Rema's wrong neck of the woods
The Nigerian rapper's new promo for his track Ozeba sees him roaming the forest with an eerie search party.
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- Director Jackson Lee Forsythe
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Academy
- Director Jackson Lee Forsythe
- Managing Director/Executive Producer Medb Riordan
- Production Company Divine Studio
- Executive Producer/Co-Founder Alexandra Funada
- Executive Producer/Co-Founder Celine Roubaud
- Editing Church Edit
- Post Production/Color/VFX Electric Theatre Collective
- VFX Lead Bradley Cocksedge
- Color Producer George Blomiley
- Colorist Connor Coolbear
- Producer George Telfer
- Production Designer Jade Adeyemi
- DP Jeff Bierman
- Editor Alex Morrison
Credits
powered by- Production Company Academy
- Director Jackson Lee Forsythe
- Managing Director/Executive Producer Medb Riordan
- Production Company Divine Studio
- Executive Producer/Co-Founder Alexandra Funada
- Executive Producer/Co-Founder Celine Roubaud
- Editing Church Edit
- Post Production/Color/VFX Electric Theatre Collective
- VFX Lead Bradley Cocksedge
- Color Producer George Blomiley
- Colorist Connor Coolbear
- Producer George Telfer
- Production Designer Jade Adeyemi
- DP Jeff Bierman
- Editor Alex Morrison
A dark forest; check. Sinister masked dudes; check. Flash cuts of subliminal shadowy forms and contorted humans moving in an unnerving non-human way; check. This electrifying music video for Rema’s anthemic Ozeba has plenty of horror-style flourishes.
An Academy co-production with Divine Studios, the film was directed by Jackson Lee Forsythe, who has created a thrilling, dystopian visual soundscape to accompany one of the hits from his acclaimed album, Heis.
Drawing from the concept of ‘Ozeba’ – which means ‘problem’ in the Edo language – the film is imbued with a tense undercurrent of trouble brewing as scenes of arboreal strangeness are intercut with abstract flashes from a dark underworld.