During the 1950s, everything seemed to be booming—the economy, childbirth rates, popular culture, inventions, and innovations—and the country was looking ahead to a future of boundless prosperity. In "Booms," digital artist/director Joe Sabia offers a musical interpretation of the decade, featuring a costumed cast as they dance their way through iconic images of the era, including those of Lucille Ball, James Dean, and Disneyland.

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Cinematographer: Vincent Peone; Choreographer: Celia Rowlson-Hall; Set designer: Andy Meyers; Producer: Daniel Rosen; Original song by Joe
Sabia; Vocals: Alfonso Velez; Music composition/arrangement: Michael Thurber; Sound recording/mix: Matt McCorkle Clothes generously provided by: BLK DNM, Ports 1961, APC, TOPSHOP, and NOT; Wardrobe: Eric Lodwick

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