Free Nationals’ child's play
François Rousselet’s vibrant promo for the American R&B band follows the illicit activities of underaged delinquents.
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- Production Company Division/France
- Director Francois Rousselet
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Credits
powered by
- Production Company Division/France
- Director Francois Rousselet
- VFX Monumental FX
- VFX Square
- Associated Production MR Films
- Producer Jules De Chateleux
- Production Coordinator Laura Clery
- Production Designer Riccardo Pugliese
- DP Khalid Mohtaseb
- Editor Adriana Legay
- Head of Post-Production Clemence Cuvelier
- Head of Post-Production Laila Hamdaoui
- Post-Producer Elisa Johanna Kand
- Heads of VFX Mathieu Jussreandot
- Head of VFX Colin Journee
- VFX Supervisor Flore Mounier
- Art Director Riccardo Pugliese
- Colorist Arthur Paux
- Associated Production Earl Redcliffe
- Head of Production Kabelo Seane
- Associated Production Rafiq Samsodien
Credits
powered by
- Production Company Division/France
- Director Francois Rousselet
- VFX Monumental FX
- VFX Square
- Associated Production MR Films
- Producer Jules De Chateleux
- Production Coordinator Laura Clery
- Production Designer Riccardo Pugliese
- DP Khalid Mohtaseb
- Editor Adriana Legay
- Head of Post-Production Clemence Cuvelier
- Head of Post-Production Laila Hamdaoui
- Post-Producer Elisa Johanna Kand
- Heads of VFX Mathieu Jussreandot
- Head of VFX Colin Journee
- VFX Supervisor Flore Mounier
- Art Director Riccardo Pugliese
- Colorist Arthur Paux
- Associated Production Earl Redcliffe
- Head of Production Kabelo Seane
- Associated Production Rafiq Samsodien
Directed by Francois Rousselet through Division for R&B band Free Nationals' new track, Gangsta, feat A$AP Rocky and Anderson .Paak, this playful promo whisks us someplace between Disney World and the streets of L.A.
Comprising exquisite and colourful costume, prop, and set design, the almost five-minute long music video takes viewers on a dynamic journey through a whimsical world of gangsters through the eyes of an admiring child.
Young resemblances of rappers A$AP Rocky and Anderson .Paak cruise around their turf in a flame-embellished whip, committing a sweetshop robbery and participating in a super soaker shootouts, before Rousselet reveals the events were the play-time imaginings of a young boy hoping to be just like his dad: a gangsta.
