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This music video will use the song "Imagine Dragons" to explore the perspective of a man disconnected from society through the visual techniques of flashing lights, saturation, and fractured shots. It will take influences from post-apocalyptic television shows like "City of Ember" and "Derren Brown ¨C Apocalypse" to create an unsettled vision and apocalyptic atmosphere that relates to the filmmaker's initial ideas around mental illness.
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- 2. Imagine Dragons I am using a song by the band Imagine Dragons. They are of the same genre I wanted to explore initially and so my genre research still applies. They take influence from the fantasy genre in their lyrics and instrumentation.
- 4. Imagine Dragons I want to explore the world through the eyes of a man who has not been a part of society in years and this relates to my initial idea regarding mental illness. I will be doing this through the use of flashing lights and saturation in separate shots, while also fracturing parts of the music video in order to demonstrate unstable vision.
- 5. Imagine Dragons I will be taking influence from television shows, using this intertextuality in order to create an apocalyptic impression. The predominant influence will be the recent 2012 ¡®Derren Brown ¨C Apocalypse¡¯ and 2008 ¡®City of Ember¡¯ (Gil Kenan).
- 6. Imagine Dragons City of Ember - 2008 Derren Brown ¨C Apocalypse - 2012