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LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, January 24, 2024 \/EINPresswire.com<\/a>\/ — Alice the G00n (the nom de guerre of a new, multidisciplinary artist) debuts her video \u201cCYA\u201d today, the Dante\u2019s Inferno-as-corporate-hell first chapter of her hard-kicking sci-fi & horror series. The G00n is the first female lead in an action music video to perform all her own fighting\u2013while simultaneously directing the short film\u2019s 18-person stunt crew.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s been a long time since we\u2019ve seen a woman getting her hands really dirty, let alone directing the action herself. The Japanese Girl Boss from the 1970\u2019s was replaced by superheroes. Nobody\u2019s delivering that brand of cathartic-comeuppance anymore.\u201d The G00n hit #2 on the Mediabase Top 40 Independent Artist chart with her single CYA, but the artist had never been behind the camera before. She was motivated to write, produce, and direct by the music-video-beginnings of some of her favorites: David Fincher, The Daniels, and Tarsem. \u201cAt first I wanted to find a great director, you know, hire someone who could recreate my ideas. After I wrote out the visual and editing details for the 100-shot timeline, my close friends said: just bite the bullet and direct it.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cAlice is an up-and-coming director, and she has a clear focus on what she wants her creative vision to be. For our first-time collaboration, it was remarkable how prepared and decisive she was,\u201d said Jeremy Brooks, Visual Effects Producer (Echo 3, This Is Us). Alice made sure her first pre-production step was to assemble a stellar stunt team\u2013and pay them union-rates during the strike. She recruited Stunt Coordinator Frank Trigg (The Book of Boba Fett, Barry) to pull in top talent from across the nation. \u201cWe spent our first training sessions making sure Alice could dial-back from kicking actual ass to just making it look like she was.\u201d<\/p>\n With decades of martial arts and combatives under her belt, the G00n\u2019s ability to punch, kick, choke, and throw was old hat. The new challenge was adjusting her skills to avoid contact and keep the team safe. \u201cAlice is a badass. [She] knew exactly what she was doing and looked excellent. It was clear she had put in the personal hours with Frank and it paid off,\u201d said Samantha Epstein, Asst. Stunt Coordinator (The Book of Boba Fett, The Terminal List). Alice worked closely with Trigg, framing shots and reviewing takes with her stunt double, Kyla Hymas (Euphoria, The Beekeeper). But once the cameras began rolling, nothing could keep her seated in the director\u2019s chair. Erik Schultz (Avengers: Endgame, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3) noted: \u201cAlice was really motivated to do this!\u201d<\/p>\n Another collaborator, Creative Producer Perrier Grey, said: \u201cWe wanted real eye-popping, visceral hits. Alice pointed us towards The Sexual Politics of Meat for visual metaphors in the goriest parts. It helps that her dark sense of humor makes the images hilarious, too.\u201d Special effects supervisor Ryan Senecal, RFX (Santa Clarita Diet, The Hateful Eight) made Alice\u2019s gruesome splash possible.<\/p>\n Alice the G00n tackled her \u201cCYA\u201d katabasis with a hands-on approach rarely seen in Hollywood, to avoid compromising any of her vision. She wove minute story-details and deep symbolism into the five-minute video, some of which Alice hid from everyone else in the production pipeline. \u201cI had to drop some secrets in here, the kind you won\u2019t catch until the story comes full circle.\u201d<\/p>\n Jennifer Lyneis CYA ( Official Music Video)<\/p>\n \n
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