Still not over a past relationship, a singer looks back on his memories through a vhs tapes to reconcile his nostalgia over lost love.

SIMULACRUM (simulacra): Something that replaces reality with its representation.
Superficial likeness without an original in reality.
It becomes self-referential, detached from any underlying truth.

In this video our digital body our online persona becomes
corrupted data. Due to viruses, biase...

Again is a time-traveling visual love letter that moves through the layered interior worlds of Black womanhood—honoring the past, confronting the present, and imagining a future where choosing oneself isn’t radical, but sacred. Set across four eras—the 1920s, 1950s, 1970s, and today—the video fol...

*Starring:* Yna and Cee Pham
*Directed by:* Sophie Chevako and Yna
*Produced by:* Cee Pham
*Assistant Directors:*
Cee Pham & Mariana Belaval (Day One)
Teya Sainz de Aja (Day Two)
*Choreographer:* Emily Rivera De La Cruz
*Cinematographer: *Sophie Chevako
*Gaffer/AC: *Evan Thompson
*Grips/Acs: *Osc...

A young woman and her friends teach a young man to respect her "no".

Lora is frantically trying to get ready for an unexpected booty call when she finds herself transported into a magical forest of trippy sensuality and fairy-fueled self exploration. Suddenly the booty call is the last thing on her mind.

Woman faces aspects of her grief while driving through Chicago.

Created by Kin Marie, Brenden Smith, and J Bambii.

“CHAOS” centers the life of Young Jasmine, a high school junior grappling with the complexities of love, identity, and societal pressures such as colorism, fat-phobia and desirability politics at a young age. The video is divided into two disti...

"Starter Kit" by Nina Tech became the 2nd ever music video produced and (co)directed by Kin Marie. The concept of Good vs. Bad Nina came together to be the first installment of the 'Nina Gone Bad' mixtape rollout that lasted 2019 until October of 2020.

The Secret Life of Dandelions is a song about resilience and about making it through tight spaces. This song is a part of Roy Kinsey's 11th album, "Dandelions: Gods Don't Cry," which released April 25, 2025.