I liked this video because it’s all based on a figure of the imagination. Everything is in a psychedelic/dream like state from the way it’s filmed to what is being filmed. I think one of the intentions of this video is to show that perspective shapes reality, it fits in really nicely with our own theme (lockdown) because perspective is such a personal thing. Perspective is defined as ‘a particular way of viewing things that depends on one’s experience and personality’, when interacting with other people we get an insight into others’ perspectives which will most likely compromise our own. However, everyone has had to isolate so we’ve had a more individual perspective of this time period, therefore a more independent reality. The way it is filmed really reflects the perspective of the individual, it does this by shifting the camera perspective and focusing on eyes throughout the video.

i liked how it shows teenagers in their bedrooms and at parties which are very relatable things for teenagers. We’ve all been missing going out and recollecting the times we have done. The way this video is shot portrays the imagination well in my opinion, even if thats not what its intention was, and relates to the idea that we’ve been overthinking our good (and bad) memories too much recently. I think the way the people in the video get from one setting to another is metaphorical to the imagination in the sense that our thoughts just roll off the back of previous thoughts. I want to use this in my video because it uses the idea of minds running into overdrive to connect each scene.