Hip Hop Gone Wild
"Hip Hop Gone Wild" is a cutting edge rap music video adventure film taking you on the journey of exposure, from the urban streets of freestyle circles to the vertical world of rock climbing. Made by women, featuring women, for everyone.
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Both Hip Hop and the wild hold space for creative expression to be exercised liberally. Hip Hop is evolving, so is climbing and so are we.
“Hip Hop Gone Wild” was the recipient of the Female Filmmaker’s Grant from the No Man’s Land Film Festival.
Produced and Directed by Henna Taylor and Becca Droz
Music Production by Rawley Gunnels
Vocals by Lizzy Van Patten
Original Rap by Becca Droz
Extra film hands: Hewitt Gaynor and Summer Taylor
Title Art by Latasha Dunston and Andrea Slusarski
Dance and support from the community (see credits for details)
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