Visual Anarchy Films founder Josh Hayes talk about his new Bad Religion tattoo and how the band has inspired his life.
Bad Religion is one of the most influenced band that defined the 80s American punk rock scene with their social-commentary ridden lyrics and powerful punk rock riff.
Visual Anarchy Film in their own words:
Visual Anarchy was created for the Hardcore Scene. After being a cameraman and editor for 5 years, the founder Josh Hayes (an ex-cagefighter, tattoo enthusiast, and self professed punk rocker), had heard so many gripes from clients about their previous experiences with corporate style videographers and editors that he decided to start reaching out to the community.
“The goal is to let all the tattoo artists, dirtbikers, skateboarders, cagefighters, snowboarders, BMXers, rockers, etc.. know that there is a company out there that’s for them, and by them. A company who won’t try change their ideas or screw them over financially,” Hayes says. “Our clients aren’t the kind of people who work 9-5 jobs and wear suits to work. And neither are we.”
Visual Anarchy is also committed to political and social activism.
“Working closely with non-profits and other organizations whose major mission is to make the world a better place, is also extremely important to us and one of our primary goal.”
From Homeless Shelters to green sustainable architecture, Visual Anarchy is committed to carving out a niche in it’s community and making a difference.
Currently Visual Anarchy is also working on it’s first feature length documentary “Bums.” You can check it out at www.bumsthemovie.com.
