Discover a multimedia sensory experience that allows the visitor to experience L.O.V.E through the life, song, poetry, and environment of Colorful Artform (aka Girls of Color in Louisville) Imagined By 300for300 founder, Chastity Dotson, this 3-minute immersive film takes place in cocoon-like structure we call the “Seed of Love”.
Seed of L.O.V.E
Created & Directed By
Chastity Dotson
Seed Design & Rendering
Nicholas Moser LMNL Team
Project Manager (Design)
Patrick Jackson Torchbearers United
Darleen Thornton - T.H.R.I.V.E Coordinator
Shavonne Manson - Administrative Assistant
Mia Upshaw - Social Media Manager & Graphic Designer
300for300 Team
Development and Strategy
Velo Group
Carla Dearing & Caroline Heine
VR Consultant
Jason Latta, Amazing Robots and Sons
VR Film Editor
Robert Sidoli
Alaya Judkins, 12, Performer
Aurelia Harris, 12 Performer
Ava Robey, 16, Performer
Binah Wells, 16, Writer
Gizelle Eady, 14, Performer
Jayda Cooper, 14, Writer
Jershyda Wright, 16, Writer
Journey Cooper, 11, Performer
Kalia Newbolt, 17, Performer
Keira Bradford, 16, Performer
Maliyah Oates, 14, Writer
Mugisha Constance, 16, Original Song
Mylan Edmonds, 14, Writer
Ny’ema Jones, 14, Performer
Peyton Mitchell, 13, Writer
Rhamiya Oates, 12, Performer
Sunni Mitchell, 16, Asst. Art Director
Zadee Kenzer, 14, Writer
Our Film Team
“The meaning of all of this is a sacred exchange of art, sound, poetry, and song through the lens of of the Colorful Girl and how she expresses love. It is important that the love we share - this feeling - be generated by the girls we serve.”
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Chastity Dotson, Founder
Our Sponsors
Our Sponsors
Special Thanks
The Mitchell Family
“It was a beautiful opportunity to hear the voice of young Black Girls.”
— Ronda Magee
“I am blown away, unbelievable work of art around experiencing love directly, please keep going.”
— Isley Brown
“The VR experience was absolutely incredible, being submersed in the world around us.”
— Fest of Faith’s Participant
“I was just blown away by the girls and their responses, just to see young Black girls, it was uplifting and encouraging.”
— Fest of Faith’s Participant
