Rinkal Bansil

     The piano practice room is a great place where creativity meets. It is a visually bright room with fluorescent lights and blue paint that makes you feel welcome. Once you enter one of the rooms with a piano, you are in solitude with the piano and it is empty and lonely but feels at home with a piano just waiting to be played. The piano in the room has great aspects that makes you feel creative. 1. Tracking shot into hallway going towards room 2. Shot looking inside piano room, from outside the door 3. Shot of overhead shot of the keys and the little bench 4. Overhead shot of the hammers 5. Shot under piano 6. Shot of door 7. Shot of keys at level height 8. Shot of the peddles 9. Lockers 10. Zoom/pan shot of hallway with skateboard 11. Shot of hallway with blue paint

            I grew up feeling detached from reality. I would always be day dreaming and living in my own thoughts. Through all this thoughts, I think I exposed myself to negativity very early in life. It was then where I discovered movies to continue to escape from this reality. I started watching every type of movie and getting lost in it. Days after I was done watching the movie, I would be analyzing the meaning and how well it was made. I was heavily drawn to coming of age films growing up like Scott Pilgrim Versus the World.  Edgar Wright's editing style was not something I was able to appreciate when I was younger, but I admired the story. As I grew up I noticed how irrational these types of movies can be. Movies almost always has a happy ending and that is just so cheesy. I have since realized not everything is going to turn into what I want. Even now, I have all these aspirations that could be near impossible to obtain. However, this is not...