It might have been fate that MTC was born at the same time people began to notice the rare talent and artistic ingenuity of c Jackson. It proved to be a perfect match between the new television network and the young rising icon. Early on, Michael saw MTV's potential as a force of it's own and understood that it offered him the chance to pioneer a whole new visual style through which people could see music, not just listen to it. For the first time, artists had the opportunity to truly shape a vision of a story around their songs. For Michael this meant treating the song as a "script" and creating a stand-alone film to tell that story. In fact, Michael referred to each of these productions as a 'short film' and not a 'music video'. Here, for the first time, is the complete collection of all 35 of the 'short films' produced by Michael during his career as a solo artist - 10 of which are appearing on DVD for the first time. All of the 'short films' have been meticulously restored and remastered for the ultimate audio and visual experience and a bonus DVD includes 7 additional videos including "Enjoy Yourself" with the Jacksons, "Say Say Say" with Paul McCartney and the previously unreleased video for "One More Chance". This is a true representation of Michael Jackson's Vision.
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It might have been fate that MTC was born at the same time people began to notice the rare talent and artistic ingenuity of c Jackson. It proved to be a perfect match between the new television network and the young rising icon. Early on, Michael saw MTV's potential as a force of it's own and understood that it offered him the chance to pioneer a whole new visual style through which people could see music, not just listen to it. For the first time, artists had the opportunity to truly shape a vision of a story around their songs. For Michael this meant treating the song as a "script" and creating a stand-alone film to tell that story. In fact, Michael referred to each of these productions as a 'short film' and not a 'music video'. Here, for the first time, is the complete collection of all 35 of the 'short films' produced by Michael during his career as a solo artist - 10 of which are appearing on DVD for the first time. All of the 'short films' have been meticulously restored and remastered for the ultimate audio and visual experience and a bonus DVD includes 7 additional videos including "Enjoy Yourself" with the Jacksons, "Say Say Say" with Paul McCartney and the previously unreleased video for "One More Chance". This is a true representation of Michael Jackson's Vision.
