ARAA: Web Series, is a combination of live-action & animation, consisting of 6 episodes (Season 1) at 5 minutes each.
#fantasyseries#dreadlocwarrior#alterego
Team Spotlight โ Erica Meus-Saunders, co-producer & director.
A graduate of Screen Arts Program at NSCC, Erica is a writer/director and emerging producer. A lover of all things fantasy, Erica says 'ARAA was a story she's always wanted to tell'. #araswebseries#fearlessleader
Sharing the 411 on our #femalewarrior ๐ธ๐ป๐ช #Araa is a Nyoro Princess from the Kingdom of Banyoro. She is skilled in hand to hand combat AND she's a weapons master, #justsayin.
Sketch (far right): Maya Cusson-Delphin
Animatic Sketch: Mad Veinot
Wardrobe: Wafaa Latiff
#team
Wafaa Latif is a Fashion and Costume designer from the fashion industry in Egypt, and a graduate of LaSalle College in Montreal.
She has styled Egyptian celebrities in their TV & stage appearances and created the designs for Araaโs wardrobe.
#Araawebseries#design#strongwomen
Team Spotlight - @MayaDelphin
Maya, whoโs relatively new to the world of drama is amassing a body of work. Her recent screen appearances in โBlood & Honeyโ and โI Think She Likes Meโ has both been screened at FIN: Atlantic International Film Festival.
#femalelead#Araawebseries
A little about Araa - Princess Araa of the Nyoro tribe, is from the kingdom of Banyoro. The tribe, known for its superior fighting skills is made up of both male & female warriors.
#Araawebseries#dreadlocwarrior#NyoroTribe@BlackGirlNerds
https://t.co/Qbtcb6Lgr1
A little about Araa - Princess Araa of the Nyoro tribe, is from the kingdom of Banyoro. The tribe, known for its superior fighting skills is made up of both male & female warriors.
Costume design (left) by Wafaa Latif
Animatic for the demo drawn by Madelaine Veinot.
#Araa