Zanda Zakuza ft. Mister Brown

The Idea behind this story is accepting and appreciating people as they are. Showing the world that as different as we are, we can still co exist and love one another. Also that it doesn’t matter where you’re from, you’re worthy of a chance at life. You’re a gem 💎

Story: Zanda is a sorcerer/ under cover fire bender/healer/ Haus Mother who keeps noticing random precious stones at random places and picking them up (We’ll think of places) Some stones she is given to by random people (this is where cameos come in) …

After she has collected these stones she places them strategically on desert ground. She then looks to the skies as if to negotiate with the gods, her eyes then turn Auburn and bends fire to onto the stones…they come to life (Dancers rise from the dust). They all gather and touch hands as a form of Namaste, dance scene begins!!! 🕺🏾

performance scene: by Zanda And Mister Brown standing back to back with camera rotating around them. Solo performance as well.

Extra cutaways:

Single shots of people..Showcasing some in their most natural state, others wearing make up, tattoos, piercings whichever way people feel comfortable presenting themselves, we love them as they are. POSE; The category is : AS YOU ARE, REALNESS!!! ❤️

Desert Dance Scene:

Mostly showcasing the power of unity.

Strong dance routine choreographed by Tsholo made up 20+ personnel. (Females, Males, Short, Tall, Human, Alien…

Drone shots, cool angles, Dust, slow motion shots, strength, breathing, reaching and togetherness, love, light, laughter. 🙏🏾☀️

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