16:00- High angle shot of Shepard Fairey climbing under a fence, giving the impression of trespassing. Which has connotations of vandals.

16:10 “If it goes past 2, you need to call it 2 otherwise he gets beat and sleeps on the couch”-Amanda Fairey, gives the representation that the women are sensible/boring as opposed to their exciting other halves.

16:29 “To have someone there as a look out was always good”- Shepard Fairey, enforces the representation of street artists as being up to no good, vandals/hoodlums.

16:40 – Long shot of Shepard Fairey in sepia toned colours, with the city in the background gives a slight representation of street artists being vigilantes and doing the peoples work by expressing themselves.

17:23 “I like, I’m going to make a street art documentary” – Thierry, slightly naïve believing that it could be so simple.

17:35 Upbeat, non-diegetic, journey music similar to that of back to the future perhaps signifying Thierry as child like as he goes on a journey.

17:46 Extreme close up shot of Thierry with a shaky camera enforcing the genre of documentary/mockumentary.

18:08 “I like the idea that, the more stickers are out there the more important they seem”- Shepard Fairey, some may argue that street artists are glory hunters searching for fame, or to fans gives them an idea of how to get their art known.

“Can I speak to you , police officer, I’m not going to arrest you “-The fact that Shepard Fairey runs after being told this might indicate to some that he knows he’s in the wrong as are most street artists.

2 long shots of Shepard Fairey at work with one shot showing NYPD pulled up to give the impression that he’s a criminal.

The other a high angle shot of Shepard Fairey on top of a roof