A short film based on the internet’s influence on identity and how it can shape our society, ideologies, beliefs, interests, style and perception of the world. Showcased in three narrative stages - Oblivion, Recognition and Discovery which follows a protagonist who faces these challenges of accepting their identity without the misconstrued influences of the internet and social media. The film touches on the grip the internet has on society, and the nature of repressing your identity to fit in. Using Mandelbro's song 'What Have You Done To Me' and 'The Optimist Playbook' to push the themes of personal identity and optimism when confronting the world and humanity. Also, using Djo's song 'On and On' to highlight the addictive nature of consumption. Amid negativity and an everlasting changing world, you can be yourself without having to 'fit in' by approaching an optimistic perspective and seeing where life takes you. In a world of fear, confusion, hate and judgement, choose joy.
