Project Detail

Tears

Synopsis

'Tears' is a part of a series that takes a line from a Hip-Hop song and transform it into a video. Using the lyrics "I wonder if I died would tears come to her eyes?" by Biggie, to highlight the vulnerability that Hip-Hop can sometimes embody.

Details

Year
2017
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
1 min 9 secs
Director
Amber Akaunu
Producer
Amber Akaunu
Editor
Amber Akaunu
Director of Photography
Amber Akaunu

Production Status

Production Company

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