Narrative Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axPv-rwXDEg

Narrative Poster

Phrases/ Script

What's Good

by: Curtis Bethel

Enters Five Guys - Night

TYLER enters through the door, wrapped in a navy blue hoodie, he looks around and heads over to where his friend Curtis is sitting, and then proceeds to greet him.

TYLER

"Curt, what's good with you bruh"

CURTIS turns around and in turn embraces TYLER

CURTIS

"What's good man"

TYLER

"Man not too much, just trying to figure out what's the move for tonight"

CURTIS

"I feel that bruh, Katie actually just text me an address to a party if you're trying to come"

TYLER

"It's lit. Let's go"

Phrases

"What's good with you"
-This was a greeting my friend used when I met up with him this weekend. In so many words it's just another phrase for "what's up" or "how are you".

"Imma peep it out"
-This was a phrase one of my friends used when a group of us were talking about a new song that dropped last week. It means that when he gets the time to he's gonna look up the song and give it a listen.

"It's lit"
-This is a phrase I heard a lot last week and really on a daily basis. The last instance I can remember it being used is when me and my friend went out to eat and the server arrived with our food. You use this term in response to good news.

"What's the move"
-This is a phrase one of my friends asked me when we were driving around last week. It was another way of asking, "where are we going" or "what are our plans for the night".

"I'm about to pull off"
-This is a phrase my friend used when he left my house last weekend. This is just another way of saying, "I'm leaving".

Documentary Treatment

For this documentary we’re going to be interviewing an entertainer. It won’t be like a standard studio interview you would see at a radio station or on live television. We’re going to capture him in his element, that way he feels more comfortable and he’ll be able to give us genuine, honest answers to our questions. The objective is not only to conduct an effective interview but to also give the viewer insight into his world, following him around and getting footage of what would be a normal day to him. This could be getting footage of him in the studio or even as simple as recording him lounging in his living room. We’re looking to take a realist approach in documentary style, trying to keep things very authentic. By the end of the documentary, we want to assure that viewer has a better understanding of who this person is, as well as the environment that shaped them to be.

Documentary Subject

This is my friend Daniel Tshmunga. He's 22 and he's apart of the music and art collective that I'm also apart of called TRYBE. He's an artist who pursues singing and rapping under the name "King Damier" as well as a DJ under the name "DJ GXLDHXUSE" He has an array of projects available on his Soundcloud page as well as a DJ mixes. If I was to go about an interview for a documentary I would ask him these questions:

1. When did he find an interest in music ?

2. Who are his favorite artist ?

3. Does he prefer making music or DJing more ?

4. Who are some of his musical influences ?

5. What are some of his favorite songs that he's made ?

6. What gravitated him towards the TRYBE collective, what made him want to become a member ?

7. Why does he make music ?

8. Does he have a passion for anything else besides music ?

9. What does he hope to accomplish with music in the long run ?

10. What's your favorite album of the year ?

Music Video Song : Bellefontain by Brandon Lott