Blog Post #24 Costuming in Film Part: Two
Today I will be continuing to analyze the film "White man can't jump" and its use of costuming.
The audience is able to identify all of this just through the costuming that is used in this shot, this shows just how important costuming is to the integrity of the scenes and shots. This use of costuming also helps the audience better relate to the film because it is common, everyday clothing that most people wear. This helps the film feel more realistic and less like something that would never seen in the real world. The LA hat that is used in this scene also helps bring character depth to this main character, it helps display that the character was either born in LA, lives there, or that he just like the city of LA. This also helps convey the setting of the plot with it being a place that could be located in or near the Los Angeles area.
This connects to my film trough the use of "street" clothes in order to better relate to the audience and make it more realistic for the scene. This scene will be my first 2 minutes where the main character will be playing pick up basketball to have fun. He will be wearing street clothes to correlate to the normal outfits that are worn for playing basketball. They will also wear lighter color clothes to correlate to the main lighting in the scene being the sun, where it is common to wear lighter colored clothes to correlate with the heat of the sun. This will help make the scene feel more realistic and will help the audience relate to this scene more.


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