Responsible ARTistry Studios

Common x Pete Rock f/Bilal & Posdnuos New Video Release of “When The Sun Shines Again” @common @realpeterock @bilalmusic @plugwondelasoul Here are some of the Official BTS and some personal ones. Thank y’all for allowing us to be a part of history by giving our founders @mahoganeeamiger x @andreamiger the opportunity to be involved. Thank y’all for supporting our Gullah/Geechee community in word and deed. Thank y’all for supporting and honoring Black Gullah/Geechee Land and Land Owners. Thank y’all for supporting and including us as Gullah/Geechee Artists. -Responsible ARTistry, Inc. Also from our Gullah/Geechee Community: Bill Green of Gullah Grub Restaurant @gullahchefbillgreen Sarah Reynolds Green of @marshviewcommunityorganicfarm Ed Atkins of Atkins Bait Shop @morgantreks of Girl Trek Trelani Michelle of @krakteet @chrissywashy & Family ?????????? EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: @sherm_in EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: @raaddss DIRECTOR: @marleauxdesire DIRECTOR: n3phil 1st AD: @tinafarristours PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR: @raaddss CONSULTING PRODUCER: @morgantreks PA/BTS: @mitch.ritter DRIVING PA: @colleenxryan DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: @dimkiwi 1ST AC: Conner Schuurmans GAFFER: @filmguy197 BBE: @liamwidnell KEY GRIP: @aidan.whit BBG: @m_nelson2648 PRODUCTION DESIGNER: @josephinexco EDITORS: @marleauxdesire and @sherm_in COLOR HOUSE: Fairchild Co. COLORIST: @cameronmarygold COLOR PRODUCER: Brayden Deskins AEROCHROME PROVIDED BY : @richardmosse_ SCAN & DEV: @kodak_shootfilm Atlanta PRODUCTION COMPANY: @thecityunlimited CLIENT LEAD - COMMON: Jill Remis CLIENT LEAD - PETE ROCK: Chris Atlas GROOMER: Whitney BARBER: Junior ELDER PLANTING SEED: Ms. Sara ELDER DRIVING BOAT: Ed Atkins SOUND HEALER: @MahoganeeAmiger @ResponsibleArtistry

“The place in which I'll fit will not exist until I make it”. -James Baldwin Working. Creating. Building. Something New + Exciting just over the Horizon. ???????????? One of My Favorite Places [STiLL] created by André Amigér and I. Responsible ARTistry Studios

Our Culture. Our Responsibility. Advancing Our Culture: The Global Art Fair Begins in North Charleston https://lnkd.in/eeDCrerA #CCQM #TheGlobalArtFair #OkeebaTheMayor

Digital Preservation 101

PROFESSIONAL SOUND TIPs: ???EVENT PLANNERS Festivals Concerts Annual Events Community Events When hiring a Sound Company with Sound Engineers, Sound Technicians, DJs, etc. in order to get the best sound services have someone that knows the technical language to get the Best Sound for your event. Ask what all services or amenities are available in a conversation before the contract is signed. A few examples: 1. Groups or Speakers that require lapel mics 2. Vocalists (Singers) require a different technical treatment that should be figured out during a mandatory sound check before the event. 3. Ask about professional lighting that is accessible and could be used for a better experience. 4. What kind of look do you want, a bare stage with branding behind you or perhaps a Black Box look with branding. FYI: A Sound Engineer is not the same as a DJ but a Sound Engineer can play music. A DJ is not a Sound Engineer and is not there to give you the best sound for performers, speakers etc. Analog Advice??Sound is Key

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Tag all young professionals and artists. Attend a creative networking event hosted by my son, Akil Dunn at the IAAM Saturday April 20th! Downtown Charleston SC! https://lnkd.in/em9bcscM

Applications are open for the 2024 NFL Films’ Women in Sports Filmmaking Experienceship. This experienceship is designed to inspire and develop female talent in sports cinematography, sound capture, and design. To apply - https://lnkd.in/eUR99uAS

Happii Blakk Hystry Monf ??? Now that I’ve had time to sit with this project and be grounded in it, I’m ready to share the intentionality behind it. ?? The Goal has always been to use this Album as an Educational Tool. ?? CreaTe Sound Scapes that send out good energy, honoring ourselves and our ancestors. Track 3 Indigo BlueSology ?????????????? LISTEN HERE ??? https://lnkd.in/eRvxkc9r This Album was composed, produced, recorded and mastered by André Amigér aka Mr. BounceBack at Responsible ARTistry Studios Excerpt from Charleston County Public Library: “Indigo in the Fabric of Early South Carolina” What does indigo have to do with South Carolina history? Indigo was grown in early South Carolina to produce blue dye that was exported to England for use in the British textile industry. Indigo formed a significant part of the South Carolina economy for approximately fifty years, from the late 1740s to the late 1790s. During that period, indigo (or, more specifically, indigo dyestuff) was South Carolina’s second most valuable export, behind rice. The cultivation and production of indigo also involved the labor of thousands—perhaps tens of thousands—of people** in the South Carolina Lowcountry. For this reason, the cultural memory of indigo is heightened among members of the African-American community along what is now called the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. ** I would add that these “People” were Enslaved Africans, our ancestors harbored on concentration camps also known as plantations. A species of indigo native to Guatemala (Indigofera suffruticosa) also came to early South Carolina through trans-Atlantic and Caribbean trade networks. This Latin American species was cultivated for centuries by the indigenous Maya people of that region, and Spanish colonists began exporting indigo dye from Guatemala to Europe in the 1550s. Thanks to English trade with Spanish and Dutch merchants in the Caribbean, the seeds of Indigofera suffruticosa were available in eighteenth-century South Carolina, where it was usually called “Guatemala” or “Bahama” indigo. Because of its hardy nature and beautiful dye, this Latin American species became the principal species of commercial indigo cultivation in South Carolina. ??

KSM11 officially on our radar.