Tahir 'Get Mine/Golden Ticket' by Milo Blake
Papaya Films's director Milo Blake teams up with North London artist Tahir for the release of his new single Get Mine/Golden Ticket, creating entrancing, surreal and slightly disconcerting visuals. The video fuses an urban abandoned location, surrealist fairy tale lighting and contemporary, emotional choreography for Get Mine.
The movement, designed by choreographer Magdalena Zielinska reflexes anxieties of self-doubt and inadequacy which often bleed into our relationships, impressively executed by the featured dancers, John Werede Hope and Jessica Walker.
Credits
| Director | Milo Blake |
| Producer | Valentina Carmona |
| Production Company | Papaya Films |
| Executive Producer | Wojtek Skiba |
| Executive Producer | Kacper Sawicki |
| Co-Producer | Ben Ngondo Cooke |
| 1st AD | Ben Ngondo Cooke |
| 2nd AD | Tyler Okely |
| Director of Photography | Mateusz Kanownik |
| Focus Puller | Lucas Campain |
| 2nd AC | Andre Moore |
| Gaffer | Brandon Quan |
| Best Boy Electrician | Sam Baker |
| Wardrobe | Ella Lucia |
| Asst stylist | Nicole Ranger |
| Make-up | Shayna Lf |
| Choreographer | Magdalena Zielinska |
| Editor | Arthur Parisi |
| Colourist | Otto Rodd |
| Dancer | John Werede Hope |
| VFX | Dudley Nganjo |
| Dancer | Jessica Walker |
| Director's Representation | Papaya Films |
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