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Starring . FOLAJOMI AKINMURELE CONNIE CHIUME NYANISO NTSIKELELO DZEDZE NANDI MADIDA WARREN MASEMOLA SIBUSISO MBEJE FUMI ODEDE STEPHEN OJO MARY TWALA Written by . BEYONCÉ KNOWLES-CARTER YRSA DALEY-WARD Directed by . BEYONCÉ KNOWLES-CARTER CLOVER HOPE ANDREW MORROW DEDICATED TO MY SON, SIR CARTER . AND TO ALL OUR SONS AND DAUGHTERS, Featuring Poetry by . WARSAN SHIRE THE SUN AND THE MOON BOW FOR YOU . YOU ARE THE KEYS TO THE KINGDOM . Editors . ANDREW MORROW MARIA-CELESTE GARRAHAN Co-Director . KWASI FORDJOUR HAINES HALL Directors . .EMMANUEL ADJEI TOM WATSON BLITZ BAZAWULE PIERRE DEBUSSCHERE Additional Editing JENN NKIRU EMILIE AUBRY JARRETT FIJAL IBRA AKE SHAQUANA GOLDING ALEX HAMMER DIKAYL RIMMASCH NILES HOWARD NIA IMANI JAKE NAVA AIKA MIYAKE ALEXANDRE MOORS Co-Directors . DAFE OBARO PASCALL OBERLIN TAYLOR WARD JULIAN KLINCEWICZ KIT WELLS BILL YUKICH Second Unit Directors . DEREK MILTON MEJI ALABI Executive Producers . BEYONCÉ KNOWLES-CARTER JOSHUA KISSI ERINN WILLIAMS ALEXENDRE MOORS STEVE PAMON DEON VAN ZYL JANET ROLLÉ NATHAN SCHERRER Starring . BEYONCÉ Producers Special Appearances by . MS . TINA KNOWLES LAWSON JEREMY SULLIVAN LAUREN BAKER JAY-Z JIMI ADESANYA JASON BAUM BLUE IVY CARTER BLITZ BAZAWULE ALEX CHAMBERLAIN RUMI CARTER BEN COOPER ROBERT DAY SIR CARTER ASTRID EDWARDS CHRISTOPHE FAUBERT KELLY ROWLAND DURWIN JULIES BRIEN JUSTINIANO LORD AFRIXANA YOLI MES RETHABILE MOLATELA MOTHOBI YEMI ALADE DAFE OBORO SYLVIA ZAKHARY JESSIE REYEZ AKIN OMOTOSO NATHAN SCHERRER SHATTA WALE WILL WHITNEY ERINN WILLIAMS SALATIEL PHARRELL WILLIAMS Music Directors . BEYONCÉ KNOWLES-CARTER WIZKID DEREK DIXIE NAOMI CAMPBELL ADUT AKECH Score . JAMES WILLIAM BLADES AWENG CHUOL MELO - X LUPITA NYONG’O DEREK DIXIE TIWA SAVAGE MR EAZI Sound Design and Mixing . ERIC HOFFMAN NIJA TIERRA WHACK BUSISWA MOONCHILD SANELLY I Cinematographers Lead VFX Artists . ROSS VINCENT RYAN MARIE HELFANT SANTIAGO GONZALEZ PHILANA DIAS MOHAMMAED ATTA AHMED DAVID BOANUH VFX Artists MICHAEL FERNANDEZ ERIK HENRIKSSON DERINA DOORLEY TOMMIE GERAEDTS DANNY HIELE LAURA MERIANS SUZANNE MARTA DYER JAMI ROSS NICOLAI NIERMANN KENECHUKWU OBIAJULU MICHAEL ANGELO PIERINA BUSTAMANTE MALIK SAYEED BENOIT SOLER MARC GOLDFINE MARCUS WOOD MOLLY TOMECEK Costume Designer . ZERINA AKERS VFX Artist Assistant . DAN GILKES Casting Director . ANISSA WILLIAMS Visual Supervisors . LAURA GERMIDA SUMIRE FUKUDA Choreography by DORA MELISSA VARGAS JAQUEL KNIGHT CHRIS GRANT SIDI LARBI CHERKAOUI DANA FOGLIA Concept Designer . LAUREN INDOVINA DENEE BAPTISTE EBONY WILLIAMS KANY DIABATE STEPHEN OJO Post-Production PAs . LILLY SLAYDON CALEB BONNEY LEGENDARY LLOYD ERWINSON LEMUS IVAN BLACKSTOCK CHRISTIAN YAV SEDRIG VERWOERT Flawless Post Creative Director . HOWARD SHUR Hair . NEAL FARINAH Executive Producer . RIK MICHUL KIM KIMBLE Post Supervisor . CHRIS SPINDELILUS NAKIA RACHON COLLINS Lead Assistant Editor . TREVOR CLIFFORD Make-Up . SIR JOHN BARNETT Assistant Editors . LUIGI ROMANO ROKAEL LIZAMA JACOB MENDEL FRANCESCA TOLOT Colorists WENDI MIYAKE MATTHEW SCHWAB ROBERT CROSBY Nails . MIHO OKAWARA ARNOLD RAMM ROBERT CURRERI RYAN QUAN ARIANNA SHININGSTAR LOREN WHITE MO QIN Color Assistants . TREVOR CLIFFORD RUDY PESCI Post Producers . SALLY SUJIN OH VFX Executive Producer . MAX LEONARD SPENCER PATZMAN VFX Supervisors . CASEY ALLEN ANGELA FOSTER CLARK PARKHURST VFX Artists . .. ROUSSELOS ARAVANTINOS Post Supervisor . SHIREEN HINCKLEY ROSE PAN Post-Production Coordinators . LEAH NARDOS TAKELE kroma COOKIE WALUKAS Creative Director . .. BERT YUKICH Executive Producer . AMY YUKICH Lead Assistant Editor . MEGAN ELLEDGE Assistant Editors Ingenuity Studios AUTUMN DEA CHRISTA PHILIPPEAUX