Doechii – Anxiety (Official Video)

Here is a rephrased and streamlined version of the production credits for Doechii’s “Anxiety”, directed by James Mackel:

The production of “Anxiety,” directed by James Mackel and produced by Adele Drive in collaboration with More Avenue, brings together a powerhouse team. Executive producers include Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith and Anthony Moosa Tiffith, while the director of photography is Nico Aguilar, and production design is led by Hensel Martinez. The creative team includes choreographer Robbie Blue and stunt coordinator Robert Brown. Creative direction is spearheaded by James Mackel, Connor Tingley, Sammy McEntire, and Langston Griffith-Siebens.

In charge of capturing the visual essence, chief lighting technician Tony Varoula and his team, along with key grip John Day, form the backbone of the technical team. The art department brings innovation through art directors like Helen Morales and set decorator Natalia Brito, with graphic design by Mackenzie Murray and Remy Levy.

Stunning visual effects are accomplished by Pendulum, under the supervision of Ryan Zum Mallen. Post-production, including editing by Sammy McEntire and color grading by Bryan Smaller, enhances every frame.

Doechii’s look is styled by Sam Woolf and her style team, with hair and makeup impeccably executed by Evalyn Denis and Chelsea Uchenna. The performance features talents like principal dancers Peyton Matthias and Andrea Bess, with choreography that captures the song’s essence.

Production support is managed by a dedicated team led by Rachel Nagao, ensuring seamless coordination throughout. The project is backed by Capitol Music Group with creative contributions from individuals like Chase and Salomon.

“Anxiety” comes to life with a diverse league of dancers, stunt performers, and background actors, orchestrated with expertise and passion, creating an immersive experience for audiences. Special thanks go out to the companies and individuals who provided locations, equipment, and support, including Sony, Kodak, and Panavision.

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