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That came about after he played a practical joke by switching the real tape in the academy's VHS player for a pornographic video.

Cinematographer Pablo Lozano uses the color and flashing lights of the set to capture something almost surreal happening in the room, blending mediums with picture-in-picture VHS home movies and re-creations of the show, seamlessly stitched together by editor Sebastian Hernandez.

Not only does the film feign to be on VHS with white static tickling through the segment breaks, it also has cigarette burns on the upper corners of the frame to pretend we’re also simultaneously watching it on a 35mm reels at the local theater.

Most recently he’s spent time at a local recording studio and has lent his support to the promotion of “Selena y Los Dinos,” an intimate new documentary that uses original VHS footage recorded by Selena’s older sister, Suzette.

Composed of original VHS footage taken by Selena’s older sister, Suzette, interspersed with present-day interviews with family and friends, “Los Dinos” is an ode to her pop-star sister, as well as the unparalleled intimacy of sisterhood itself.