Jason Goldwatch is an award-winning music video director, photographer, and entrepreneur. He has worked with some of the biggest names in music, including Jay-Z, Eminem, and Drake. He is also the co-founder of Mass Appeal Records, a label he founded with Nas.
Born in 1980, Goldwatch grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. As a child, he was interested in skateboarding and hip-hop culture. He started making videos of his friends skateboarding, which eventually led to him producing music videos for local Bay Area artists. He quickly gained a reputation for his unique and creative style, and soon he was working with major artists.
Goldwatch has directed videos for some of the biggest names in rap and hip-hop, including Jay-Z’s “99 Problems”, Eminem’s “Lose Yourself”, and Drake’s “Energy”. He has also directed videos for artists like The Roots, Nas, and The Game. He has also produced a number of documentaries and short films, and has worked on several commercials.
In 2014, Goldwatch co-founded Mass Appeal Records with Nas. The record label focuses on discovering and nurturing new talent, and has signed artists like Run The Jewels, Fashawn, and Stro. Goldwatch has also founded a number of other companies, including a digital media platform called Decon, and a production company called No Commission.
Throughout his career, Goldwatch has been recognized for his work. In 2008, he was nominated for a MTV Video Music Award for his work on Jay-Z’s “99 Problems”. He was also nominated for an Emmy for his work on the documentary “Lunatics: A Love Story”.
Goldwatch continues to be an innovator in the music industry. He is constantly pushing the boundaries with his creative vision, and his work has helped shape the modern music video landscape. He is also an entrepreneur, having launched several successful companies.
Goldwatch is an example of what is possible when you combine creativity and business savvy. His success is a testament to his passion and dedication to his craft.
