Music Video Filmography
- Slip It In - Black Flag (1984)
- Upsidedowntown - Painted Willie (1987)
- Macbeth - Ciccone Youth (1988)
- Down With the Bass - fIREHOSE - (1990)
- Mildred Pierce - Sonic Youth (1990)
- Cinderella's Big Score - Sonic Youth (1990)
- Redd Kross - Shonen Knife (1991)
- Fuzz Gun '91 - Mudhoney (1991)
- Who You Drivin Now - Mudhoney (1991)
- Sunshine of your Love - Fudge Tunnel (1991)
- Accelerator - Gumball (1993)
- Lucky Guy - The Muffs (1993)
- The Damage Done - Gumball (1994)
- Revolution on the Rocks - Gumball (1994)
- Superstar - Sonic Youth (1994)
- Scum - Meat Puppets (1995)
- Ono Soul - Thurston Moore (1995)
- The Diamond Sea - Sonic Youth (1995) contributor
- Ritchie Dagger's Crime - The Posies (1996)
- Explosion! - Shonen Knife (1997)
- Everything's Wonderful - Abby Travis (2000)
- Alaska - Eyes Adrift (2002)
- I Love You Golden Blue - Sonic Youth (2004)
- Rotten Shame - Meat Puppets (2009)
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