#hwa1 #whatbecomespossible My verbal and visual tracks shouldn't explain each other for most of my final project because a third voice is possible to come out of the tension. The audience will start to feel something that neither the tracks could have made alone.

Visual and verbal tracks shouldn’t explain each other for most of final project because it would be cliche and boring if so, additionally, it gives more room for everyone to interpret and see how those two tracks collide. #hwa1 #whatbecomespossible

Because the whole point is to make it fun and creative, and when you think it through, putting them together would make it boring for lack of a better word. When you just treat them separate, it allows more creativity and liveliness.#hwa1 #whatbecomespossible

6. we let two independent entities that seemingly have a lot of differences coexist, allowing their similarities to naturally appear instead of forcing them together, drawing connections we may not initially draw #hwa1 #whatbecomespossible

The verbal and visual tracks shouldn't explain each other for most of your final project, as tension is a necessity through their development by separate entities. This leads to the possibility of a 'third voice'. #hwa1 #whatbecomespossible