I’ve just finished working on my second big project for this year (more to come) and now I can start posting some behind the scenes stuff from “Nightmare in the Morning”.
Here’s a rough animation test I’ve done in an early stage of the production. The dance style I went for was Voguing, which is a dance that evolved out of the Harlem ballroom scene in the 1980s. I learned a lot from this test and I feel like the moves in the final film are more true to the style.
“With royal stature and divine wisdom, Zelda is ready to go from princess to queen”
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Looking to Sylvia Rivera’s ‘Queens in Exile, the Forgotten Ones’ as a blueprint, the exhibition explores the powerful personal histories, creativity and activism of LGBTQ street-involved youth from Stonewall to today. Through oral history, photography, archival footage and submitted pieces, the show engages the voices of Sylvia Rivera, Marsha P. Johnson, San Francisco’s Vanguard youth, young people at Larkin Street Services and Sylvia’s Place, the House/Ballroom community and more in an intergenerational conversation that reflects the incredible resilience and important contributions of queer homeless and transitional young people.
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*If you can’t make the show or museums just aren’t your thang, the curator partnered with Whose Streets, Our Streets, a website and smart-phone enabled tour highlighting sites of queer resistance in NYC, to create an exhibition feature that allows people to connect with spaces of LGBTQ homeless youth history from the show, outside of the museum! Launching at the start of the exhibition. Check it out!