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contextual research: Movies Can Teach Us About Death and Loss
No matter how often Disney movies begin with a dead mother , they rarely dwell on grief. Pixar movies, on the other hand, have always trafficked in melancholy. They often explore the many facets of loss. They’re funny-sorrowful, melodies in a minor key, tonally Jewish. And this season’s installment is the most mournfully engaging yet. Just look at the dolorous history of Pixar films: The Toy Story trilogy is about how we humans can never truly know those we love; it ponders the losses we incur simply by growing up. Finding Nemo and Finding Dory look at parents’ fears of losing a child, and concerns about raising a child with a disability. Ratatouille is about all the Proustian associations we have with food—how transporting a taste can be, how tied into golden-toned, long-in-the-past memories. Brave is about mothers and daughters and the necessary pain of growing apart. Inside Out is about coming to accept ...
contextual research: Vice Article
https://www.vice.com/en_uk/article/53ng3a/the-case-for-more-death-in-kids-movies
Continuity
Throughout the shoot, I had to check the Continuity. This includes: The costumes Props Actors Movements Lighting We reviewed the footage, however, the mic seemed to show in some of the shots but luckily we had many to pick from
