Nickie Kang

Time: Frame

Kenneth Millington

Exit through the gift shop review

             I feel that the believable part of this fictional documentary was the actual art the street artist created and how famous they got from the poplicuty. They became famous from one big showing, and then their art became known to the public with the chronicle art they distribute after that. But for terry who was already known from filming other street artist, became famous from that, because of his connection within the community like meeting Banksy. This was also why he because a famous street/ pop culture artist in one night.

            I feel that the unbelievable part of this fictional documentary was the films that terry documented. He filmed all the actions that her happening during the street artist community, but he never showed is to the public, just kept it save and store in his workroom. Because no one knew about the realness of his participation in the art community, it would be consider unknown, and unreal.

            I feel that the moral of the story is to message young artist that there is always a certain time in the world when certain style of work becomes popular. When you see this opportunity, take it, and you will go far as an artist. Just like how Terry walked into the beginning of the street pop culture, and was involve in it, encouraging him to be an artist and became a famous artist in a short period of time. I feel that personally what this movie is trying to say is that time is everything.