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Artists: Iggy Azalea ft. Anitta
Production Company: OTHRWRLD
Director: Thom Kerr

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Producer: Jessie English
Production Manager: Michelle Ramjee
Production Coordinator: Tara Martin
AD: Clyde Goins
Production Assistants: Alice Vickrey, Lisa Be, Jamie Lee Major, Katherine Macanufo

Director of Photography: Alexander Chinnici
1st AC: Andrew Goh
2nd AC: Emilio Mejia
DIT: Will Chung
Steadicam: Colin MacDonnell
Technocrane Operators: Corey Checketts, Henry Flores
VTR: Justin Sudberry

Gaffer: Cole Pisano
Electric: Max Schwartz, Noah Cruz, Jihad Pierce, Eddie Reid
Key Grip: Edgar Gomez
Best Boy Grip: Michael Cox
Grips: Donato Bragagnolo, Jake Basnett, Alfredo Olmos

Production Designer: Christian Stone
Scenic: Juan Jimenez

Stylist: Ale Hernandez
Lead Makeup: Anthony Merante
Lead Hair: Iggy Rosales
Hair Assistant: Yvette Yolanda Avelar
Anitta Glam: Henrique
Manicurist: Tatiana
Dancer Makeup: Josiah Cracraft

Choreographer: Oththan Burnside
Dancers: Lark, Neeandra, Asha, Helen, Jennifer, Mao, Serena, Savannah, Zhane, Shayne

Animal Wranglers: Brock Afentul (Ripley the toucan), Joe (Pepper the macaw)

Locations: Private residence, Beverly Hills; Gardens of Paradise, Agua Dulce; LIMS Stage Studio, Castaic

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For Iggy Azalea’s 2017 single Switch, featuring Brazilian pop star Anitta, OTHRWRLD produced a two-day, two-location music video for director Thom Kerr that threw everything at the screen.

Day one took over a private estate in the hills of Beverly Hills. Day two moved out to Gardens of Paradise in Agua Dulce, where we custom-painted a swimming pool in the middle of the desert, before a company move to a stage in Castaic. Trucks aplenty and a Technocrane with two operators kept pace with more setups than a volleyball game.

Then came the menagerie: custom-carved 8-foot ice alligators, live African servals, a macaw named Pepper, and Ripley the toucan, driven in from Missouri and put up at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Choreographer Oththan Burnside brought in dancers galore to perform alongside Iggy and Anitta, on a closed set with an MTV crew in tow.

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