3 Act Circus (Noush Like Sploosh)
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3 Act Circus is a recently completed experimental collaborative art project. It brings together two award winning photographers, an award winning visual artist and a singer/songwriter/animator/stage designer, all based in Dubai. Together the 4 young and enthusiastic artists have produced a striking and inspired avant garde video piece, what they call an 'illustrated song', to launch the release of Noush like Sploosh's first track '3 Act Circus'. The film was accepted into the Gulf Film Festival, 2011.
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