Gil Green of Miami shares his experience working on Bon Jovi’s latest album

Miami director Gil Green recently shared his experience working on Bon Jovi’s latest album, offering insights into the making of the music video for “Red, White and Jersey.” The new track, part of the band’s “Forever Legendary Edition” album set for release on October 24th, embodies the essence of Bon Jovi’s roots and love for New Jersey.

Green, a local filmmaker, discussed how he approached the project, emphasizing the importance of capturing the essence of Bon Jovi’s teenage years. He described the music video as a journey through the joys of adolescence, evoking a sense of nostalgia and carefree exploration, much like playing hooky with a best friend in high school.

In addition to his collaboration on the music video, Green also highlighted the surreal experience of filming the band in the studio together. He reminisced about being treated to a private concert-like session, immersing himself in the raw energy of the rock performance. The authenticity of the band’s music and the dedication they showed towards their craft left a lasting impression on Green and his team.

Transitioning from working with Bon Jovi to collaborating with hip-hop artist Gunna for the MTV Awards, Green showcased his versatility and creative vision in different genres. From capturing the essence of rock legends to crafting compelling visuals for contemporary artists, Green’s diverse portfolio reflects his passion for storytelling and visual artistry.

Acknowledging his recent induction into the Hall of Fame at Coral Gables High, Green expressed gratitude for the recognition within his local community. His journey from a budding filmmaker in Miami to working with renowned musicians like Bon Jovi and Gunna illustrates the impact of his creative talent and dedication to his craft.

As fans eagerly anticipate the release of “Red, White and Jersey” on various music streaming platforms following Deco Drive, Green’s contributions to the project serve as a testament to his ability to bring music to life through visual storytelling. By combining his passion for filmmaking with his love for music, Green continues to leave a mark on the industry, shaping the visual landscape of contemporary music videos.