Sami Kriegstein, founder and director of the Los Angeles Music Video Festival, comes to Music Video Land to talk about the unique events at the festival, which will be held in Downtown Los Angeles on May 4th and 5th, 2012.

Director Chike of the director duo Coodie and Chike visits Music Video Land to talk about his music videos for Kanye West and Erica Badu, and about how Creative Control is trying to revolutionize the content and products of their culture.

Our boys Hiro Murai and Ryan Reichenfeld join Doug and Adam for the whole episode to talk about maximizing their potential, 80's crash test dummy commercials, and joys of rotoscoping.

This week, Rhymesayers Entertainment artist and Venice Beach resident Evidence joins the show to talk about his music videos, his Instagram account, and his rap hands.

Actor Michael Q. Schmidt, who has made appearances in music videos for M.I.A., Toby Keith, and 3OH!3, joins Music Video Land this week to get into a deep conversation about nudity.

Director/animator/designer Thomas McMahan joins Doug and Adam this week to talk about his animated music video for Autolux and being the lead designer/animator of the MTV VMAs.

We're joined by director Dave Green this week to talk about his music videos for Miles Fisher, TJ Miller, Graham Colton, and The Harmonious Pimps of Harmony. But first, Doug and Adam recall some music videos based on movies.

It's special episode time in Music Video Land. Doug and Adam take a break from interviewing to talk a bit about the history of music videos.

We welcome director Todd Angkasuwan to Music Video Land this week to talk about his music videos for Evidence, Black Rob, T-Pain and Soulja Boy. We also talk about how OK Go might have for the first time missed the mark with their latest music video.

Director Isaac Ravishankara joins us this week to talk about his work with 3OH!3, his most recent video for Anthony Green, and OMG! Everywhere. Adam and Doug also talk about some notable first videos by famous directors.