OK... Limitations (yeah... Sorry):
Max 1-4 people
Must including one 16-35 year old girl/woman as one of the characters
May also include one, two, or three 28-38 year old guys
PG-13 Rating (Yes, that means no porn or sexual themes... And little swearing)
No more than 10 minutes
And I'd REALLY prefer if the whole thing is:
3-5 minutes
Limited on "Special Effects" and "hard-to-get" props.
Indoors ('cause it rains a lot here in the Winter)
Not on a "hard-to-get" set (I have easy access to: my Apartment, parking garages, offices, and cubicles)
It can be Funny, Scary, Dramatic... Whatever...
A basic situation would suffice, but more details including some plot points and/or character development would help.... And a whole script would RULE.
How ever it works out... Either people can spin on other people's ideas or come up with their own..............
If any are cool and possible, I'll make it into a video and post it up... The person(s) will get credit for idea/writing.
Ready?
GO!
msf course on tricycles.
pablo ...
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do a parody on politicians using young actors dressed up and just make fun of everything. oh and you have to have one person dressed like a thug talking ebonics because thats always funny
or take everyones pet peves that people do... such as the 16 year old highschool girl always on the phone talking crazy or the 29 year old femanazi who doesnt need a man. or the bebop kid who tries to act hard lol and have them all clash
Quote from: pantablo on January 25, 2007, 06:18:47 PMmsf course on tricycles.
:laugh:
But, it's soooo cold!
I'll have to remember that one over the summer... . I think it would be pretty easy. :icon_mrgreen:
Quote from: RVertigo on January 25, 2007, 06:11:11 PM
OK... Limitations (yeah... Sorry):Max 1-4 people
Must including one 16-35 year old girl/woman as one of the characters
May also include one, two, or three 28-38 year old guys
PG-13 Rating (Yes, that means no porn or sexual themes... And little swearing)
No more than 10 minutes
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Well that Counts me out. :laugh: :laugh:
Quote from: RVertigo on January 25, 2007, 06:33:44 PM
Quote from: pantablo on January 25, 2007, 06:18:47 PMmsf course on tricycles.
:laugh:
But, it's soooo cold!
I'll have to remember that one over the summer... . I think it would be pretty easy. :icon_mrgreen:
do it indoors. make sure there are stairs involved...
Quote from: pantablo on January 25, 2007, 11:35:02 PM
Quote from: RVertigo on January 25, 2007, 06:33:44 PM
Quote from: pantablo on January 25, 2007, 06:18:47 PMmsf course on tricycles.
:laugh:
But, it's soooo cold!
I'll have to remember that one over the summer... . I think it would be pretty easy. :icon_mrgreen:
do it indoors. make sure there are stairs involved...
Also remember to make the course impossibly tiny and encourage congratulatory shots after each successful run :laugh: :laugh:
I guess I could do a parking garage or something......
I was thinking more about something non-stunt based, so I was picturing it with a very serious instructor and people that want to be safe on their big-wheels and tricycles.
I wish I could be *IN* this video! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Quote from: RVertigo on January 25, 2007, 06:11:11 PM
PG-13 Rating (Yes, that means no porn or sexual themes... And little swearing)
sorry Pandy.
How about 4 people that are at a boring trade show so they start to snoop around and end up accidently getting swept into a large drain, which shoots them down a pipe into an ancient looking central sewer system, in the center of which is a large pool, about knee deep with merky water, spotted with clumps of suds from some sort of soapy run-off. All of a sudden, a 21 foot serpent enters the pool though an ornate drain on one call. The serpent is dark in color, with thick green scales, and small scaley wings behind each eye. Clearly an centuries old beast, tortured with an anger hidden deep within its twisted serpent mind. It slithers and coils around them, spitting its acidic saliva on them. They quickly learn they can counter-act the effect of the acidic saliva but putting clumps of the suds from the merky water on their skin. They finally escape the clutches of the serpent, back though a tunnel, and back into the trade show, where they arrive in time to get served a free lunch from one of the other vendors, which consists of a ceasar wrap, a bag of baked Lays, and a bottle of generic spring water. They totally get pissed because it is a generic brand of water.
What do you think? Be honest.
I think I've seen that movie... Except for the end... It seemed to be lacking something.
So... I'll get right on building sets and getting the CG department rendering snakes... Let's see... I'm sure my $10 budget would cover this $2,000,000 movie. :thumb:
Dang. Picky.
See if you get my help next time. Suds are pretty much like, free. Cheap ass.
Quote from: pantablo on January 25, 2007, 11:35:02 PM
do it indoors. make sure there are stairs involved...
That's racing...throw away your money, get in all your gear at the top of the stairs, and then throw yourself down the stairs...that's what it's like racing.
I vote for the attractive, young lady to show her responses to the various types and styles of motorcycles, and say something silly at the end, like "Silly newbie, tricks are for squids."
Take all the $$ you have and rent some monkeys :thumb: Anyting with monkeys in it is funny! :icon_mrgreen: