Colourbleed
The short film 'Colourbleed' could be considered creative because of its representation of creativity, it may stick to some stereotypes such as 'angry old law-abiding lady' and the 'punk spray paint artist' so character wise it not so creative. Despite the stereotypical characters it still manages to be creative in other ways.
It is creative by not using much speech but rather using a soft melodic soundtrack that is setting a calming tone this could be how the director wanted the main girl to be seen. The main characters tattoos and clothing contrast against the world around her this could be to show how she herself, is the creativity being being bled of of her art or that the corporate world around her (skyscrapers and official government documents) starting with the old woman who almost takes away her creativity. When you look around at the other people in the scenes they all seem to be in dark or plain clothing except for the main girl and the young girl at the end whose clothing is a lot brighter almost as if she is creativity being reborn.
Colour is a very important aspect of this short film as it show that creativity is almost in her veins, inside of her as well as this it put an bright and enthusiastic tone on the drab expanse of the rest of her city.
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