VFX Supervisors . DAVID LEBENSFELD COLLIN SUMPTER ERICA M . HART GRANT MILLER JULIANNA BINGHAM MIGHTY CHUCHAISRI Executive Producer . KIELEY CULBERTSON DAVID BELIZARIO ALEX TEDESCO 2D Composite Supervisor . ZHE CHONG Lead Look Development Artist . ETHAN ZHAO Online Editors. ZOÉ KRAFT Matte Painting Artist . MICHAEL RHIMA SCOTT NAURATH 2D Composite Lead . YIWEN DING JORDAN MCAFEE-HAHN Match Move Lead . VIVIANA TORRELLAS Creative Producer . LAUREN BAKER Lead Colorist . MATTHEW SCHWAB VFX Director . EMMANUEL ADJEI Art Director . ANDREW MAKADSI II Compositors Bot VFX TAHIRA ALI BRAD CLAPPER Head Producer . HETAL JAIN SEAN COLBY KRISZTIAN CSANKI Producers . PRAKASH PATHAK ANRAN GAO CASPER HONG VIPUL MEHTA NICHOLAS HOYT PENPICHA -JAJA- JINGJUNGVISUTI RUTH HOLLEMAN JEEWON KIM GERRY KODO MEE JEONG KWON MJ KWON Method MICK REID BEN STOMMES Executive Producer . JESSE KURNIT CHRISTOPHER VAZQUEZ MEENA YU Producer .. HEATHER SAUNDERS ERSI ZHAO WEI ZHOU Trace VFX Mathematic Head of Production . ANDRA BARD Executive Producer . HADI DAHROUGE Producers . VINAY PURANIK Post Producer . GUILLAUME MARIEN ANSHUL GATTANI VFX Post Producer . NADÈGE MOREAU Junior Producer . PRITHVI POOJARI VFX Post Producer . NIKITA SAINI VFX Supervisor .. JULIEN MICHEL Additional Sound Editing/Mixing . LESTER MENDOZA 2D Team . YANN ALDABE On Set VFX Supervisor . VW SCHEICH Score Session Players Backing Vocals . BYMADDZ BUF Kora, Balafon . MOUSSA DEMBELE Visual Effects Supervisors . DOMINIQUE VIDAL Harp . RHIANNON GEORGE-CAREY LUCAS SALTON Cello .. JONATHAN GIBSON Visual Effects Producer . JUSTINE PAYNAT SAUTIVET Violin . OLIVER MAYO Graphic Artists MATHIEU BARBE FLORIAN GOURDIN Graphic Designers . JESSICA CHOI PIERRE HERZIG CATHERINE LARDE NIGEL ZEFF RENAUD LOUVET DIANA NIKITINA Collage Artists . ASHKAN HONARVAR BENJAMIN PECCARD MELINE PISTILLI KASMIR JONES QUENTIN RAMASSEUL EMELYNE THORNER Parkwood Entertainment ARNAUD WATTEAU Design Department . EVE DE MONTAIGNAC Chairwoman & CEO . BEYONCÉ KNOWLES-CARTER OLIVIER GILBERT President & COO . STEVE PAMON Visual Effects Coordinator . CAMILLE GIBRAT General Manager . JANET ROLLÉ Head of Production . ERINN WILLIAMS A52 Color Visual Director . ED BURKE Executive Producer . THATCHER PETERSON Art Director . ANDREW MAKADSI Producer .. JENNY BRIGHT Associate Creative Director . KWASI FORDJOUR Colorists . DANIEL DE VUE Creative Producer . LAUREN BAKER PAUL YACONO Brand Manager . DORA MELISSA VARGAS Color Assistant . COREY MARTINEZ Publicist . YVETTE NOEL-SCHURE Special Assistant to the Chairwoman . KALEB STEELE Company 3 – Color Grading Music Director . DEREK DIXIE Colorist . JAIME O’BRADOVICH Project Manager, A&R . MARIEL GOMEREZ Color Producer . KEVIN BREHENY Project Manager, Music and Artist Management . RICKY LAWSON Studio8FX Staff Editor . NIA IMANI Head of VFX . TOM NGUYEN Head of Technology, Digital . ANDY MADSEN Executive Producer . KACIE PEDINI Creative Producer, Digital . KELLY SHAMI VFX Producer . ANNE JOHNSON-ROGERS Digital Design Manager . LILA MILLER Roto Supervisor . HUY DONG Digital Developer . BENJAMIN MAER Roto Leads . PHAN DAI LOC Technical Project Manager . KEENEN THOMPSON TRUONG TUAN ANH Director of Finance . .. GENE BOLAN Roto Artists Director of Information Technology . MATTHEW VANOMMEREN NGUYEN HUYNH DUC LE THI DUNG Director of Social Responsibility . IVY MCGREGOR NGUYEN LE HOANG NGUYEN NGUYEN YEN NHI Manager of Human Resources & DO ANH PHUONG DUONG TAN QUOC Office Administration . NATACHA PAUL HOANG KIM SANG TRAN THI THANH TAM Head of Ivy Park . BYL THOMPSON NGUYEN QUOC THINH BUI CHI TRUNG Project Manager, NGUYEN HUU TUAN Ancillary Businesses . SAMANTHA GREENBERG III Archive Manager . SAMANTHA LOSBEN Jill Meyers Music Consultants . JILL MEYERS Collection Archivist . SAMANTHA ODDI DREW BAYERS Senior Photo Editor . SUMIRE FUKUDA FRANCES BORGONA Staff Photo Editor . LAURA GERMIDA Paralegal . KYLIE GREGORY Chief Security Officer . JULIUS DE BOER Production Assistant . SHAQUANA GOLDING Close Protection Team . MICHAEL. COSTON Production Coordinator . LEAH NARDOS TAKELE TIMOTHY LUTZ Personal Stylist . ZERINA AKERS South Africa Unit . .. JAN STEYN Creative Manager/Stylist . KELVIN MOODY DEE-JAY STEYN Master Tailor . TIMOTHY WHITE Executive Assistant To COO/GM . SYLVIA BLACK FREENJOY (USA) Office Assistant/Receptionist . ANAIJAH JOHNSON Founder/Owner . NATHAN SCHERRER Head of Production . BEN PIETY Personal Staff – Mrs . Knowles Associate Producer . TARA SHEREE Head of Security . JULIUS DE BOER Financial Controller . KIM ROSENTHAL Executive Assistant . GENEVIEVE TATE Personal Assistant . MICHAEL HANDLER RIFIFI PRODUCTIONS (REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA) Physical Therapists . RORY CORDIAL Executive Producer . RETHABILE MOLATELA MOTHOBI NATALIE KINGHORN Producer .. AKIN OMOTOSO Thank you to my family and friends GOOD COMPANY (USA) for your unwavering support . Managing Director and Co-Founder . RYAN HEIFERMAN Producer .. JEREMY SULLIVAN Thank you, Bob Iger and everyone at The Walt Disney Company, for your appreciation of the vision . JM FILMS (NIGERIA) Thank you, Jon Favreau and Hans Zimmer, for your Producer .. JIMI ADESANYA incredible work on The Lion King (2019) . ICONOCLAST (FR, UK, GER, BR) – UK UNIT Special thank you to my dedicated team at Managing Director/Executive Producer . ANNA SMITH Parkwood Entertainment . Executive Producer . JEAN MOUGIN Producer .. ASTRID EDWARDS To the Black diaspora across every continent – thank you . Creative Producer . ..
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  • Beyoncé, the African Diaspora, and the Baptism of 'Black Is King'

    Beyoncé, the African Diaspora, and the Baptism of 'Black Is King'

    NBA PLAYOFF ODDS NFL MLB FANTASY MORE MOVIES MUSIC POP CULTURE Glory B: Beyoncé, the African Diaspora, and the Baptism of ‘Black Is King’ On her new Disney+ visual album, Beyoncé reinforces the ancestral lineage of Black people as divine beings, connecting the experience of a Black woman from the South to shores of Africa By Taylor Crumpton Aug 4, 2020, 6:30am EDT SHARE Parkwood Entertainment/Ringer illustration On July 31 at midnight, time stood still. Only Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter’s creation of a Black planet could make the world forget about a global pandemic. For a moment, she lifted the veil of white supremacist thought that has dehumanized the African Diaspora. Black Is King, her new visual album released on Disney+ on Friday, reinforces the ancestral lineage of Black people as divine beings, born from the natural and spiritual forces of the universe. In the film, Beyoncé plays an omnipresent spirit who prepares the Black body to be born anew through the beliefs and practices of our ancestors who knew that to be Black was to be holy. “Let Black be synonymous with glory,” she says in a voiceover early in the film. Efi Chalikopoulou The Top 100 Beyoncé Songs, Ranked Beyoncé’s evolution from entertainer to pop icon truly began with her 2013 visual album Beyoncé, a public baptism into heritage and identity that humanized the most powerful woman in the music industry and documented her reclamation of a feminist personality. Her ideological foundation was further developed by womanist philosophies about lineage and reconciliation with her ancestors in Lemonade, her 2016 album that explored marital fidelity and forgiveness in the Black South, the birthplace of Black America.