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Many moons ago, I created a piece to this song out of this place of uncertainty I hit during my freshman year of college. During that time I literally had this song on repeat on my ipod for months because it was the only thing that was helping me cope. Now fast forwarding to the summer after college, I was hitting another place of uncertainty. Questions like, "What do I want to do with my craft and my career?" and "What kind of imprint do I want to make in the world with my art?" are some of the questions that would fill me and lead me to uncertainty with myself. In need of finding a way to cope, I came up with a video project idea where I would make videos that showcased how through my art I can reach a place of healing. Now reflecting back on how this song, "The Wilhelm Scream by James Black", healed me back when I was a freshman in college, I thought it would be the perfect song to create my first #HealingTheSoul video too and the second I heard it again I knew it was perfect. So I came up with a concept, directed my brother Cristian on the vision I had for it, and entrusted him with the editing which I'm so pleased with. I'm very grateful of him and how he brought this vision I had to life. So know that if you ever need anything video wise done. SB productions is where it's at. (Little Promo Insertion. Haha).

This piece is a very important piece and is the first of many #HealingTheSoul videos I have in mind so stay tuned and enjoy the first of many!

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NOTE: All the dancers and choreographers in this video would like to express that they do not wish to reflect or promote any of the inappropriate lyrics or vulgarity in the songs included in this video. We simply wish to show our knowledge of our bodies through the rhythm of voice and beat with out causing offense to anyone. Respect the art form! :)***NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED*** "This video uses copyrighted material in a manner that does not require approval of the copyright holder. It is a fair use under copyright law.
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