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An idealistic priest is hunted by Church agents after he uncovers a plot to release a virus that targets non believers.
Now *THAT*'s interesting.
Now *THAT*’s interesting.
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Cool. Don't forget that if this is a film, you need to visually represent the antagonist somehow. Were you thinking along the lines of a robot, cyborg, or something like "Hal-9000"?. Or an "imaginary human form" like the Oracle lady in the Matrix. A clever way of doing this was in the movie "Moon" SRead more
Cool. Don’t forget that if this is a film, you need to visually represent the antagonist somehow. Were you thinking along the lines of a robot, cyborg, or something like “Hal-9000”?. Or an “imaginary human form” like the Oracle lady in the Matrix. A clever way of doing this was in the movie “Moon” Starring Sam Rockwell.
If the AI is just a bunch of computer code, then I suppose this could work too. Remember Jurassic Park?
(Off topic, some say the inspiration for the Radiohead album Kid-A is the concept of the first artificial human).
Anyway, I’m fascinated.
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But I would readily think pointing out a protagonist in the logline for a story with a complex plot would make it sound like a cliche.?. Not if the protagonist isn't a cliche. Do not fear cliche. It means you're on the right track. The important thing is *identifying* you've got a cliche on your hanRead more
But I would readily think pointing out a protagonist in the logline for a story with a complex plot would make it sound like a cliche.?.
Not if the protagonist isn’t a cliche.
Do not fear cliche. It means you’re on the right track. The important thing is *identifying* you’ve got a cliche on your hands. Then you can write something to *overcome* the cliche… which as a creative process I tend to find this to be an extremely fun and rewarding process.
“A middle-aged male MI6 agent with marital problems” – Cliche
“A 60-year-old, female, black, MI6 agent… who is a heroin addict… living undercover in a council flat in the Shetland Islands” – Not Cliche. (Actually, I’m going to steal that one for myself 🙂
If in doubt, consider your character’s flaws.
As a last resort -> Turn them female, cute… and goth.
Hey, it worked for NCIS.
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