Visual Storytelling for Albums: Using Classic Film Tropes Like Mitski’s 'Where’s My Phone?'
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Visual Storytelling for Albums: Using Classic Film Tropes Like Mitski’s 'Where’s My Phone?'

mmusicworld
2026-01-31
10 min read
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Use film tropes to design album visuals that earn press, ignite fans, and convert attention — a practical 12-week plan inspired by Mitski’s horror-tinged rollout.

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