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The Challenge: Storyboard a script for the Door Scene in a way that you think will be best.
The Challenge: Storyboard a script for the Door Scene in a way that you think will be best.
Think of a creative, entertaining or surprising new ending for the scenario. The entire film must follow the original script until the character opens the door. From that point on, you are on your own! Also, write a detailed description of your new ending.
Think of a creative, entertaining or surprising new ending for the scenario. The entire film must follow the original script until the character opens the door. From that point on, you are on your own! Also, write a detailed description of your new ending.
The original script is here: A person is about to open a door. The person hears a sound and becomes mildly concerned. The person finds the door locked and searches for their keys, or the way in which the door needs to be opened or unlocked. The person hears the sound and becomes mildly apprehensive. As the filmmaker, your goal is to build tension and growing panic, using any visual element or device that you can think of.
Your film should have the following characteristics:
-Neither the character nor the audience ever sees the source of the sound.
-The film can have only one actor.
-The film may not exceed 90 seconds.
-The entire film should focus near a door.
-There should be a surprise
The Door Scene-The film must focus the setting around a door.
The Door Scene-The film must focus the setting around a door.
Only 90 seconds or less...
Only one actor.
No one sees the source of the sound
It should have a Surprise Ending.
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