Apple has decided to end February with a video tour to the iPhone 12 Pro to celebrate Black History Month. The video, which is named Hometown, features the hometowns of black photographers, including Lawrence Agyei, Gabriella Angotti-Jones, Lauren Woods and Julien James.
Apple video for Black History Month
Filmmaker Philip Youmans followed the photographers to explore their hometowns with them. We find Chicago, Los Angeles, Charlotte and Washington. Here’s what Apple says in the description of its video for Black History Month:
In honor of Black History Month, 32 of the country’s most visionary black photographers show us their hometowns. Phillip Youmans, the youngest director to win the Tribeca Film Festival award, follows a number of our directors as they each celebrate black experience, black excellence, love and love. imagination.
Black History Month takes place every year in February. Apple achieved several things in February by highlighting developers, singers and other black artists on its services (Apple Music, App Store, Apple TV, etc.). The manufacturer also presented a limited edition Apple Watch. It was green and red, and was entitled to a specific dial.
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