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A cinematic 2D animated music video created for Black Stone of Mecca for Jackpot Scotty Wotty feat. U-God – “Last Known Address,” produced by Shaka Amazulu The 7th and directed by me.
I developed the animation around a Marvel-inspired comic-book aesthetic, combining stylized character design, cinematic urban environments, dramatic lighting and expressive close-ups. The project was built shot by shot with a strong focus on visual storytelling, character consistency, atmosphere and cinematic pacing, creating a narrative-driven world that complements the raw hip-hop sound of the track.
The characters and environments were designed to maintain a cohesive high-end 2D visual identity throughout the film, blending modern comic-book influences with cinematic animation.
Watch the full official music video on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/pD4DtCUT3Pc
I’m officially credited for the animation in the video description.
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