Birdman or (The Crippling Insecurities of an Artist)
Jesse Tribble
Dec 16, 2018 06:14
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Birdman is a film that expresses my most embarrassing insecurities: vanity, jealousy, and creative validation. It's hard to say definitively what the ending means, but I want to look at how the ending relates to our need to be loved.
That being said...
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MUSIC USED:
Birds and the Bees—DJ Quads
Radiant—Homage
Magenta—Homage
Lush—Homage
Breathing—DJ Quads
Shout out to all of the great musicians who make copyright free music!
DJ Quads:
https://soundcloud.com/aka-dj-quads
"Radiant"
Instrumental by Homage
https://youtu.be/XDzd3Py6kDk
"Magenta"
Instrumental by Homage
https://youtu.be/JMAd_RJRIIw
"Lush"
Instrumental by Homage
https://www.youtube.com/user/homage253
Film & Animation
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