Drama Storyboard
Storyboard Text
- Scene 1
- ECONOMY IN CRISIS
- Scene 2
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- Coca-Cola
- FOLLOWING
- FOLLOWING
- FOLLOWING
- Enjoying my free Starbucks coffee #livinglife
- Likes:
- Starbucks CoffeeBigMacsAppleAirBNB23andMeDisney
- Dislikes:
- Free willFree choiceIndividuality Uniqueness Personality
- Scene 3
- <------MONEY AVENUE
- Keep walking! Keep walking! Stay in your line, one at a time
- SPENDING STREET----->
- Beginning scene: The prime minister addressing the audience as a public announcement of the crippling economy. Placard projected behind of economy crashing
- Scene 4
- WOOLWORTHS
- Scene 2: Behind the scenes storyline. Scientists factory farming the 'perfect consumer'. Placard of programming in the shape of a phone and social media profile. The same cast member who portrays the prime minister is now the scientist/lab technician
- Scene 5
- CEO OF COCA-COLA SPEAKS OUT ABOUT FACTORY FARMING CONSUMERS
- Scene 3: This is the first scene exploring the actual story of our protagonist. She has been pushed out to the street to spend money. There will be lines going from one street to another, moving robotically and directed by the man on the block. In the background will be placards naming the streets with money related names. As the people move it will be very autonomously, forcefully.
- Scene 6
- The puppetry scene: There will be the same guy from the previous scene standing on top of a block, high above the others. The man will grab an item off the shelf, and the others below him will do exactly what he does. The man, however, will be quite enthusiastic (fake though), and the people below him will do it more robotically, more forced. Placcard in the back of Woolworths - a major corporation
- Scene 5: The prime minister receives this weeks newspaper (placcarded behind) with the front cover on the CEO of Coca-cola in an interview on factory farming consumers. The prime minister isn't worried about it. The lady then says that there are more reports of deviants which then leads to the prime minister addressing his security guard to 'take care of them'
- Well I suggest you take care of them before the media finds out
- It's fine, the media don't have any evidence.
- Mr Prime minister, sir, you should see this
- There's more, more deviant reports have come in.
- Affirmative, sir
- Scene 6: As people are lining up to get their coffee autonomously, the security guard chains and drags one of the deviants off, with the deviant screaming about being an individual and free. This is also the scene where our protagonist begins to question this reality
- NO! I am an individual, I have freedom of choice! You can't silence me!
- Welcome to Starbucks!
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