Andrew, while strolling through the beautiful Loyola New Orleans campus, stumbles upon a mysterious furry creature. The two develop an intimate relationship based on their shared joy of being awesome.
Andrew and I thought up the concept for this video in about 15 seconds at the end of class on tuesday. I knew I had a creepy but awesome puppet, and that Andrew was the perfect person to play the part in the idea I had in my head. It was really easy to film because I knew exactly what I wanted to do and where I wanted to do it beforehand. Each walking scene has a theme, such as passing two walls, walking towards the camera from eye level and from the ground, and walking behind an object (the bushes.) The music also fit really well throughout the progression of the video. The fact that I didn't use dialogue also adds to the mystery of the video. What is Andrew thinking? Why is Animal roaring? That's all up to the viewer. What do y'all think?
I must admit, Eric was the true auteur behind the film, as I simply followed his direction which ultimately culminated in this small masterpiece. I think the film is a comment on modern society's take on the idea of friendship, showing two wayward characters finding a common joy in life and thus blossoms a beautiful relationship. My eternal gratitude goes out to Animal for helping us create such art.
Andrew and I thought up the concept for this video in about 15 seconds at the end of class on tuesday. I knew I had a creepy but awesome puppet, and that Andrew was the perfect person to play the part in the idea I had in my head. It was really easy to film because I knew exactly what I wanted to do and where I wanted to do it beforehand. Each walking scene has a theme, such as passing two walls, walking towards the camera from eye level and from the ground, and walking behind an object (the bushes.) The music also fit really well throughout the progression of the video. The fact that I didn't use dialogue also adds to the mystery of the video. What is Andrew thinking? Why is Animal roaring? That's all up to the viewer. What do y'all think?
ReplyDeleteI must admit, Eric was the true auteur behind the film, as I simply followed his direction which ultimately culminated in this small masterpiece. I think the film is a comment on modern society's take on the idea of friendship, showing two wayward characters finding a common joy in life and thus blossoms a beautiful relationship. My eternal gratitude goes out to Animal for helping us create such art.
ReplyDeleteFun film, and excellent comments. The film pauses a lot. Take a look at it.
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