Daily Archives: January 8, 2012

The Jump off by I.A. x Mic3

The Jump off by I.A. x Mic3

Hawaii based rappers I.A. x Mic3 of the Angry Locals bring you their music video for “The Jumpoff” from I.A.’s Beyond Paradise album. They have fun all over the 808 from toy stores to bouncy rooms to sporting goods stores. They duo always goes hard and never goes soft. Lots of jumping around going on the island. You can get the single on Jump Off - Beyond Paradise Deluxe Edition or amazon.

Listen to more I.A. with Loco Moco and Too Hot (lookin fly). Mic3 and the Angry Locals can be found on Fund Raiser, DooDoo Girl, We Stay and Collapse Slow.

The Jump off by I.A. x Mic3

Bite Me : short film

Bite Me : short film

Actor/director/writer Jason Michael Fong created his short film “Bite Me” a few years back and recently put it online. The short draws some interesting parallels in the dating scenes between the Asian American male and vampires. Here’s more about the short:

Drake (Jason Michael Fong), a lonely accountant/vampire who doesn’t seem to have much luck with the ladies, tries his hand at Last-Minute Mate Speed Dating.

Will he score any points with the sexy, outspoken Vanessa (Natalise) who has more in common with Drake than she cares to admit? How about the lusty Goth girl Sara (Katherine Fullenlove) who seems to like Drake for all the wrong reasons? Milla (Kimberly Chong) seems like the nice girl next door. But will she go for a dork like Drake?

As he wades through all the different personalities, deals with a flamboyant event crasher (Owen Thomas), and takes the brunt of a hostess’ (Brenda Cepeda) jokes, Drake realizes that dating doesn’t just suck, it bites.

See more shorts on Asian American men and dating: Yellow Fever, Date an Asian, Best Date Ever, 8 Dates with Phil Wang of Wong Fu Productions, and Kim Jong Il eharmony commercial.

Bite Me : short film

Outtakes from Bite Me : short film

Closed: short film

Closed: short film

A shootout at a Chinese take-out is more complicated than the police report shows. What appears to be a robbery one night at a Chinese restaurant reveals much more. The short thriller touches upon the racial perceptions we have with one another.

Closed stars Jake Choi, Vivian Chiu, & Gordon Harry. It’s also written & directed by Alex Shin & Christopher Zou.

Here’s more shorts around chinese food: Table 7, Roses Sing on New Snow, and Take Out.

Closed: short film