Bush of a Bee

Brush of a Bee.

The beginning of the short movie has a very childish text for the title "Brush of a Bee" the music has a childish way about it, very very upbeat. Written by Jochim male and Katie Parnell fades onto the back ground to show the written of this short film.
The images of the building fade from one image to another with a voice over of a cockerel waking up and making a sound. All of the picture comes more focused and clear to be seen by the viewer.
This part of the short film shows a older man walking over to a view that he is panting on a canvas, which he seems to be finishing up and adding the final touches. The music still stays happy, and child- like with a lot of cut aways to show every aspect of what the old man is doing, so to give to audience a full understand of what is around him.
The sound affects added to the movie for the bee and the old mans thoughts though sound to show how he is feeling work well with the cut aways.

The part where the old man has destroyed the painting by attacking the bee, shows the old man on the floor surrounded by his paint brushes and pains all over the road. As the bee looks down at him, the camera view is though the eyes of the bee ( point of view). This works well as it makes the audience feel like they are a part of the film.

The music then becomes sad, but still seems to be in the same notes and same style just in a lower key and slower tempo. The bee and the old man become friends, which is a nice feel to the short film, as the old man looks up and sees the modern art gallery. The music starts to fade into being a little more upbeat and the same time as the old man decides that his canvas maybe modern art.

The music starts to get louder which bring a feel of excitement to the film, scene, with flashing lights front the camera around the old man and the bee. They both start there having images being taken of them for the art gallery.

The sub titles fade in and scroll down to show the writer, director, producer, and musician.

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