I have an idea for two companion small-screen shows - a miniseries (ie 5 episodes), and a serialized "reality" show/documentary (essentially participant ethnography) but I haven't dipped my toe in the waters of the "entertainment" world before.
What's first? Script? Storyboard?
What's first? Script? Storyboard?
And, to be clear, these are all socially relevant topics, and a way to humanize those who have been otherized for the past 5 years. And would be controversial - but with unparallelled impact in compensating for issues where most white people lack empathy.
Actually - the series concept has potential to be repeated over multiple series with different narrative themes.
Think of something like Chernobyl meets The Road meets Zombieland (ok, maybe The Stand meets Ionesco, but nowhere near as far as Zombie Strippers took Rhinoceros).
Think of something like Chernobyl meets The Road meets Zombieland (ok, maybe The Stand meets Ionesco, but nowhere near as far as Zombie Strippers took Rhinoceros).
And I make those comparisons that in the sense of tone and journey forming the basis of narrative AND metaphor - not in there actually being brain-eating zombies.
If you appreciate the work I've done over the past 4 years, I think you'll know I've done my research.
If you appreciate the work I've done over the past 4 years, I think you'll know I've done my research.
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