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Synopsis

Modern society is obsessed with social media. Online platforms provide us with a constant unwanted stream of other people’s opinions. What happens when it all gets too much? Cabaret superstars Bourgeois & Maurice offer us a solution in this comedy VR music video.

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Year: 2017
Type of project: Shorts
Running time: 6 min 10 sec
Format: 360 VR (Virtual Reality)
Director: Alyssia Frankland, Kenneth Henderson
Executive Producer: David Kaskel, Kenneth Henderson
Sound: Ben Humphreys
Composer: Liv Morris, George Heyworth
Principal cast: Liv Morris, George Heyworth
Art: Andrew Madden
Technical Director: Richard Copperwaite
Animation: Saurav Sarker
Video Design: Fiorella Pierini

Genre

Music Woman Director Comedy Dance

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Breaking Fourth

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