| Senor One | ... | Narrator |
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| Nic Hill | |||
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| Nic Hill | .... | producer | |
| Brishen Mahoney | .... | co-executive producer | |
| Tom Quickel | .... | associate producer | |
| Noah Tsutsui | .... | associate producer | |
Film Editing by | |||
| Nic Hill | |||
| John Murillo | |||
Art Direction by | |||
| Adam Hazard | |||
| Brishen Mahoney | |||
| Mike Tran | |||
Visual Effects by | |||
| Adam Hazard | .... | motion graphics | |
| Adam Hazard | .... | visual effects | |
Camera and Electrical Department | |||
| Topher Osborn | .... | second unit director of photography | |
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| Inspired: The Voices Against Prop 8 | Something's Happening | Scene and Heard: A Musical History of Isla Vista, CA | Rize | Portrait of Artists as Latino Immigrants |
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This documentary focuses on the graffiti art scene in San Francisco and the colorful characters that have been active and influential in expanding this controversial, and for the most part, illegal art form. The film does a good job of covering many different facets to graffiti and its diverse styles and purposes. The foundational reason for engaging in such an illegal and temporary expression of art, considering that 90% of the works featured in the film are now gone, is to simply put up your mark for self-fulfillment and in many cases to inspire other graffiti artists and people that will see their work. Throughout the film it is also made clear that most of the people that engage in something that is usually considered vandalism actually love their city, and is one of the very reasons they do it.