The Liann Kaye Blog

Moon and DJ decide to use put their identical looks to the test

Watch the full film on YouTube

I've never seen DJ and Moon in the same room together... BTS on how using motion capture made that possible in Seoul Switch

Hi everyone! I'm so pleased to announce that my film SEOUL SWITCH starring K-pop Idol Kevin Woo and Executive Producer Margaret Cho is out now on YouTube for all to enjoy! Give us some love and spread the word as we get ready to make the feature film!

LOGLINE — When an insecure Korean American boy meets an International K-Pop Star who looks just like him, they decide to switch identities.

Updated my directing reel!

DP’s:  Taylor Stanton, John Sears, Micah Lewis

A little late, but check out my latest music video for KAYE.

Excited to start releasing this profile series I made for Global Citizen!  

The UUU music video is here!  Premiering on Elle.

http://www.elle.com/culture/music/a38648/kaye-uuu-video/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Directed by:  Liann Kaye

DP:  John Sears

Make up: Alexa Blair

Gaffer:  Carlos Valdes Lora

Sean Li: Rigging Gaffer

Lighting Designer:  Dinah Miller

Lighting Board Operator: Saulius Slezas

“In the early-’90s Spike Jonze became the master of music videos. Weezer’s video for “Undone—The Sweater Song” may not be Jonze’s most flashy, but it’s simple execution—featuring a single shot on a steadicam filmed in big, blue room—would not only help push Weezer’s idiosyncratic songs to the mainstream, it’dinspire the multitude of single-take music videos to come. Singer Charlene Kaye—who also plays in San Fermin—decided to skew closer to homage than ever before in the video for “Honey,” which sees KAYE shooting a video that’s nearly identical to that of “Undone—The Sweater Song.”