Jezebel Spirit

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Working Class

Genre: (Comedy/Drama) 

Logline: At a funky New York biker bar, a waitress deals with condescending patrons and higher ups who think they are above her, and out classes them all with her quick wit and heart of gold.

People Watching

30 Min. T.V. Show Treatment 

LOGLINE: Hidden camera comedy show where commentators read strangers on the street, to juxtapose initial impressions with the reality of who people are.


SYNOPSIS: 

According to Wikipedia, “People watching or crowd watching is the act of observing people and their interactions, usually without their knowledge. It involves picking up on idiosyncrasies to try to guess at another person's story. This includes speech in action, relationship interactions, body language, expressions, clothing and activities. Eavesdropping may accompany the activity, though is not required. For some people it is considered a hobby, but for many others it is a subconscious activity they partake in every day without even realizing.

Proper people watching should follow society’s expectation of privacy and be ethical, without degrading the subjects. The legislation concerning non-consensual photography of people varies between countries, and should also be observed.”

The intent of this lighthearted half hour, hidden camera show is not to degrade the subjects but to simply show them to the world for who they are; it will give many people their “fifteen minutes of fame” by simply being seen out and about and noticed for how they dress, walk, act etc..

Along with the viewing audience at home, there will be a panel of studio guests including but not limited to comedians, actors, celebrities and other outspoken, opinionated everyday people who will provide commentary as they “people watch” through cameras in Times Square.

People Watching will not simply exist to judge people without figuring out who they actually are, so to bring the show full circle, a roving host will talk to the specific people that create the most commentary from the studio guests. This will allow for the people who are watched to eventually realize that they are on T.V. and agree to being on the show; as well as cement the core concept of “People Watching” which is that while we all make assumptions about people, most of the time, what’s inside the book is much deeper than what the cover can convey. “Don't judge a book by its cover until you’ve read the book.”

People Watching will be both a fun and meaningful, intellectual and entertaining social experiment with endless potential to exhibit and enlighten people.

Body Paint / Black Light

Head in the Clouds

Designs & Drag

Summer 2017 Drag Experimentations

Makeup, Hair and all that goes into the world of beauty is definitely an art. Drag makeup is taking the level of art to a new height. Granted, some men are easier than others to makeover into the guise of a woman but it's still fun to see gender bending transformations and exciting when I'm the one transforming. Luckily for myself, I'm not what one would necessarily call "rugged" or particularly "masculine" to begin with. My features lend themselves to drag and I love it. I love messing with people's minds. And there's a reason they say females are the fairer sex.

I live for the reactions I get from doing this. So far it's been mostly shock and I'm just like... really? This shocks you? Especially coming from me? I pride myself on being androgynous; living for the ability to swing back and forth between my masc and femme sides. I may dress up like a woman but I still have many typically masculine traits; aside from my male-identified mind and emotions, I'm also athletic and can get down and dirty with the boys. That's why I've always loved strong women- they show that being feminine and strong or even aggressive aren't mutually exclusive traits. I love being femme but I'll never be prissy- ditzy maybe but never prissy.

 Mostly, even more than masculine or feminine, I consider myself an artist and this shoot is a combination of art forms. Photography is a thoroughly modern art form and arguably the future of art (until society collapses and we go back to cave paintings). Fashion Photography is the combination of two of my favorite artistic loves. I love illustrating fashion as well as shooting fashion photography, so to see a design that I conceived through an illustration come to life for me to shoot is even more inspiring than usual; it's literally a dream come true.

'Kennedy' Dress 

Spike + Harmony Collection 

                     

 Spike + Harmony is a fall collection and it hinges on the idea of a bad boy being with a bad girl; sexy, grungy and glam rock. 

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When a purse brings out the free spirit's wanderlust

'Daydream' Dress

Essential Bohemefreaks Collection

Essential Bohemefreaks is a Spring Collection, with the Daydream dress being one chosen design to represent the collections artful and whimsical nature. The final garments are often different from the original illustration/design in certain aspects like the fabric or even the actual design itself because a lot of my fashion designs are more artistic than practical. 

I felt like Carrie Bradshaw from Sex and the City in this dress, which may be fitting because I was told I look like a streetwalker in these shoes. However, I was also told that I look like I'm ready for work in the office but also to go out for drinks afterwards and that is exactly the idea intended with this particular piece. The entire collection and Bohemefreaks line is about being an Urban Hippie Artist.

Male Model? He-She? Fabio Rock star Wannabe? Dirty Hippie?

Call me what you will, I'll still happily be me. 

"When a straight man puts on a dress and gets his sexual kicks, he is a transvestite. When a man is a woman trapped in a man's body and has a little operation, he is a transsexual. When a gay man has WAY too much fashion sense for one gender, he is a drag queen."

-To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar

I don't want to BE a girl; part of me mentally already feels like a girl- just in how I'm attracted to men and am a feminist. That doesn't mean I want to actually become a woman like a transsexual person. I don't want to cut my junk off and fully transition into a woman- I LOVE BEING A GAY MAN! This is just pure art for me, and a perfect (easiest) way to model my dress designs. I live for being a photographer and especially shooting my designs on models (models to me can mean anyone that is willing and fits into the garment- doesn't have to be a professional model). However, there's also the fact that I would be crazy to be in this body and NOT do drag!! 

Doing this drag photoshoot, I wanted to explore the duality of not only masculine and feminine but "good" and "bad". I don't know how true it is that we all have good and evil within us, but personally I feel it to be true. I believe that I am a good person deep down but we all have our "sins". I'm neither totally bad or totally good which is how it is with most people I'd imagine.

My pure side is genuine and fun-loving, peaceful, kind, sweet and carefree.
My sinful side is bitchy, impatient and condescending- the part of me that gets road rage, loves to fight, always has to get the last word in and will read a bitch for filth.

I like to think that the pure side is more of who I really am, and the sinful side is part of who this fucked up world has made me.

I read that someone said gay men only design dresses that they want to wear; while I still don't think that is 100% true, it made me question whether there was any truth to that at all. I never used to specifically design a dress with myself in mind as the model however, it's possible that subconsciously, I was expressing my feminine side through the designs. 

This shoot is only the second time I've ever dressed in drag. The first time was with my friends, filming for 'Snooki & Jwoww' Season 4 (I believe) and none other than Miss. Fame (Rupauls drag race Season 7) did my makeup! I truly felt like a different person after she did my makeup because it was so extreme. The makeup was extreme yet somehow soft and still really beautiful and glamorous. It was inspiring to have the best of the best paint my face. My makeup skills are nowhere near the level of Miss. Fame and I'm definitely what they'd call a messy queen but everyone starts somewhere. This probably isn't the last time we've seen 'Zoey'.

Girls can wear jeans and cut their hair short
Wear shirts and boots 'cause it's okay to be a boy
But for a boy to look like a girl is degrading
'Cause you think that being a girl is degrading
But secretly you'd love to know what it's like wouldn't you?
What it feels like for a girl

Madonna, What it Feels like for a Girl