My final idea is to have a man take a new route to work everyday and walks past a house with a high fence. He starts hearing small voices saying "10... 10... 10... 10....". He just ignores it and carries on walking. Each day he keeps hearing the same thing past the same house. He tries putting headphones on the block it out but can still hear it each day. Only on the way to work though not on the way back. One morning just before he turns the corner to go past the fence a lady rushes round the corner holding her eye, clearly in pain. Once he gets to the fence he hears the voices still yet they're saying "11... 11... 11...". He tries looking over the fence to see what's behind it but can't fully see what's on the other side. He keeps walking otherwise he will be late for work. The next morning he sees the woman again but walking on the other side of the road with a black eye, awkwardly looking over at the fence. He is now determined to see what's on the other side so the next morning once he gets to the fence he stops and is looking for a loose board or a gap to look through. He sees a small hole in the wood and peers through he sees a small eye looking back at him and then all of a sudden something jabs him straight in the eye. He yells in pain and walks quickly away. We hear giggles and the camera then shows the other side of the fence with two small children adding to their chalk tally on the back of the fence and start saying "12... 12... 12..." and peering back through the hole. the final scene will be the man walking on the other side of the road and crosses the woman again. This time they both have a black eye and look at each other awkwardly as they clearly both know what they've done.
This is my February Mid-Point task, my scenario was for someone to wrap an awkward shaped present. The task itself I found easy and only took me a matter of minutes to film, the editing also didn't take me too long. I used iMovie to edit my scene rather than premier pro like my other editing tasks, I found iMovie easier to use that premier pro because I could do it on my phone and there was no glitches or loading. I was happy with my final outcome but the only thing I would change is the lighting of when I filmed it, I felt like it was slightly too dark ad dingy but over all I was pleased.
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