Evaluation- Question 2

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This media product represents a youth social group, targeting for teenagers out there whom are getting stalked and need help. 

On the left is a character from my movie sequence, she is the victim in the movie, and also she is a rebellion teenager, and on the right is a similar image that i found on the web. There are many similarities, one for example they are both dressed in black, a casual outfit, just to blend in with everything. Another is they both are on the phone, one is texting and the other is talking on the phone. Also they are both teenagers, they tend to be on the phone most often as all teenagers are. As well as they both have huge side bags, they must carry a lot of stuff around, which is most common in girls they like to travel heavy not light for sure. They both have their hair tied up, and a long fringe flying across their face onto one side to show their facial expression. And also they are both wearing scarves, as in my movie the scarf gets stolen by the stalker that is one valuable possession of the victim. The only difference is, my victim doesn't know she's getting stalked and her facial expression doesn't show any sadness, just shows she's too busy texting or she's in a hurry. Where as the other person has a worried look on her face whilst she speaks on the phone to someone else, something may have happened. 

 
Hoodys are commonly known as teenage terrors, most teenagers are stereotyped as being hoodys, and this is a an element that we have added in the video, the stalker is wearing a hoody, giving him a a terrifying persona, so the audience can visualize the aspect of the stalkers 's character that is presented in the film sequence. I got this idea from the film 'Kidulthood' and 'Adulthood' as you can see the above there are images of 'Noel Clarke' in a hoody, as he is the bad guy in the film, i wanted to use this in my film sequence, to show the stalker is the bad guy.
  
These are things that are mostly similar to teenagers, they're rebellion, always on their phone, wearing hoodys, always worried and so forth.