Going Places Documentary (2017)
In this age of technology, music is being pushed to new boundaries and rapidly changing unlike ever before. Going Places takes viewers on a journey to experience music from the minds of the artists who are at the fore front of this evolution. The film examines the current state of contemporary dance and electronic music, the culture and discusses the undiscovered territories of where it's headed.
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In this age of technology, music is being pushed to new boundaries and rapidly changing unlike ever before. Going Places takes viewers on a journey to experience music from the minds of the artists who are at the fore front of this evolution. The film examines the current state of contemporary dance and electronic music, the culture and discusses the undiscovered territories of where it's headed.
Rating:G
Genre:Music, Documentary
Written By:Michael Corvington, Tony Kim, Aaron Mostow
In Theaters:11/1/2017
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:Catapult World
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