While primarily renowned for his rhythm work behind the drum kit with iconic bands like Screaming Trees and Mad Season, Barrett Martin also carved a niche in the annals of music video and documentary history, making his film appearances highly sought after by collectors. His performances offer rare glimpses into pivotal moments of alternative rock, often preserved in specific home video releases. For physical media enthusiasts, Martin's work in *Mad Season: Live at the Moore* (1995) is a cornerstone. Early DVD editions and even rare VHS copies of this legendary concert are prized, offering an unadulterated live experience from a supergroup that burned brightly and briefly. Later documentary features, such as *VH1 News Special: Grunge* (2001) and *Grunge: A Story of Music and Rage* (2021), also feature Martin, providing valuable insights and historical context to the grunge era. These releases become essential viewing, and collecting their various formats—from original broadcasts on VHS to modern Blu-ray retrospectives—is a testament to home video's power to archive cultural milestones.