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Trace The Line
Trace the Line — is a feature film that depicts the lives of two American artists during the tumultuous year of 2020.
Asa, an African American poet, wrestles with the purpose of his life as a young Black man in a divided nation. Eva, a White painter, is confronted with her privilege in a society she no longer understands.
This film was made in Madison, Wisconsin in the fall of 2020 and is currently in consideration at a number of film festivals foreign and domestic. This project is a true labor or love and a testament to the impact of a year that no one will forget.
Electronic Revolutionary - Motor/Cycle Arts Foundation 2022
Electronic Revolutionary is an intro to the story of Samuel Aboagye. At 17 years old Samuel having already built a number of inventions, designed and constructed a series of solar powered electric vehicles. His story was shared by Efo Selasi, a Ghanaian Youtube celebrity and subsequently discovered by the Motor/Cycle Arts Foundation , (MAF).
The MAF decided to include Samuel’s vehicles in their lasts museum exhibition at entitled “Electric Revolutionaries”, which was showcased at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles.
The fun and most enlightening part ended up being going how we got the vehicles to the show.
Oasis - Straight8 “Cannes” Selection for 2020
The Straight8 short film competition is held in conjunction with the Cannes FIlm Festival each year. The challenge is to create a film shot on a single roll of 8mm film while employing the technique of “in-camera editing”.
No small feat.
Of over 1000 entries from all over the world, the film “Oasis” (Shot and co-directed by Greg Hatton and Kyle Camerer) was one of 8 films selected to premiere at the 2020 Cannes Film Festival. Sadly Covid-19 cancelled the event so premiere was done online. Another accolade from this selection was that “Oasis” was the only film from the United States selected in the group of 8 that was headed to Cannes. Click the logo to the left or the button below to learn more.
L I G H T : A Documentary project on Photographer Frank Jackson
The video below is a rought draft proof of concept of a proposed documentary covering the life and work of Frank Jackson.
A chance meeting and two Leica cameras sparked both a friendship and a mentorship in the craft of photography.
This project will be has yet to be filmed and is in the process of funding.
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FLUX : The Current of Hawai’i
During the summer of 2020, the world saw years systematic oppression against African Americans come to a head. The killing of George Floyd sparked protests that spread through out the nation and ultimately all over the world.
I was on hand and captured three days of protests following George Floyd’s murder at the state capital of Hawai’i in Honolulu. The work was picked up by FLUX magazine, the premiere contemporary lifestyle magazine in Hawai’i and the work landed on the cover.
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