Friday, February 21, 2025

Props

      Props are essential in my film opening to show the difference between Venezuelan heritage and American culture. For instance, in her home, we can use props like arepas on the kitchen table, a traditional Venezuelan dish, that could be what she is eating. This will visually represent her cultural background and the warmth of her family gatherings.It also wouldn’t be a problem to make as it is a staple in my house and it’s super easy to make. However, scenes in her room  could feature fast food wrappers or shopping bags from the mall  emphasizing the different world she is trying to blend into.

Arepas

     Additionally, props will help foreshadow the conflict and eventual resolution in the story. For example, the character could have a hidden box under her bed containing cherished items from Venezuela, like a family photo or a baby costume from Carnaval. This box can symbolize her hidden identity and the internal struggle she faces. During the fight with her friends, perhaps an item from this box gets accidentally revealed, sparking the argument. In the film's resolution, she could proudly display these items in her room, showing her acceptance of her heritage.

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