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Looking for a videographer to collaborate with now

We are ULTRACULTURAL OTHERS: an intentional community & urban mystery skool in the Lower East Manhattan looking for a fellow radical creative with decent video skills (shooting and editing) to collaborate with us on some D.I.Y. hip hop yoga music videos and B-roll content for social media starting early February 2018.

ULTRACULTURAL OTHERS is an urban mystery skool based on a fusion of hip hop and yoga led by creative directors MC "Make Change" Undakova, a native New Yorker and conscious hip hop artist and his partner Or Nah, a yogini priestess, artist and spiritual gangsta. Based in the 5 Elements of Holistic Hip Hop Yoga - sound, movement, intention, visual, vocal – our work takes the form of circle work “ciphers,” hip hop yoga playgrounds, performative lectures, sacred arts workshops and new moon wellness rituals in addition to elements of wearable art, altar making, sound healing and other ritual aesthetics. 

HOW TO APPLY 
ultraculturalothers at gmail.com

http://ultraculturalothers.ontrapages.com/


To apply email your resume and a letter of interest to ultraculturalothers@gmail.com

Learn more @ultraculturalothers on Instagram
https://www.facebook.com/ultraculturalothers/

http://soundalchemy.ontrapages.com/

BENEFITS


Non-paid/ School Credit Available

We can offer trade for classes at our urban mystery skool (some classes include monk mojo, womb whispering, white tantra and divination)

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