DSDN101: Caritas Challenge Slum Stop Motion

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To advertise the Slum Challenge within the 24 hour Caritas Challenge 2014, I have created a stop motion video. This stop motion video is aimed at intermediate and secondary school aged people. I have based it on the idea of tetris blocks as it is something the target audience can relate to. A game that has been played by people of all ages and is based around the idea of building blocks. This helps to portray the idea of building a house, somewhere the plant can live in. I have also incorporated the natural elements of rain and wind to show how tough it can be to live in a place where materials are limited but are able to stand up against the elements. The house that the flower is in gets knocked down by the wind and then blown away by the rain. To the viewer this is frustrating to see that the work gets broken again and again - something that is just as frustrating to those living in this situation. I have also used techno music to attract the viewers attention as it is something they can relate to. Techno music is very attention drawing due to the beats created. This links in with the blocks dropping down to the bottom of the page and fits in nicely.

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