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Earlier into the quarantine, with time on our hands and the future of film sets a distant uncertainty, we decided to see just how much we were capable of doing by ourselves. So without a budget or crew and very limited equipment, we got together a sc
quarantine views, april 24 2020
These were taken early into the quarantine, on walks around empty Los Angeles neighborhoods. A quiet, yet ever-changing landscape. Beginning in SilverLake and venturing further and further out, looking for the signs of a new normal that never seemed
Push for Progress || Los Feliz to Echo Park, Los Angeles - Saturday 06.20.20 #skateforjustice
Sunday in Hollywood as over 50,000 people took to the streets, to be and be better. “George Floyd is laid to rest. Yet he walks In the world. In every march, in every protest, in every sweeping reform. Twilight approaches and the words of Maya
Black Lives Matter #blackouttuesday
Scenes from Melrose this morning, May 31 2020 || This is where the looting happened the night before. Some shops were completely destroyed or cleaned out, some were untouched, most were somewhere in between (smashed windows and graffiti, but no entry
Los Angeles yesterday May 30 2020 || Earlier today the protesters gathered again at Santa Monica, by 1:30pm the police and national guard were deployed. At that time the protest was a completely legal peaceful gathering, that is being responded to wi
If you’re uncomfortable you should be. There shouldn’t be anymore comfort until everyone can enjoy it. If you’re angry, you should be, but direct it in the right direction. Prioritize people over property, most of the shops getting
Scenes from today’s protests in Los Angeles - May 30 2020 - I want to make it very clear, when I arrived the protests were peaceful, there was no looting and minimal vandalism (spray paint, a couple of police cars and a city bus destroyed are r
A beach behind lock and key is turning into a fight over social justice in California - An LA Times heading from July 2018 that’s as true now as it was then, though under vastly different circumstances
A place in the sun - Leah, 2020