Three Ways to Develop New Ideas

3 Ways to Develop New Ideas

 1) Steal Like an Artist

• Start at the position that you aren't gonna have an original idea
• being influenced by stories and other forms of art that you like
• American Horror Story season 3, show
• i like the witches and powerful female idols. It also makes me wonder if things like this are actually going in the world. It brings mystery to my life.
• The Hunger Games books
• i like the post apocalyptic society and the idea of the hunger games is fun 
• Big Brother, a reality tv show
• i like that these people live in a house for an entire summer and have to vote each other off week after week
• The Challenge, a reality tv show
• i like this show because it is a mix of competitiveness and strategy which is very intense
• Dora the Explorer, kids show i watched when i was little
• i used to watch this show and it has inspired me today because it is the reason why i am s adventurous and always willing to explore new things
• Nan Goldin, photographer
• i like her work because it is REAL and depicts her life and the tragedies she has gone through
• Christopher mckenney, photographer
• i like his work because it is very creepy and occult like and makes me wonder if there are things like this that are actually going on in the world
• wild child movie
• i LOVE this movie because it reminds me of myself… a teenager from California going to a British boarding school and having to accustom to British lifestyle
• city girls said sum, song
• i love this loing because me and my friend always listen to it and it gets us excited and in a fun mood
• bonaire, caribbean island my grandma lives on
• this island is so special to me and it is my favourite place because the weather is perfect and everyone is friendly. i also love to windsurf there

2)  The Question Game

• always ask "what if?"
• what if we lived on a different planet
• what if dogs took humans on walks
• what if every leader of every country in the world just died
• what if zombies just came into the classroom and ate everyone
• what if the internet was never made

3) The Emotional Rollercoaster

• jump on the emotional rollercoaster bandwagon and think about emotions

Saul Bass: Anatomy of a Murder Title Sequence Analysis

 

The effectiveness of the opening title sequence is very prominent. First, the dismembered body has to do with the film, Anatomy of a Murder because the film is about a murder and the body laying on the floor in separate parts is clear symbolism of that. Also, the way the title fo the film and the names of those involved in it are displayed in separate body parts highlights the idea that in this movie they are trying to piece together the parts of a murder.