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these make no sense without the words part of the presentation
but if I post them here then they're more likely to exist at college, even if I forget the remembering stick or something.
The characters are in a back garden fort, made of leftover things. In words I wrote 'shopping trolley'. But I looked for a shopping basket. Because then it's like that "to hell in a handbasket" line.
I found a picture I really need to go get the name/location of, it was about factory farming and how a couple of chickens only get a basket to live in. Then I smudged out the letters, made the background be dark blue so it's kind of like night sky and outsides, and put bars over the top.
As the mini play progresses she decides to leave, so the bars open out, and there's this big blue maybe to go into. Which is a bit like bluescreen, which is the where anything can happen place.
The brick is made of sponge. It's a brick for cleaning up messes.
... It all went a bit surreal, mostly because I do. But also because she's sitting in her back garden talking to three fictional characters, so I thought it should be a bit holodeck.
Now I don't know if the other 4 are going to like these as backgrounds, or if they'll work on the big screen at all.
As art they're lame. This matters not at all. We're marked on ideas.
I think.
these make no sense without the words part of the presentation
but if I post them here then they're more likely to exist at college, even if I forget the remembering stick or something.
The characters are in a back garden fort, made of leftover things. In words I wrote 'shopping trolley'. But I looked for a shopping basket. Because then it's like that "to hell in a handbasket" line.
I found a picture I really need to go get the name/location of, it was about factory farming and how a couple of chickens only get a basket to live in. Then I smudged out the letters, made the background be dark blue so it's kind of like night sky and outsides, and put bars over the top.
As the mini play progresses she decides to leave, so the bars open out, and there's this big blue maybe to go into. Which is a bit like bluescreen, which is the where anything can happen place.
The brick is made of sponge. It's a brick for cleaning up messes.
... It all went a bit surreal, mostly because I do. But also because she's sitting in her back garden talking to three fictional characters, so I thought it should be a bit holodeck.
Now I don't know if the other 4 are going to like these as backgrounds, or if they'll work on the big screen at all.
As art they're lame. This matters not at all. We're marked on ideas.
I think.