https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GBB0A1eVSWrsw6B_FQw9ScgZDRd-Eao3CLsMGlIxi2Q/edit?usp=sharing How does your product use or challenge conventions AND how does it represent social groups or issues? My final music video project is based on conventions that I saw while researching indie music. It sticks to the common homemade aesthetics that are seen in a large amount of indie and bedroom pop music videos. However, I challenged these conventions by using them with a song that is popular and is not indie or bedroom pop. The conventions of the genre of “Head over Heels” are often over the top with quirky visuals. I took a small bit of inspiration from these characteristics, but otherwise, I stayed true to the indie genre. It represents my friends and I’s shared cultural heritage and gender. In today's society, it can be hard to find media of young Latina girls expressing their love for art and music. Especially without a focus on their struggles and inner turmoils. There are m...
I will be using three fonts for my opening sequence. 1. A hand-drawn font for the title of the movie and main characters. 2. Capital Times New Roman (ex. DIRECTOR) for the roles of crew 3. Itallic all lowercase Times New Roman for names of crew and actors. (ex. julieta lencina) \ I choose these bright colors to contrast with the natural landscape of the setting. The name of the crew member is meant to be the focus of the title. With my hand-drawn title, I plan to make it very colorful and almost sticker-like in order to stand out. Titles will fade in and out of each scene, and stay on screen for about 5 seconds in order to keep the pace of the film. At this point, I plan to call my film "Park". I choose this name because it is short and will look nice in the stylization I have planned and because most of the film takes place in the natural park landscape.
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