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Episode Two was given more freedom in content as opposed to Episode One's non-fiction bias, but was restricted in form such that only still images could be used to provide exposition and advance the narrative. The effect was to create a greater emphasis on the visual language of film by employing common techniques and understanding their significance in the visual medium.
This episode again finds Frankie saving the day and introduces his co-partner in quandary quelling, Brandy. Together they help an incompetent employee master the riggers of ethnic relations in an Abercrombie workplace. This project, while not required to do so, is also inspired by a factual text in the form of AFJustice.com, a website that details litigation brought against Abercrombie & Fitch regarding minority discrimination in treatment and employment. |
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