The Rel Carter Culture Tour Trailer

The Rel Carter Culture Tour Trailer (2017)

"Witness the beginning of the movement." 28 November 2017 Factual, Music 26 mins

The Rel Carter Culture Tour is a celebration of artistic excellence in art, fashion and media. This is not an event that promises overnight label deals and stardom. This is an opportunity to meet face to face with industry professionals, receive valuable information and guidelines for professional growth and perform and network amongst a network of serious, ambitious individuals. The film focuses on the first 4 cities the group travels to and shows the optimism of a young group bringing everything together and how it can grow into the future.

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Cast

Rel Carter

as Himself

Devin White

as Himself

Tiara Purnell

as Herself

Crew

Devin White

Devin White Producer

Corey Sealy

Corey Sealy Cinematography

Rel Carter

Rel Carter Producer

International Releases Dates

United States 28 November 2017

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