C,XOXO (Short Film) (2024) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 28, 2024

Original Title:
C,XOXO (Short Film)

Genres:
Music

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 16

Sign It C,XOXO

Camila Cabello presents C,XOXO (Short Film), a bold and stylized visual experience featuring live performances of “Chanel No. 5,” “Dreamgirls,” “B.O.A.T.,” “Godspeed,” and “Dade County Dreaming.” Set in a surreal sleepover dreamscape, each performance blends cinematic visuals, choreography, and mood to explore vulnerability, confidence, and Miami’s electric spirit through music.

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Art Department Coordinator:
Danny Erb

Creative Director:
Liz Hart

Director:
Seth Halter

Director of Photography:
Oliver Lanzenberg
rahul bhatt

Editor:
Andrew Ros

Executive Producer:
JP Evangelista
Jordy Wax
Chris Pereira

Gaffer:
Isaac Marziali

Grip:
Alexander Griffiths

Key Grip:
Josh Linkey

Line Producer:
Yanina Molina

Post Production Supervisor:
Dominic Siri

Producer:
Lola Gatti

Production Coordinator:
Sacha Noelle

Production Design:
Sydney Emery

Production Designer:
Tyler Jensen

Set Decoration:
Michael Coursey Jr.

Set Dresser:
Eric Moore

Writer:
Seth Halter

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