Bahat's video tend to focus on the binary opposition of light and dark, vibrant colours versus dim settings and the use of shadows. These draw the attention of the audience but are not as genre specific as those of Red Van.
Thursday, 28 November 2013
Jordan Bahat
Whilst I intend to style my video after the works of Red Van Pictures using the vaudevillian style, Panic at the Disco's 'Miss Jackson' was the brainchild of Jordan Bahat. Bahat is yet another video producer that is popular with the genre, with fellow Fueled by Ramen act, Twenty One Pilots also seeking his expertise.
Bahat's video tend to focus on the binary opposition of light and dark, vibrant colours versus dim settings and the use of shadows. These draw the attention of the audience but are not as genre specific as those of Red Van.
Bahat's video tend to focus on the binary opposition of light and dark, vibrant colours versus dim settings and the use of shadows. These draw the attention of the audience but are not as genre specific as those of Red Van.
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