La Chica / 3 & Hoy

Directed by Adriana Berroteran & Lauren Pringle.

"3 and Hoy" are the opening and closing tracks of the album "La Loba" by Latin American/Paris-based artist La Chica. They are linked in a single short film illustrating the path traveled from despair to elevation. Directed by Adriana Berroteran & Lauren Pringle.

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La Chica / 3 & Hoy

Credits:

Talent: @lachicabelleville
Production: @zamoraprod & Twenyone & Artibella
Director/DOP: @nuarnoir
Director: @laurenjaynepringle
Producer: @aya.loveu
Assistant Director: @bethamaxph
Main Performers: @lachicabelleville, @roxane_._illustration
Performers: @isabelle.mann.actress, @lenakilchitskaya, @suzettesagisi, @stella.s.t, @heiamie, @srsly.curious.cerise, @westyurie
1st Assistant Camera: @tiger.yanez
2nd Assistant Camera: @sonjamadani
Steadicam: @herr.henry
Gaffer: @felix_zapatero
Best Boy: @artcrm
Light Assistants: @abhishek_kolge, @yannkue
Movement Director: @mariezechiel @movementdirector
Art Director: @tomeyza
Set Assistant: @cri_mina_l
Resin, Metal & Quarz Pyramids Designer: @vibraorgone
Stylist: @esteban_pomar
Costumes Designers: @dillli, @elodie.carstensen, @iamflorianschulze, @morenoibez, @luisezuecker, @yevzheniia
Hair & MakeUp Artist: @sarahhartgens
Hair & MakeUp Assistant: @kathrin.hieselmayr
BTS Photographers: @agustinfar, @philo_mena_w
Production Assistants: @_maria.mrg, @kiki.kikss, @dsahinmusic
Set Builders: @marcelrubenschoen, @gottlieb_33, @dashed.line
Editor: @charlotvanh
Colorist: @annie_colorist
Special Thanks: @peterbromme @ikildum, @yetundeymusic, @where_does_she_roam
Location: @mahallaberlin

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