Worn In - Tembisa, Johannesburg
June 23, 2015
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as posted by the channelFor the first in our Worn In series, we travel to downtown Johannesburg, where for the Skhothane, life is all about looking good and making money. As The Casa Novas and The Pro Italian Takers take it outside to the streets of Tembisa, director Pieter Hugo jumps in the middle as they battle it out wearing odd shoes, leopard print and gold grills, ritually wasting food and booze, in a battle to prove which group’s got the most cash.
A Pieter Hugo and Michael Cleary Film
Produced by Orange Films in association with We Folk
Producer Jon Day
PA Kenneth Matila
Camera Assistant Johmar Pretorius
Styling Jamal Nxedlana
Styling Assistance Chloë Hugo-Hamman
Editor Tamsyn Reynolds
Grading Donovan Bush
Post Facility Upstairs Post
Sound Mixer Hey Papa Legend
Location Sound Mixer Tony Honeybun
Final Mix Ross McDonald
Music by Maramza
Global Group Director of Film & Video Ravi Amaratunga
Head of Video Jack Robinson
Video Commissioning Editor Declan Higgins
Production Manager Diane Tellarini
Production Coordinator Tom Ivin
Cast
Thabo Marakalala
Zamani Xalo
Simphiwe Nkosi
Jamal Nxedlana
Tshepo Mokgalaka
Dennis Makgabjana
Vusi Siwela
Vuyani Mzizi
Sifiso Nennenya
Masentle Moloi
Safira Tau
Lindiwe Zwane
Thabiso Mlangeni
Promise Mokomane
Mfundo Maseko
Sifiso Khumalo
Siphesihle Khumalo
Sifiso Mathebula
Special Thanks
Olivia Gideon Thomson at We Folk
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