“Disarmed” musical short

 

aim for amity

From confrontations to conversations, the socio-political distance between cops & the community has been wide. FACE KC (Filmmakers, Artists, & Creatives for Empowerment), a local non-profit organization, teamed up with AGA Productions & the Kansas City Police Department to Aim for Amity with the “Cops versus Community Rap Battle,” a music video shoot where these two powerful forces come together for the biggest showdown of the year: “Cops versus Community Rap Battle”.

THE BATTLE…

The “Cops versus Community Rap Battle” is Phase I of the Kansas City Community Film Project (KCCFP), an effort to explore the public’s belief about the tumultuous relationship between the police force & the community.

The footage captured here will contribute to Phase III, KCCFP, a feature film with a narrative that draws on the strength of Community & Police heroes, featuring many local artists, filmed ENTIRELY in Kansas City.

FACE KC joins hands with KCPD & the Kansas City community by utilizing the ever-sturdy bridge—art—to bring us together. The tumultuous conversations surrounding contemporary punitive experiences with policing keep us believing there are two sides.

FACE KC aims for amity by developing a message of

fostering unity, peace, cooperation.

We Aim for Amity.

 
 
 

For more information, please visit www.facekc.org.

 
 

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