PROTEIN TV documentary. Click here to view.

The film is the portrait of Gip, a legend in the American Juke music scene. Somewhere between 90 and 100 years old and the grandson of a freed slave, Gip holds the keys to one of the last original juke-joints of the South: “Gip’s Place” in Bessemer, Alabama. He also runs a graveyard – ironic for a man who could have been put in the ground several times over, and has the bullet holes to prove it.

Directed, produced and edited by Josh Bullock, filmed by Gabe Elder. Second camera Patch Bodenham