Check out Scheme’s second music video filmed in Chicago, Illinios.

Directed by Virgil Solis
Edited by Tony Shane

Respect the Art (produced by 21 Grams) – off of The Manifesto EP.

For the “Respect the Art” video Scheme brought it back home to Chicago. Scheme’s first video “Chicano” represented his home away from home (filmed in laredo and Nuevo Laredo, Mexico), this one here represents where he was born and raised. Mostly shot in the neighborhood Scheme grew up in, the video is filled with nostalgic images, familiar faces, and iconic Chicago sites.

Scheme’s purpose for both song and video was to express that “no matter how you choose to portray your craft, all I ask is that you respect the art.”

Hope you enjoy it.

Here is a sneak peak of yesterdays engagement session with Dania and Kyle.

This was one our first videos we produced in 2009.

It was the Grand Opening Celebration of HKG Duty Free in Laredo.
This is the best place to shop in Laredo!! Feels like your shopping in NYC when you walk in, and the valet parking just adds to the shopping experience.

Click play to get a small glimpse of HKG Duty Free.

HKG GLOBAL GRAND OPENING – LAREDO TX – NUEVO LAREDO

Kicking off the year with our first band photoshoot. I hope we get booked for many more.
Our next project with Automatic Weekend is going to be a music video. Its still in the early stages of planning
but hopefully we can get it done pretty soon.

Their music is all original. Recently they played for at a private party held for me older brother Rick.
It was a great performance!!! I couldn’t believe these guys were from Laredo.

One of the things I noticed during our photoshoot, is that they are very humble. They seem to have a huge respect for artist in general. I wanted to make sure that I capture that part of them in our photos.

Original.humble.authenic. = Automatic Weekend.

I quickly browsed through the pics and chose some out. I will post more once the band choses their favorite ones.






It looks like he is guarding the door with his weapon of choice. Very symbolic.