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Group Members:<\/strong> Aisha, Eiriny, Zena<\/div>\n
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This video takes inspiration from iconic horror and mystery movies that have kept audiences captivated for decades. The setting is a familiar one: the NYC subways. Along with the setting, the situation is also familiar to anyone who has ever questioned the intentions of strangers while on the MTA.<\/p>\n

Our goal was to get the audience to second-guess themselves as our main character second-guesses herself. We hope for viewers to feel the same intense emotions that she feels throughout the film.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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\nHow did completing your project help you explore the role of arts in the lives of New Yorkers and their communities?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Well, this project was a culmination of all the art projects we have been doing in our Arts in NYC class. For the past semester, we\u2019ve viewed and discussed quite a lot of the art in our city. So to now actually contribute to the art scene (at least to the small art-scene environment of our class,) was an interesting experience! So much goes into the creation of art, we realized. It\u2019s a bit taxing to create new things (we were so worried about not \u201cgetting it right\u201d), but developing the creative part of your brain is a valuable pursuit to devote time to.<\/p>\n

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