Nathan Cox
Nathan "Karma" Cox is a music video director.[1]
Filmography
    
    2017
    
- "Poontang Boomerang" - Steel Panther
 - "Be With Me" - Old Dominion
 
2016
    
- "Stick to Your Guns" - Sick Puppies[2]
 - "Destroy Something Beautiful" - Media Solution [3]
 
2015
    
- "Tonight We Ride" - Unleash the Archers[4]
 
2014
    
- "Would You Still Be There" - Of Mice & Men
 - "You Can't Stop Me" - Suicide Silence
 - "Same Damn Life" - Seether
 
2012
    
- "I Came to Party" - Deuce
 
2011
    
- "The Last Time" - All That Remains[5]
 - "Fallen Angels" - Black Veil Brides[6]
 - "You Only Live Once" - Suicide Silence
 - "Let's Get It Crackin'" - Deuce
 - "America" - Deuce
 
2010
    
- "Gods and Punks" - Monster Magnet[7]
 - "Let the Guilt Go" - Korn
 - "My Soul Still Burns" - Media Solution
 
2009
    
2008
    
2007
    
- "Not All Who Wander Are Lost" - DevilDriver
 - "The Running Free" - Coheed and Cambria
 
2006
    
- "Our Truth" - Lacuna Coil
 - "Kill to Believe" - Bleeding Through
 - "Killing Loneliness" - HIM
 - "Anthem (We Are the Fire)" - Trivium
 - "Enjoy the Silence" - Lacuna Coil
 - "Closer" - Lacuna Coil
 - "Drownin" - Shurman
 - "The River" - Live
 
2005
    
- "Little Sister" - Queens of the Stone Age
 - "The Clincher" - Chevelle
 - "Drive Away" - Gratitude
 - "Personal Jesus" - Marilyn Manson
 - "Liberate" - Disturbed
 - "Alone (No More)" - Craving Theo
 - "Right Here" - Staind
 - "Stricken" - Disturbed
 
2004
    
- "Vitamin R (Leading Us Along)" - Chevelle
 - "Redefine" - SOiL
 - "Looks Like They Were Right" - Lit
 - "Guilty" - The Rasmus
 
2003
    
- "Good Times" - Finger Eleven
 - "Out of Control" - Hoobastank
 - "Something Beautiful" - Cauterize
 
2002
    
- "I Feel So" - Box Car Racer (co-directed with Tom DeLonge)
 - "Cold" - Static-X (co-directed with Mr. Hahn)
 - "The Red" - Chevelle
 - "Pitiful" - Blindside
 - "Dem Girlz" - Oxide & Neutrino
 
2001
    
- "Angel's Son" - Various Artists (including members of Snot, Korn, Sevendust, Slipknot, System of a Down, Coal Chamber, Limp Bizkit and Sugar Ray)
 - "Papercut" - Linkin Park (co-directed with Joe "Mr. Hahn" Hahn)
 - "In the End" - Linkin Park (also co-directed with Mr. Hahn)
 - "Points of Authority" - Linkin Park
 - "Crashing Around You" - Machine Head
 - "Moto Psycho" - Megadeth
 - "Down with the Sickness" - Disturbed
 
2000
    
- "Ty Jonathan Down" - Videodrone featuring Jonathan Davis
 - "Synthetic" - Spineshank
 - "Satisfied" - 8stops7
 - "Stupify" - Disturbed
 - "What's the Dillio?" - Mest
 
1998
    
- "War?" - System of a Down
 - "Sugar" - System of a Down
 
1997
    
- "Loco" - Coal Chamber
 
DVDs
    
- "Music as a Weapon II"[8] - Disturbed, Ünloco, Taproot and Chevelle
 - "M.O.L." - Disturbed
 - "Deuce" - Korn
 - "Who Then Now?" - Korn
 - "Frat Party at the Pankake Festival" - Linkin Park
 
Awards
    
Cox has been nominated for 11 awards and won 1 award for his music video work.
Wins include:
- MTV Video Music Awards
 - Best Rock Video - Linkin Park: “In the End” (winner)
 
Nominations include:
- MTV Video Music Awards
 - Best Editing - Metallica: “I Disappear” (nominated)
 - Best Group Video - Linkin Park: “In the End” (nominated)
 - Video of The Year - Linkin Park: “In the End” (nominated)
 - Best Editing - Foo Fighters: “Best of You” (nominated)
 
Music Video Producers Association Awards:
- Directorial Debut - Coal Chamber: “Loco" (nominated)
 - Best Editing - Foo Fighters: “Best of You” (nominated)
 - Best Editing - The Fray: “How to Save a Life” (nominated)
 
Billboard Music Video Awards:
- Best Hard Rock Video - System of a Down: “Sugar” (nominated)
 - Best Hard Rock Video - Disturbed: “Stupify” (nominated)
 
Much Music Video Awards:
- Best Rock Video - Finger Eleven: "Good Times" (nominated)
 
References
    
- Nathan Cox at IMDb
 - "Sick Puppies, 'Stick to Your Guns' - Video Premiere". Loudwire.
 - "Media Solution, 'Destroy Something Beautiful' - Video Premier". Revolvermag.
 - Sonic Cathedral Webzine: Face-Off Challenge Cradle Of Filth VS Unleash The Archers
 - Noisecreep.com: "The Last Time" Video Premiere
 - Steven Gottlieb , "Video Static", April 4, 2011, Accessed April 6, 2011.
 - MONSTER MAGNET - Gods and Punks (Official) on YouTube
 - "Credits".
 
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