{Helpers}

The beautiful folks at The Scene — NYC’s finest improv comedy — improvised a short film based on Chow Chow Music’s “That Sheep’s Staring Me Down.” I love this.

Helpers – An Improvised Film from The Scene on Vimeo.

Directed by Paul Gutkowski
Shot and Edited by Haldane McFall
Produced by Dan Hodapp and Micah Sherman

Featuring: Steve Siddell, Sarah Nowak, Taylor Newhall, Rachel Rosenthal, Chris Roberti, Doug Stoley, Amey Goerlich, Micah Sherman and Dan Hodapp

{Emily’s List}

Super-happy to have some Chow Chow Music backing an Emily’s List video celebrating all of the women who were elected into office on election day 2012.  Hooray!

{Chick-Fil-A Challenge}

On August 1st, 2012, Tim Paul suggests that you visit Chick-Fil-A in a very special way. And perhaps I’ll never hear our song Cookies the same way again.

{Comediennes}

Good ol’ Summer Song from Doomsday Scenarios got a new lease on life as the soundtrack to a fantastic pitch teaser for a show about comediennes in Chicago. Awesome work by Fruit Bonus Films…hopefully this gets picked up!

COMEDIENNES from Fruit Bonus on Vimeo.

{FlackCheck}

Chow Chow Music has entered the political fray this year. That is, the non-partisan yet humorous fray. See here a few examples of some of the goofier CCM tunes supporting the pursuit of truth and justice over at FlackCheck.

{1-800-CALL-OWS}

Some silly Chow Chow Music for a fun video. They’re 99% sure they can make money for you.

{“The Bits in Between” Screening}

Chow Chow Music on the big screen! Come on down to the Anthology Film Archives on August 30 for a screening of The Bits in Between featuring a whole lotta Chow Chow Music.  The fun starts at 9:00 PM.

Here’s a teaser:

The Bits In Between – Teaser Clip “Gina & Alex” from Michael Kuell on Vimeo.

{More t3? Yep!}

Here’s another t3 spot (from the wonderful people at the Center for Social Innovation) that uses “Cookies” for a bit of background music.

{More for t3}

Did I mention how happy I am to work with these guys? Well I am. Anyway, some more Chow Chow Music to accompany the good folks at the Center for Social Innovation.

{What is t3?}

Chow Chow Music is thrilled to provide some music for the amazing folks at the Center for Social Innovation promoting their “t3″ program — “an innovative training institute dedicated to transforming the homelessness workforce. ”