HaloUnion Productions, in collaboration with Grant Butler Media, presents the latest music video production from metal/mathcore band The Callous Daoboys. Featuring their new tracks "Two Headed Trout" and "The Demon of Unreality Limping Like a Dog", this cinematic release delivers a visually stunning and chaotic experience.

The video employs cinema vérité-inspired camera work, creating an immersive, raw energy that mirrors the intensity of the band's performance. The handheld cinematography captures the chaotic, unscripted moments, enhancing the feeling of unpredictability. Sudden zooms, quick cuts, and naturalistic lighting add to the surreal nature of the absurdist talk show setting, pulling the audience deeper into the frenzied atmosphere. Filmed in Atlanta, this music video showcases an absurdist talk show nightmare, complementing the band's unpredictable sound. Written by frontman Carson Pace and directed by Nathan Walters, Ben Walters, and Grant Butler, the video blends high-energy performance footage with surreal, avant-garde imagery.

This music video release introduces the first exhibit from The Callous Daoboys' upcoming album, 'I Don't Want to See You in Heaven', set for release on May 16 via MNRK Heavy. Following up their acclaimed 2022 album 'Celebrity Therapist' and 2023 EP 'God Smiles Upon The Callous Daoboys', this project offers a deeply personal exploration of emotion, failure, and artistry.

Vocalist Carson Pace explains, “This album is a preserved artifact of failure—if it survives forever, is it truly a failure?”

Our latest completed creative pursuit, Light Up, the first chapter of a feature length documentary series for Ryan Ashley Productions, has just hit the film festival circuit with its initial premiere at the Oscar qualifying Bronze Lens Film Festival at Atlanta's famous Tara Theatre.  

Principal photography of The Solution, our latest feature film venture with Chattanooga entertainment production company, AJB4 Entertainment, has concluded and is headed into the world of post-production.

Ashes to Omens is a band that we feel we've grown along side with creatively.  As their music has grown, so has our visual craft.  And so they are creative partners we have always felt deeply in line with.  We're proud to release our 3rd music video produced for the band, this time with James Murray, Ashes to Omens' frontman, himself in the director's chair.  With HaloUnion backing him on the production side.

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Director: James Murray
Production Company: HaloUnion Productions
Director of Photography: Ben & Nathan Walters
G&E: Jarid Coronado, Kristopher Shemwell
Sound Utility: Jarid Coronado
Actress: Jess Beauchamp
Assistant to Talent: Rachel Krieser
Senior Editor: Grant Butler
Additional Post-Production by HaloUnion Productions

We have begun principal production in Chattanooga with AJB4 Entertainment on our newest dramatic film, The Solution.  More coming soon on this, but until then, enjoy these behind the scenes photos.

HaloUnion just released our newest music video for R&B singer J Brown's "If You Could See You." John Brown's become a frequent collaborator of ours and someone we are excited to connect with creatively.  The video is an expressionistic piece about living inside your head with all the insecurities and range of emotions flowing through.

Our new Show Reel is now live.  We're excited to create with you in 2024. 

Proud to announce that we won both awards, Best Filmmaker and Best Cinematography that we were nominated for in Barcelona at Indie House Film Festival! Very honored to be acknowledged by such an amazing festival and proud our film is making an impression!

Our new music video for Challenger Deep is out now.

Our latest music video for the talented artists at Challenger Deep is coming June 16.  Check out the official teaser below.

In addition, our film Uncle Ivan has been officially selected to play at this year's Atlanta Shortsfest, June 2 at the RoleCall Theater.  This will be the first public viewing of the film and we're excited to begin to share it with audiences.