Devlopment pt. 2

The ending of the first two minutes will reveal her in wanting to stand up to her mother, I haven't figured out how I want her to yet, but she will. Within these next three minutes, the arguments will persist but she does not right away talk back to her mother. For example, she may start out as simply saying something under her breath that her mother doesn't hear, but just knowing that she partly stood up for herself makes her feel good. The shot may show her starting to speak under her breath in a medium shot then into a close up of her mouth as she finishes saying it, then back to a medium shot of her face shocked then cracking a slight smile. This will aid in revealing her starting to stand up for herself. 

This will be translated into her art by going into more earthy colors like green. She will continue to have the blues as a base since she isn't fully sticking up for herself but as she begins to stand up for herself, her art will become more bright. This can be shown through a short montage of painting with all the blue paints then following a close up of her face looking at something specific then eyeline matching to a close up of a light shade of green. This will emphasize the importance of the green by focusing on it while just montaging through the other blues and how that one incident of standing up for herself aids in breaking her out of her artistic comfort zone. 

Example of how the green may be incorporated

This will be the first time she begins to stick up for herself and she will continue to do so, the next time she does her mother will hear her and continue to argue which causes the daughter to not want to talk back, setting her back in a way but doesn't completely stop her from wanting to express herself. 

That is how I will develop the main growth in her character during the second act and her main conflict being staying strong and continuing to stand up for herself as her mother keeps bringing her down when she tries to.