Blue's Clues and the Big City Adventure
A musical adventure that young viewers will enjoy as Blue and Josh travel to New York City for a big opportunity.
Shades of Shadows (2015)
An Afrofuturist found-footage film, "Shades of Shadows" is George's collaboration with psychedelic soul band the O'Mys, incorporating live action/animation to examine spiritual mysticism and ritual. Created solely with archival footage, the characters in the film seek to manifest a better self.
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An Afrofuturist found-footage film, "Shades of Shadows" is George's collaboration with psychedelic soul band the O'Mys, incorporating live action/animation to examine spiritual mysticism and ritual. Created solely with archival footage, the characters in the film seek to manifest a better self.
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Genre:Animation, Music
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