Exit Through The Gift Shop: Video Analysis

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What are creativity, innovation, and design, and how are these concepts important to meeting the objectives of an organization? To understand these concepts they must first be defined. Webster’s dictionary (http://www.merriam-webster.com) defines creativity as the “Ability to produce something new through imaginative skill, whether a new solution to a problem, a new method or device, or a new artistic objects or form. The term generally refers to a richness of ideas and originality of thinking. Psychological studies of highly creative people have shown that many have a strong interest in apparent disorder, contradiction, and imbalance, which seem to be perceived as challenges. Such individuals may possess an

Exit Through the Gift Shop is critical of how our culture values and judges artwork because of the degree to which expectations and others’ beliefs manipulate our interpretations of reality. The documentary demonstrates this phenomenon concerning art, but it also applies to all subjective experiences. Through Thierry’s opening gallery Life is Beautiful, Exit Through the Gift Shop shows how expectations and conformity manipulate our experiences.

What creativity actually is when you use your imagination, allowing things in the mind to occur that wouldn’t actually occur and also things to better the world. “Being creative is not only about thinking: it is about feeling” (160). You can not just think but you have to have feelings to make sure that you doing things right and feeling like you made something productive in the time. Being creative requires a long process, “magination which is the process of bringing to mind things that are not present to our senses; creativity, which is the process of developing original ideas that

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Capturing a culture or movement in a limited frame such as an anthropology or documentary is inherently difficult; the task involves portraying the beauties, flaws, nuances, and relevancies of an often under-appreciated movement in a finite amount of space. A documentary, already tasked with capturing the intricacies of a movement, also requires capturing this spirit in a neutral, fact-oriented, honest, yet still entertaining fashion. Banksy’s Exit Through the Gift Shop is widely considered an example of a successful documentary on street art due to its interview-based style and celebrity street-artist director. However, Banksy’s Exit Through the Gift Shop fails as a documentary because of the film’s biases and inconsistencies; because

The Banksy, triumphed multi-award, and 2010 Sundance Film Festival winning documentary, “Exit through the Gift Shop” gives an interesting insight of the underground and unknown world of street art and viewing societies understanding of modern art. The documentary trails the life of a curious French immigrant Terry Guetta, who has a passion for filming everything in sight from his family to local street artists. Following these street artists such as Shepherd Fairey and eventually Banksy himself around for most his time, he developed an interest in the art scene. As a full time accomplice, Terry Guetta later develops into this premature artist by using and being inspired by the famous art of others. The documentary early on sparks the questions of what is art and who poses the authority to define good art?

A handheld camera is used by Thierry Guetta throughout the course of the film. He uses the handheld camera to capture the street art that he sees. Thierry Guetta shows great enthusiasm and interest in the street art. He tells Shepard Fairy that he intends to use the footage from is camera to create a documentary about street art. They both travel together through the United States, and they start filming other people who are street artists.

Each developed idea or article created by humankind origin in some type of creative activity. Such as, Thomas Edison create a light bulb by attempt an astonishing array of possible filaments. Humankind landed on the moon, because a president visualize that it was possible. Beethoven draft the Fifth Symphony by amalgamate musical notes and ideas in a new and indigenous way. Living with creative is a basic feature of what it means to be human being. Except it is prevent in some way, the momentum to creativity excursion people to do new object or article, whether it is a student in a kindergarten finding a new way to irritate a teacher, an artist made a distinctive brand of

Ingeniousness has always been pushed to the inhibitions in the media. In the film, “Exit Through The Gift Shop,” street art is the life-style. This film shows certain artists, but does not give full identity of these artists, aside from one, Banksy, the filmmaker. Which gives us the question, is this film a hoax or not?

Exit Through the Gift Shop is a 2010 movie focuses on the story of the street artists; Banksy an infamous graffiti artist, and Thierry Guetta a Frenchman filmmaker based in Los Angeles. After watching the movie twice it gave me more doubts if what really the film is and question the authenticity of the movie that leads to decision to believe that Exit Through the Gift Shop is NOT a documentary instead it is a mockumentary. Why? Because of these three reasons; the story is misleading, Mr. Brainwash is fake, and lastly Banksy wants to mock the world only by making the movie with his purpose. In the beginning of the movie, it tackles about the story of all the street artists, it brought me to believe that the whole movie will centered the idea of how street artist developed skills, but shifted to the life of Thierry’s early success in art and become an overnight sensation, a ridiculous, eccentric and clumsiness, lack of artistic talent

It is very difficult to answer "is remixing music innovation or theft?" because in some cases, remixing music is truly innovative and in other cases, it is just theft. All music is somewhat remixed, it can be as obvious as just ripping a beat off a song and calling it yours, or it can be as complex as just pulling a two second interval from some reggae song that was created in the 1970's. Now cases like these are why I find it hard to just say "remixing music is innovation" or "remixing music is theft". Lastly i'm going to give an example of two producers I respect very much, but one of them is innovative and the other often just rips instrumentals and or beats from other artists. The first producer I will talk about is "El-P"and the second

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     Our assignment is to create and promote an innovative product. In developing a new product, we started with an idea generation. This is a systematic search for new-product ideas. Companies go through many ideas before they come to find some good ones. We had to do the same thing. We thought of many ideas on our own. It was more of an internal idea source as opposed to going outside of our partnership for ideas. Our first idea was a restaurant with half of it an actual restaurant and the other half an automobile tuner shop. The next idea was a new energy drink that would be less costly and better tasting. Our next idea came up when we were sitting

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