When the name of the series is mentioned, the same things come to life in almost all of us. Purple color, night lights, sparkles, glam, and youth… The thing that makes us most happy is the uniqueness of the series, which catches the mind with its visuality. Every person is unique. So is every growth. Euphoria supported this with different visual narratives and presented it to us. We saw different colors, references, and stage designs in each character. Thus, it took us into the moment, not at the spectator point. At this point, we can talk about the power of visual storytelling.
Rue, Jules, Maddy, Nate, Cassie, Kate, Lexi… Each one is a different story. These characters, whose stories we listened to with Zendaya‘s voice, were told to us part by part. The series, which has a maximalist approach, showed us stereotypical characters. However, it gave this story with visuals. While with Rue we were confined to depressive and sick colors at narrow angles, with Jules we gravitated towards colorful tones. The sudden transition to dream scenes where Rue is a detective took us to completely different worlds. Yes, it was all stage design in its own right, and it was stunning from the music to the lighting, from the typography to the style. Dealing with this story from its visual dimensions made it even easier to empathize.
We also saw the breezes of queer theory, the flow of an ordinary day. Presenting a rational narrative structure in this way was the most impressive solution. They were able to truly convey the effect of being half-dreamed to the audience. We can see that they have a real creative team. Because they developed an ordinary scenario with differentiated structures. In addition, they have made genuine branding in every detail such as music, fonts, posters, and promotions. That’s why Euphoria is not only an impressive series but also at a point where it will open new doors in the creative world.
The effect he left in the world of cinema was not only good directing but also stole everyone’s hearts with the script. It was also quite impressive that Jules put on the stage the libertarian, colorful and equal, especially the characters that fit into certain stereotypes for years. We are also quite happy that the perception of nudity is not only made on women but also treats men equally. In short, they designed the newest version of independent productions.
It was wonderful that they explained such a maximalist structure so simply and freely. It celebrates this creative design that accompanies the rhythm of the script. We are eagerly awaiting season 3.
