This video won an Emmy in Michigan in the Arts & Entertainment category. We were approached by Comet Interactive to shoot/direct/edit a promotional music video for the Detroit Opera House. The video features Davóne Tines, who portrays Malcolm X in the Detroit Opera House run of "X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X" For the promotional video, we decided to marry "X" imagery from around the city to Davóne's powerful performance. We're full of gratitude to work with such talented folks. Produced by: Comet Interactive Eric Longs Executive Producer Luisa Wiewgorra Production Manager/Assistant Producer Jason M Schultz Director/Editor Wayne Ten Roberts Director of Photography & Aerial Kyle Cummings Camera Assistant Additional Archival Time lapse Photography by Matthew Dudley & Jason Schultz Additional Archival Aerial Photography by Joe Gall Excerpt from “You Want the Truth, but You Don’t Want to Know” from the opera X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X Music by Anthony Davis Libretto by Thulani Davis Story by Christopher Davis performed by Davóne Tines and The Philadelphia Orchestra Yannick Nézet-Séguin, conductor recorded on January 16, 2021

Bio from SammyBoller.com: Detroit is home to guitarist and Candyrat recording artist, Sammy Boller. Hailed by Guitar World as “one of electric guitars most promising names,” Sammy’s debut instrumental album, Kingdom Of The Sun, was released in March, 2020 to international acclaim. A former music student at the University of Michigan, Sammy catapulted onto the national radar in 2012, when Joe Satriani selected him as a winner in Guitar Center’s “Master Satriani” competition. Now, an internationally-acclaimed player, Boller has amassed a large and loyal online following, and he earns his living as a full-time musician. Prior to embarking on his solo career, Sammy played guitar for the band, Citizen Zero (Wind-Up Records/Concord Music Group). Their State Of Mind LP notched multiple radio singles, including the debut release “Go (Let Me Save You)”, which cracked the Top 15 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Chart. Outside of his own live touring schedule, Sammy also spends time on the road with world-renowned amplifier wizard Dave Friedman (Friedman Amplification). The two regularly embark on runs through the States and Europe to sponsor clinics and gear demonstrations. In addition to his support role with Friedman, Boller is also a contributing columnist for Guitar World Magazine. His online column ("Secrets of Shred With Sammy Boller") has a loyal monthly following, regularly racking up view counts in the tens of thousands. When asked to describe his influences and approach, Sammy says, "My guitar playing has always been about plugging into an amp and blowing the walls down. I grew up wanting to be Eddie Van Halen and Randy Rhoads, but over time I've found my own dark and aggressive style. These days, my dream as a musician is to make people feel as connected to the cosmos as I feel when I play the guitar. I'd love nothing more than that." Executive Producer John A. Sepetys (North Star Media, LLC) Directed & Edited by Jason Schultz Director of Photography • Matthew Dudley Studio Engineer • Steve Lehane Still Photog • Cheyenne Comerford Filmed on Location at Aashrum Studio AashrumStudio.com

Label: North Star Media www.NorthStarMedia.com Artist: Epoch Failure Song: Champion Album: Epoch Failure Producer / Director / Editor: Jason Schultz Producer / Director of Photography: Matthew Dudley Drone Camera Operator: Joe Gall Producers: John A. Sepetys, David M. Brisbois Production Company: Collective Detroit www.CollectiveDetroit.com

This is a short promotional video we produced for Harbor Road Records Recording Artists 'Rival City Heights' (Jeff Gutt's New Band.) The video is used to book shows and features footage we filmed during a private concert at Saint Andrews Hall in Detroit MI. The featured live song 'Fading Out' will be included on Rival City Heights forthcoming debut album. The entire Saint Andrews Hall concert will be edited into a full length DVD. Produced by Jason Schultz & Matthew Dudley Directed & Edited by Jason Schultz Director of Photography & Jib Operator Matthew Dudley Technical Director, Director of Photography, Aerial, Cam Op Jason Zara of Cinema 48 Technical Director Vincent Gaggo of Cinema 48 B-Roll, Gimbal, Cam Op Wayne Ten Cam Op Alex Burnside Cam Op Chad Schwartzenberger Cam Op Eli Wiles Production Assistant Alex Dudley Stage/Set Design: Jonathan Krueger Projection Mapping: Gabe Hall / New D Media For Booking Inquiries: Tom Grzadzinski p:: 586.713.8186 e:: Tom@HarborRoadRecords.com For Record Label/Management Inquiries: Harbor Road Records Email HarborRoadAssoc@gmail.com www.RivalCityHeights.Com www.facebook.com/RivalCityHeigts Twitter @RivalCityHts

Official music video for "Hey There Miss" by Eric Smith, winner of the 2016 Opportunity Detroit People's Choice Award at the Detroit Music Awards. iTunes: http://bit.ly/HTMEricSmithEP Spotify: http://bit.ly/EricSmithHTMEP Music Video Credits: Concept by Eric Smith Written, Directed & Edited by Jason Schultz Executive Producer Rex Smith Produced by Jessica Smith, Kathy Vargo, Jason Schultz Director of Photography: Matthew Dudley & Wayne Roberts Jib & Aerial Camera: Matthew Dudley Gimbal Operator: Wayne Roberts Production Assistant: Alex Dudley For Full Cast & Special Thanks, see credits at end of video.

Music Video for Jeffrey Adam Gutt's Single Hallelujah (Song Available on iTunes) www.JeffGutt.com facebook.com/jeffgutt @JeffreyAdamGutt Produced, Directed & Edited by Jason M Schultz Director of Photography & Producer Matthew Dudley PLEASE GIVE US A LIKE ON FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/CollectiveDetroit Collective • Video & Creative Services • www.CollectiveDetroit.com Associate Producer DL Jones Associate Producer Jessica Schultz

Produced by Ross Johnstone, Kevin 'Mike King' Freeman, and Jason Schultz. Directed & Edited by Jason Schultz Directors of Photography Matthew Dudley & Jason Zara *Special Note: The excellent Jib/Crane shots in this video were done by Matthew Dudley. We had our jib monitor go down before we could get the shots - so EVERY crane shot in the video was filmed by Matt "in the blind." How's THAT for talent and trusting one's instinct? Shadowcreek Entertainment

Music Video for Epoch Failure's single "Let The Fire Glow." Filmed in Detroit, MI A Collective Detroit Video Production Record Label: North Star Media Written, Directed & Edited by Jason Schultz Produced by Jordan Dorfman & Jason Schultz Executive Producer: John Sepetys Director of Photography: Matthew Dudley & Wayne Roberts Aerial Camera: Matthew Dudley Gimbal Operator: Wayne Roberts FX Makeup: Dylan Sides Fight Choreography: Wayne Roberts Lyric Animation: Wayne Roberts Production Assistants: Corey Box & Randy Williams Location Managers: Yorg Kerasiotis & Linsay Gould Fight Scene Actors: Mark Bommarito Steve Sandy Tito Quintero Special Thanks to Yorg Kerasiotis for arranging locations and to Jessica Schultz & Kerry Dalton for keeping the crew hydrated and picking up SD cards in a pinch.

Directed & Edited by Jason Schultz Director of Photography Wayne Ten Roberts Production Assistant: Nolan Elias Additional Cast: Girlfriend - Rebecca D Falbo "Someone New" Guy - Nolan Elias