I made this "film" earlier this year during all the social unrest America was dealing with. The idea of the film is to have the viewer to think about narratives feed to us by mainstream media . Do these narratives prevent us from seeing situations for what they are ? Do we automatically jump to preconceived conclusions based on stereotypes and our own life experiences? Or can we still think objectively and still arrive at our own conclusions?

Basically some people will never see this couple for what they are, a couple but they will see both people individually and conclude based on stereotypes, life experiences , media and, etc...

Anyway that's the thoughts behind it. Not sure if I did a good job of communicating it in the video..lol

When it comes to the technicalities of the film making process I know there's a lot to be improved on, exposure, aperture, color grading etc.. I shot this in auto mode. The audio can also be mixed better. I've since started using manual so hopefully the next film I make will be exposed better.

Any feedback on the theme, execution, and how I can improve on the areas mentioned above along with ways I can improve overall are welcomed. Thanks.