What did Jeff think about doing videos?
"I'm not making a video for [Grace]. I love visuals and I will do something visual. I mean I'm totally in love with them, but they're commercials for the album and I wouldn't want that to be the object. Actually, everybody, stay away from the television. Just get a book. Turn on the radio."1
What JB videos have been filmed?
Professionally produced videos seen publicly on MTV, albeit rarely, were:
- "Grace" directed by Ernie Fritz (in 1994)
- "Last Goodbye" directed by John Jesurin (in 1995)
- "So Real" directed by Sophie Muller (in 1995)
- "Everybody Here Wants You" directed by Ernie Fritz (in 1998)
Also produced as promotional media was the Grace Electronic Press Kit (long and short versions). The EPK is a 'mini-documentary' of Jeff and of the making of Grace. There is also promotional material that includes live videos of "Eternal Life" and "What Will You Say."
Incidentally, out of all of the videos that Jeff made, "So Real" was his personal favorite and the one that he was most proud of. The "So Real" video was played at his memorial in August 1997, in Brooklyn Heights, NYC.
1
Dye, David. "World Cafe." WXPN Interview, Winter 1993/94
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