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This is a blog to gather up all my work and to see what I have accomplished thus far. Feel free to critique and help me out a bit!
Fade In:
[Scene 1, inside a room]
[Camera starts by going through a window and by panning
through a room, moving straight, but looking left to right. It is a very basic
room, consisting of, from left to right, a side table, bed, dresser, and then a
desk with a book. Right away on the left, before the side table, or above,
roughly a few seconds into shot, comes the first text. It comes up one word at
a time, like all the text will.]
Words]
[There is a place where the sidewalk ends]
[The camera continues to pan over and stops on the desk with
an open window to the right of it. Above the desk comes the next line, maybe
appearing along the edge of the desk.]
WOrds]
[And before the street begins,]
[Camera moves down and zooms in on the book. Design still
pending, but probably with a design close to what Shel Silverstein had with his
art style. The cover opens to reveal the first page with the next line of text.
Text comes in on the left side, while an image is on the right. It will be a
sketch of white clouds, or maybe white grass.]
words]
[And there the grass grows soft and white,]
[After a pause, the book turns pages to reveal the next
line. Words appear on the left, while the picture is on the right. It is a
picture of a sunrise, heavy in shades of red and orange.]
words]
[And there the sun burns crimson bright,]
[Either we hear a chirp or a feather blows into frame,
moving the camera to the open window to the right. Here we see a bird, known as
the moon-bird, sitting in the window. The text appears around the bird, in a
format surrounding it.]
words]
[And there the moon-bird rests from his flight]
[Text fades away. The bird rustles his feathers and one feather
escapes out the window. Camera follows feather outside, zooming through the
window and to the left, slightly.]
Words]
[To cool in the peppermint wind]
[Scene 2, on the street outside]
[The shot stops when the camera has a full shot of the
street, maybe consisting of three buildings. In the background, there are
chimneys with smoke rising from them; making it a much-polluted looking scene.
Within one of the buildings, the text appears inside its confinements.]
words]
[Let us leave this place]
[Camera fast zooms in on the smoke arising from one of the
buildings. The text emerges from the stylized smoke.]
words]
[Where the smoke blows black]
[Camera follows the smoke to the edge of the street, towards
the left. Here we see a monster standing in the street, potentially a medium
shot from his waist up. He is in a broken up building, maybe halfway in a
window. He is positioned to the left of the shot, and the text appears to his
right.]
words]
[And the dark street winds and bends.]
[Camera fast zooms in on the monsters eye. Screen goes to
all black. White cracks begin to appear, and start to branch off so that one
big crack has several small cracks sprouting from it. Text appears around these
cracks.]
words]
[Past the pits where the asphalt flowers grow]
[From the black background and the white cracks, the shapes
form a black hand on a white background, though as the hand moves the
background changes. Maybe the hand turns to another color, and the background
changes. Either way, it turns into a hand and begins to the finger walking
thing. Text appears as it walks by.]
words]
[We shall walk a walk that is measured and slow]
[The hand reaches a point where there is a feather laying on
the ground. It stops, and picks it up. There is a zoom in on the feather, with
only a little bit of hand visible. Text appears within the feather.]
words]
[And watch were the chalk-white arrows go]
[The hand holding the feather then moves the feather up,
then down off the screen to reveal a door in the background. It is in the
middle ground, not too far away. Text appears around it, large.]
words]
[To the place where the sidewalk ends.]
[Camera does a slower, steady zoom on the door. Once it
reaches to the point that the door is almost taking up the whole shot from top
to bottom, the first part of the text appears on the door (until ‘walk a
walk’). The door then opens, and on the inside part of the door, the remaining
words appear.]
words]
[Yes we’ll walk a walk that is measured and slow,]
[Scene 3, at the room, outside to inside]
[Camera further zooms into the doorway. When it is about
placed where the camera would actually be in the doorway, the bird returns and
flies really close to the camera, almost as a blur. When the bird passes, the
camera moves slightly, but does not follow yet. Text appears as he flies by.]
words]
[And we’ll go where the chalk-white arrows go,]
[After a pause on the text, the camera moves back over to a
window back to the room where the animation began. It is a window opposite from
the window we flew out of before, so it is the one we originally entered on.
Camera arrives there just as the bird flies out of frame once more. We can see
the monsters leg or arm finish crawling into the window as he gets into the
room. Text appears on the outside of the window.]
words]
[For the children, they mark,]
[Camera moves through the glass in the window, causing like
a scene shift. We see the bedroom once more with the desk and book at the end.
We see the monster is halfway climbed into the book, looking at the camera.
Camera is zooming in so that it is straight on top of the desk. Text appears
around the book.]
words]
[For the children, they know,]
[The monster finishing crawling into the book and uses its
hand to close the cover. As the cover closes, the screen fades to white,
revealing the final text. –OR- The monster finishes crawling into the book and
closes it with his hand. The cover reveals the final text as if it is the title
of the book. Or maybe it turns to another page where the text is.]
words]
[The place where the sidewalk ends.]
FAde Out:
The End
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