BARESKIN PRODUCTIONS

Bareskin Productions began in a small loft near Marquette and Interstate 25 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Late afternoon recording sessions in record summer heat lead to the beginning of bare skin recordings in July of 2001.
Bareskin Productions began as an original music recordings company that specializes in Native American music blends and traditional recordings. Since conception Bareskin Productions has produced eight musical albums and seven short films. Bareskin Productions has produced original soundscapes and songs for various independent feature films and public access shows.
Musical Productions:
Rising Son LP. Written and produced by Corey Allison for Bareskin Productions. Contains ten tracks including, "Peace Rally", "Summer 2008", and "Time Will". Completed Summer 2008.
Let's Dance. Original Navajo traditional tracks by Shawna Becenti for Bareskin Productions. Contains eight tracks including, "Star Spangled Banner", "Grandparents Honor Song", and "Rooster Song". Completed Spring 2008.
Acoustic Only. Written and produced by Corey Allison for Bareskin Productions. Contains eleven acoustic tracks including, "Illusions Of Love", "Reflection", and "Concrete Jungle". Completed fall 2007.
EG White Album. Written and produced by Ecliptic Gruv for Bareskin Productions. Contains nine tracks including, "La Razafari", "Rule This World". and "Holy Land". Completed fall 2007.
5th WORLD Soundtrack. Produced by Bareskin Productions in association with Blackhorse films and PBR Streetgang, this album contains 21 original tracks by Corey Allison, Ecliptic Gruv, and Unofficial. The movie premier at the 2005 Sundance International Film and is currently making its way around the world via International film festivals. Completed January 2005.
Volume 02-Dub Experiment. Written and produced by Ecliptic Gruv. Contains seventeen original tracks, including the underground remixes to “Traveling Song”, “Color Of the Sunset”, and “Street Geezer.” Completed July 2004.
Live Off Gold Street. Produced by Bareskin Productions and Five Star Entertainment, this album contains nine tracks, including the underground hit, “Reflection Of A Hate Crime”, a song dedicated to all the families of the victims of brutal racially motivated hate assaults. Completed October 2003.
Volume 01-One Microphone. Recorded and produced by Ecliptic Gruv. Contains eleven tracks lyrics written by Corey Allison. Completed October 2003.
Video Productions:
Ecliptic Gruv music videos w/ more TBA: La Razafari, Punky Love, Welcome & Rule This World. Copyright 2009. View at http://www.youtube.com/eclipticgruv
Walter Backtrack Series. Co-written and produced by Corey Allison for Bareskin Production and NativeZine. Original music recorded and produced by Bareskin Productions. Completed May 2007. RT: 08:45.
Interview With Alice Curley McCabe. Featuring Alice McCabe an elderly CRIT/Navajo woman from Ganado, Arizona, currently living with her daughter, Emily McCabe Allison in Upper Fruitland, New Mexico, located on the Navajo Reservation. Navajo translation and performance by Emily Allison. Completed July 2004. RT: 04:38.
Who Am I? A project that first started off as a personal question answered with the media of video, it slowly developed into its current form which have been described as watery, tapestry, and intelligent. Who Am I? is a glimpse in to the life of the director, Corey Allison. Completed July 2004. RT: 15:44.
What Is Sacred? Four prophecies are giving a voice in 2004, based on research collected by Frank Waters, Peter Norbokov, and Raymond Locke, What Is Sacred?, explores the inner consciousness of modern Native America. Featuring Lorna Diwayan, Joe Stacey, and Colleen Gorman. Completed April 2004. RT: 19:26.
What Can I Do In A Day? Starring Deanna Allison [Edge of America] and Arcie Jeters Allison, an experimental short film about the theory of transport, written in Navajo history is our ability of exit worlds through “passageways” hidden in the canyons and sky, What Can I Do In A Day? attempts to transport your soul across the world, up for the challenge? Completed October 2003. RT: 17:25.
Color Of The Sunset. This short was inspired by a questioned asked by my younger sister, Deanna. She asked, “When you die, what would you like to be?” I didn’t know what to say. So I asked the question back. She responds, “Just a color in the sunset.” Completed October 2003. RT: 04:04.
Since Bareskin Productions has been featured in regional, national, and international publications and film festivals across the United States, Mexico, New Zealand, Canada, and Norway.
Film Festivals:
Native American Film and Video Festival. December 2006. Smithsonian Museum, New York City, New York, USA.
The Heard Museum Film Festival. October 2006. Harkins 12, Tempe, Arizona, USA.
Santa Fe Film Festival. December 2005. Center for Contemporary Arts, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA.
True West Cinema Film Festival. August 2005. The Flicks, Boise, Idaho, USA.
Native Cinema Showcase. August 2005. CCA, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA.
CineVegas Film Festival. June 2005. Palm Casino Resort, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
Native Filmmakers Showcase. April 2005. University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
Sundance International Film Festival. January 2005. Park City and Salt Lake City, Utah.
1st Annual Space Monkey Festival. June 2004. Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
University Of New Mexico Student Showcase. May 2004. Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
Arlene’s Grocery Picture Show. April 2004. Lower Eastside New York City, New York, USA.
Native Filmmakers Showcase. April 2004. University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Winnipeg Media Arts Festival. October 2003. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Naalkid Festival. July 2003. San Juan College, Farmington, New Mexico.