Gabriel Hart

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Gabriel Hart
Born	Gabriel E. Hart (1978-02-14) February 14, 1978 (age 43)
Occupation	Music video director, Film director

Gabriel E. Hart (born February 14, 1978) is a motion picture, music video director and commercial director.

Career[]

After being denied entry into film school, he became a self-taught editor, screenwriter, producer and director. In 2006, he won an award for Best Music Video in the Urban Mediamakers Film Festival (UMFF) for Evander Holyfield's artist Cuttboy G Dinero's "Waiting For My Season" video. Fairly new to the entertainment industry, he has been featured in XXL Magazine and Ozone Magazine for his quick rise to the music video forefront for his creativity and strong use of narrative seen in his work. He has also directed music videos^[1] for Ice Cube, Rocko, Future, B.o.B, Mr. Bangladesh, Ne-Yo and Young Jeezy. In 2011, Gabriel Hart made The Hip Hop 100 - The One Hundred Most Influential People Hiphopblog.com Nominated 2011 BEFFTA Awards, "Atlanta’s household names such as Tyler Perry, Idris Elba, Dwight Eubanks and Gabriel Hart are all BEFFTA Nominees".^[2] In 2011 Gabriel Hart went on to receive the 2011 BEFFTA USA Awards, for Best Video Director. He received national press ABC NEWS^[3] for the"My President" video he directed for Young Jeezy ft. Nas.^[4]

Gabriel Hart Young Jeezy and Tupac Shakur

Director Gabriel Hart in a candid moment on set

Videography[]

Music videos[]

• Migos
  • Versace (2013)
  • Hannah Montana (2013)
  • Handsome and Wealthy (2014)

• Nick Cannon "Dance Floor" (2013)
• Gucci Mane ft. Wiz Khalifa "Nothing On Ya" (2013)
• Gucci Mane ft. Future "F' Da World" (2012)
• Bangladesh ft. Pusha T & Jadakiss
  • 100 (2012)
  • Phantom ft. Baby (YMCMB) & 2 Chainz (2012)
• Cash Out
  • Cashin' Out (2012)
• T'Melle ft. Waka Flocka Flame
  • Go to War (2012)
• Karmella ft. Cyhi The Prynce
  • Karma (2012)
• Gucci Mane
  • Jugg (2012)
  • Gucci Two Times Dude (2011)
  • Birds of a Feather ft. Rocko (2011)
• Future
  • Ain't No Way Around It w/ DJ Drama (2012)
• Travis Porter
  • Make It Rain (2011) (MTV Jam of the Week)

Director Gabriel Hart & Ice Cube on film set

• Ice Cube
  • I Rep That West Lynch Mob Records
• B.o.B
  • Guest List ft. Roscoe Dash (2012)
  • How Bout Dat ft. Future & Trae the Truth (2012) T.I. appears in video but does not perform
  • I'll Be in the Sky (2008) (MTV Jam of the Week)
  • Bet I ft. T.I. & Playboy Tre (2010)
• Charlie Boy Gang
  • Beef It Up (2012) (MTV Jam of the Week)
• Young A ft. Tay Don & Gucci Mane
  • What They Say (2012)
• Starlito
  • I Shake Life ft. Yo Gotti (2011)
• Candice Pillay
  • I Wear My Shades (Remix) ft. Bangladesh (2011)
• Yo Gotti
  • Harder ft. Rick Ross (2012)
  • Racked Up (2012)
  • We Can Get It On (2011) (MTV Jam of the Week)
  • Make it Work (2010)
  • Once Upon a Time (2010)
  • Thin Line (2010)
  • Millionaire (2010)
• Pryce
  • Clean Down (2011)
• Drumma Boy
  • Real Up ft. Nicole Wray (2011)
• Scar
  • Til' I Get There ft. Tre (2012)
• Young Dolph
  • I Think I'm Sprung ft. Juicy J (2011)
  • Dats Gangsta ft. DJ Squeeky (2011)
  • Rokin ft. Tim Gates (2011)
  • I Need My Medicine (2011)
• Fat Joe ft. Rico Love
  • No Problems (2010)
• 8Ball & MJG
  • Ten Toes Down (2010)
  • DJ Bring It Back ft. Young Dro (2010)
• Plies
  • Letter to the Industry (2010)
• Baby Boy ft. Yung LA
  • Stuntin (2010)
• The Lox
  • Get This Paper (2009)
• Ethan Hanson
  • Georgia (2012)
• Cuttboy G Dinero
  • Waiting For My Season (2006)
• Lil' Mo
  • Sumtimes I ft. Jim Jones (2007)
• Curtains
  • Black Folks (2008)
• Rocko
  • Thumb Through the Check (2012)
  • I Can't Wait (2012)
  • Going Steady (Remix) ft. Plies (2011) (MTV Jam of the Week)
  • I Salute ft. Gucci Mane (2011)
  • Star ft. Geno (2011)
  • Exit Strategy(2011)
  • Dis Morning (2008)
  • Ima Have It All (2009)
• Mr. Bangladesh
  • A Milli Remix ft. Ne-Yo (2008)
  • Adidas (2008)
• Young Jeezy
  • Who Dat (2008) (MTV Jam of the Week)
  • My President ft. Nas (2009) (MTV Jam of the Week)
  • Welcome Back (2009)
  • Don't Do It (2009)
  • Get A lot ft. Boo (2009)
  • Trap or Die 2 (2010)
  • Go Hard (2010)
  • Camero (2010)
  • Just Saying (2010)
• Fat Joe
  • CupCakes ft. Benisour (2009)
• Young Dro
  • Take Off ft. Yung LA (2009)
  • "I Don't Know Y'all" ft. Yung LA (2009) (MTV Jam of the Week)
• Fat Joe ft. Jimi Hendrix
  • "Hey Joe" (2009)
• Boo Rossini
  • "I Stop" (2009)
  • "Comeback" (2009)
  • "I'm Loaded"
• Beans ft. Rocko
  • "I Got Swagg" (2009)
• B.G. ft. Mannie Fresh
  • "My Hood" (2009)
  • "Back to the Money" (2009)
• CTE PRESENTS U.S.D.A/ Young Jeezy J.W. Boo Rossini Bigga Rankin
  • "Money Aint A Problem" (2009)

Television series[]

Full Circle (Network television episode) Southern Icon Films

References[]

• Ice Cube Trades His Cap For A Sombrero In 'I Rep That West' Video To avoid L.A. video clichés, director Gabriel Hart takes it to the Wild West