Left Clown, Right Clown and I decided to revamp their videos. We’ve been working on post production now for the last several weeks. Then, a couple of days ago, they were featured on the “Around the Web” segment of G4TV’s Attack of the Show. It couldn’t have come at a better time; we finished the first of the new videos just last night. Here it is- with improved video and sound quality and an even greater dislike of health bars made for women- “I Ate a Luna Bar and my Dick Fell Off” version 2.0.

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I know it’s a little early for Halloween-themed videos, but I was going through some old tapes for my godfather, and I found this one from 1993. It’s my god-brother, Sam, in probably the worst looking mask you can find. I personally love the head-t0-body ratio it creates.

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Baldric and Balthazar are at it again in their latest adventure, brought to you by FunBox Comedy! This time, the two gentleman host a seance! Enjoy!

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Years ago, my brother Louis and I, along with our friend Yost, decided to try our hand at making a video using green screen. For those of you who don’t know, green screen (or, sometimes, blue screen) is a film technique used to make impossible situations look real. For example, in ET,  Elliot and that creepy puppet didn’t actually fly through the air on a bicycle. The actor sat on a bike in front of a giant monochromatic screen, and was filmed pretending to ride. Then, that background color was removed, the image of the kid on the bike was placed in front of the night sky and- Voilá!- visual trickery!

To Louie, Yost and me, it seemed simple enough. So, we whipped out a piece of neon green poster board from Sav-On and some of Louie’s old Star Wars toys and went to town.

Unfortunately, none of us really knew any of the technical details, so we wound up with all kinds of shadows, which created unsightly blotches in our foreground image. The project was sadly abandoned.

But, ladies and gentlemen, I have just rediscovered it! It’s incomplete, some of the footage is missing, there is not story, and the images are blotchier than I even remembered! Please enjoy “Yost Wars!” in which our friend Yost takes his car out for a spin and, I guess, finds himself racing a T.I.E. fighter.

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