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Clothing is dynamic and better understood in-motion than through still photography, giving way to the genre of fashion films. This thesis project is dedicated to the production of a two to three minute fashion film that lives up to the industry stands of production value and creative quality. Three months were dedicated to pre-production during which time the logistics were organized and the artist plans were made. The location was finalized through its private owner after acquiring insurance from a third party. Models were booked and brought up to speed while the designer was approached with a list of our needs and what our team could do for him. The clothing has a free-spirited bohemian aesthetic, which is brought to life and highlighted by the final product. As the director and cinematographer, I researched past fashion films and studied their editing, acting and composition choices to prepare for the single shoot day we had mid September. After 8 hours of shooting, the footage was sent off to the editor who had collaborated with me to develop a unique and aggressive style. The final fashion film was titled "Mobilize" with a total run time of 2:07.
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- Fashion Filmmaking
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- Madala, Yagna (Author)
- Crystal, Griffith (Thesis director)
- Andrés, Vives-Toress (Committee member)
- W. P. Carey School of Business (Contributor)
- School of Film, Dance and Theatre (Contributor)
- Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
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2016-12
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