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Blue Jacket is about choices…a split in the road, two or more paths to follow, and their potential outcomes.
What if you had made difference choices…where would they have led?
Did you put the Lord first, are you aligning your free will with HIS will for your life.
Blue Jacket drops you into one day in the life of two high schoolers, Aaron and Zoe, as they face seemingly inconsequential decisions. With each choice, a different colored-jacket version splits, and we follow in real time the different pathways, as they criss-cross and interweave forever changing their destiny. Are their choices aligning the Lord’s plan for their life, or is it taking them further away.
Blue Jacket looks at gritty real life issues young people face, and the consequences of their decisions, and the impact to those around them.
in a world of unlimited choices, there’s only one that qualifies
Scripture verse Matthew 13: 3-9, Parable of the Sower:
A farmer went out to sow his seed. As he was scattering the seed, some fell along the path, and the birds came and ate it up. Some fell on rocky places, where it did not have much soil. It sprang up quickly, because the soil was shallow. But when the sun came up, the plants were scorched, and they withered because they had no root. Other seed fell among thorns, which grew up and choked the plants. Still other seed fell on good soil, where it produced a crop—a hundred, sixty or thirty times what was sown. Whoever has ears, let them hear.
Crow = Bird
Blaze = Sun
Rose = Thorns
Harvey = Harvest
In Blue Jacket, we follow four different versions of Aaron and Zoe. Their paths interweave, and ultimately culminate, placing Aaron and Zoe, their friends and family, on completely different sides of an irreversible, life and death consequence.
Blue Jacket is also about redemption, and grace, and how paths can be made straight. The Blue Jacket versions ultimately aligning with the Lord’s plan, but will it reap the harvest and reward, or is it too late?
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Or so they say. This weekend, Dazed flew out to Lagos, Nigeria for the third annual MTV Africa Music.
Awards and spent a few days and some late nights meeting rap, R&B and kuduro superstars from across Africa: names like Banky W, Fally Ipupa, Daddy Owen, Cabo Snoop and Radio & Weasel, from Angola to Uganda, Democratic Republic of Congo and beyond, all huge stars in their own countries, selling truckloads of records despite rampant piracy and a rickety music industry. These guys are kind of the Jay Zs and Snoops of Africa, basically.
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In a world of unlimited choices...
there’s only one that qualifies.
Or so they say. This weekend, Dazed flew out to Lagos, Nigeria for the third annual MTV Africa Music.
Awards and spent a few days and some late nights meeting rap, R&B and kuduro superstars from across Africa: names like Banky W, Fally Ipupa, Daddy Owen, Cabo Snoop and Radio & Weasel, from Angola to Uganda, Democratic Republic of Congo and beyond, all huge stars in their own countries, selling truckloads of records despite rampant piracy and a rickety music industry. These guys are kind of the Jay Zs and Snoops of Africa, basically.
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