Filmography

Credit: Co-Producer; Director of Photography; Gaffer (Uncredited)

Holy Water is from Wake Self's posthumous album, "Ready To Live." The hip hop artist and community activist was killed by a drunk driver on Nov. 5, 2019. He never got the opportunity to release his album and instead, his family released the project to honor the continuation of Wake's message. 

Produced in collaboration with the Institute of American Indian Arts, Holy Water was one of the last videos that Wake Self shot before his passing. Holy Water is about a spiritual path to enlightenment, while facing inner demons along the way and allowing inner guidance to lead the journey. The film was conceptualized, directed and produced by Wake Self's partner and collaborator, Noor-un-nisa Touchon.

Credit: Co-Executive Producer; Producer; Co-Writer; Director; Director of Photography; Editor

Iconic New Mexico MC Def-i continues on his grind and drops “America Has Always Loved Drugs,” the final single/video from his reimagined album, Oceans Deserted – The Remixes with veteran producer Ariano. The remixed version of “America Has Always Loved Drugs” is a heavily stripped-down version of the original. Ariano’s production is driven purely by an electric guitar and fades away, at times, to nothingness, allowing Def-i to truly showcase his rapid-fire lyricism with flawless delivery. 

The video for “America Has Always Loved Drugs,” directed and edited by Nathaniel Fuentes of HK Productions, marks a new direction for Def-i’s visuals with a cinematic styling starring actors MorningStar Angeline Wilson-Chippewa Freeland and Charles R Montoya as young lovers navigating the secrets and betrayals of drug abuse. Def-i is the proverbial “fly on the wall” for what unfolds, a silent narrator guiding us through the story.

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Watch Natalis in the "But God" (official music video). This video was shot in 3 historical locations. San Miguel Mission Church, in it's original adobe aesthetic, is the oldest standing church in the USA dated as far back as 1710. El Santuario de Chimayó, where the dance scene takes place, is also historic and world renown for it's healing grounds. People come from all over the world to experience it's holy soil and beautiful land. The Holy Cross Church in Española, NM, is known as "The... Mother Church of Northern New Mexico- built in 1733, has been designated a State and National Historic Site." Support local business in New Mexico! Video Produced, Shot & Directed by: Alberto Romero of Red Meter Productions Edited by: Nathaniel Fuentes Produced by: Willy the Producer Written by: Natalis Ruby Rubero Symphonic Distribution

Credit: Producer; Co-Writer; Director; Director of Photography; Editor

A song of hope for the world... Jir Project (Click the Subscribe button! ) Thank you to H|K Productions and George Rivera Studios for making this video possible.

Credit: Associate Producer; Production Manager; Sound

BORN ON THE REZ is a Music Picture by Robby Romero feat. Ojibwa Warrior Dennis Banks and Country Outlaw Kris Kristofferson. BORN ON THE REZ spotlights Native Peoples invincible resistance to colonial powers, extractive industries, and corporate greed. The singles poetic journey follows a trail of broken treaties, massacres, and genocide from Sand Creek and Wounded Knee to Oceti Sakowin Camp at Standing Rock. “We’re on a journey to create a wave of momentum for the 50th Anniversary of the 'Trail of Broken Treaties' caravan to Washington, D.C., 17 September 2022 — and to generate over a million petition signatures to challenge the United States and its Congress to #RightTheWrong and honor at least one of more than 500 broken treaties made with Native Nations.” — 

Robby Romero BORN ON THE REZ is the first in a series of singles and music pictures to be released by Eagle Thunder Records in support of the Native Children’s Survival, TRAIL OF BROKEN TREATIES ~ #HONOR1851TREATY Campaign. The single was produced by four-time Grammy winner, musician, record producer, and music executive, Don Was; with Grammy winner, Robert Mirabal (pueblo flute/vocals) and Gary Farmer (blues harp/vocals), and legendary session musicians Jim Cox (piano/vocals), Jim Keltner (drums/rattles/vocals), Danny “Kooch” Kortchmar, (guitar/vocals), and Don Was, (upright bass/vocals). Let Your Voice Be Heard!

Credit: Assistant Director; Gaffer; Graphics Operator (AV); Assistant Editor

Credit: Director of Photography

Credit: Gaffer