The Hunger Games Aesthetic Analysis [Part 1] - Understanding Design References
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- An in-depth look into the art direction and costumes behind the Hunger Games saga. In this video I focus mostly on Capitol and the districts, Effie Trinket, the role of luxury lifestyle and broadcast media culture in the movies. Part 2 coming very soon!
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The juxtaposition of the residents of District 12 wearing their Sunday Best to The Reaping (another reference to the idyllic past as well as subconsciously aligning the District residents with the righteous and the Capitol residents with godless excess) and then Effie arriving in Capitol fashion seemed to also recall the (after the fact) impressions of pre-Revolutionary France. Effie is wearing a high, powdered wig with a white powdered face and a bubbly, privileged personality a la Marie Antoinette. It instantly implies a deep inequity and atmosphere of burgeoning resentment that will lead to uprising of the peasant class.
ive always appreciated the amount of details that went into making this franchise but i never really knew where and what it was from so thank you for making this video.
Thanks man, happy you found it useful!
I hope you do a video on ballad of songbirds and snakes when the film comes out! I would love to hear your thoughts on it, since it takes place 64 years before Katniss’ story!
Absolutely!! I would be so down to watch it ☺️
this was really cool. I'm so happy to finally really get some more design/aesthetic theory background on the Hunger Games universe, the films have been one of my biggest personal style/aesthetic influences ever since they came out! looking forward to watching part two next.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! The movies go through a lot in terms of design and aesthetics, I had a real fun delving into it!
a very well made video! I subconsciously caught these references but lacked the specific terms and ties, and it now makes so much sense!
I also think wining the games is like a trap. You do not get free of pain, you just continue on suffering a more longer death.
What an increible video! As a fan of the thg franchise my level of appreciation for this analysis is hugeeee! I’m genuinely obsessed with the simple but effective editing and how you explain everything so clearly. As someone who has no idea about design history it was really easy for me to understand everything and all the references you explained were so helpful!!
I too thought that the first movie resembled WW2 movies. I heard people refer to it as "looking cheap" but I think it worked perfectly. Great video!
Please make more of these!! I'm an aspiring 3D artist and I want to integrate more aesthetics in a stylized 3D animation context and these help so much!
I can’t believe this doesn’t have more views. Great work and great video!
Absolutely fasciating. I was super intrigued by the art direction for this film and always tried to look for concept arts/the inspiration behind it. There wasn't enough Capitol in the movie for me to really understand it, but your video totally nails everything down to the last bit.
I also always thought Effie's closet was completely random with no context to it, but to learn it was inspired 1-1 by a famous art designer as an intentional decision by the filmmakers as well as the different fashion styles presented through those outfits is amazing. It really adds a lot of depth to the franchise.
Super informative, thanks!!
If you pay attention to the difference in appearance of social classes in movies like Hunger Games and The Fifth Element, you will right away see the crazy hairstyles, makeup and fashion that changes frequently. My theory: in a dystopian world where surveillance is everywhere and privacy is a privilege, only the elite can afford to change their real appearance in an effort to protect their actual appearance and avoid things like facial recognition.
Idk, I think it is simply because districts have no money or time for makeup,couture, and surgery
This is such a brilliant analysis of the ways that the set, props and costumes help to enhance the themes! Keep it up!
What an amazing video!! Just making my love HG even more. What an underrated universe. So complex and beautiful. And scary
This video has helped me with my Architectural Masters Stasis- so I thank you very much!
hello hi, I must applaud the dedication and incredible analysis you have laid out here. Fantastic video and i'm only 5 min in.
This was amazing!!!
Thanks Asma 🙏
You need more views!!!! This video is fantastic ❤︎
I just stumbled across your videos and they're amazing. this is such an acute, accurate, well-researched analysis of the style and design in the movies. thank you so much!
The design of District 12 also looks like it’s referencing Appalachia in the United States. District 12 is about coal and looks like a small mining town somewhere in West Virginia. It also reflects the inequality and poverty of the area and how workers are exploited in dangerous conditions. The forests, hills, and general environment also look like it’s in that setting, along with the clothing styles, old photos, and folk music style.
Yes! The area I lived in doesn’t look that dissimilar to some parts of district 12. When I first saw the first movie I was really surprised to see that it looked like an authoritarian prison version of parts of my town
The books explicitly state that Katniss and District 12 resides in Appalachian the term Appalachia seems to by antiquated by the time Katniss is around but she still knows it’s the archaic term for District 12.
Its a crime this only has 12k views.
Incredible analysis!
glad I found your channel~! I love your contents💯
Wow this was really good!!
Thanks man! 🙏🏻
I did say when I was watching the series that the style gave vibes of Great Depression and Nazi Germany. I also peaked art deco buildings as well.
Surprised this doesn't have more views!
Amazing content!!!
Hope you blow up very soon.
Thanks Teddy 🙏🏻 it means a lot!
You should do more of this. It was really good.
Can you do the handmaids tale next ?? the worldbuiding and costume would be amazing to analyze
This was amazing g well done x❤
Your channel and videos are incredible! I hope you continue to grow, you deserve a huge following!
Great content, should have more views!
this is such an interesting video
If Panem is modern Roman Empire, and Capitol is Rome, then Katniss is embodiment of goddes Diana, goddes of hunt and Amazon queen
Hope you cover the prequel's dieselpunk/art-deco vibes!!
Great video❤ just a little nitpick: while talking about ww2, nazis and french couture, you didn t mention the most notorious, madame chanel
jeez i cannot tell if you’re talking ab the 1930’s or the hunger games or america/the rest of the globe today😵💫😵💫
Do you plan on covering the movie: Equilibrium?
Hi! Great video, but I just want to specifically thank you for the subtitles, I am hard of hearing! :)
Word of the day is juxtaposition
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A fascist state
LOVE THAT I FOUND THIS CHANNEL!!!! Incredible work!!!