Hey guys, I kind of new here. I'm actually doing a short film for my school assignment and I just wanted some thoughts on the idea we've come up with.
It's based on Teenage Suicide. Our aim is to raise awareness on the increase in the number of teenagers committing suicide.
So, our main character is on the verge of committing suicide(at the edge of a building) While there are flashes of what happened to him that made him want to take the drastic step.(Like relationship issues, parental issues etc.) We also have to incorporate reverse motion into it. But how then would it make sense? How can we incorporate the reverse motion so that it wouldn't look weird or anything?
For the ending, we're intending on not revealing if he really jumped or not, and leave it to the audience to interpret it the way they want. But our main problem is the reverse motion part. Please help!
It's based on Teenage Suicide. Our aim is to raise awareness on the increase in the number of teenagers committing suicide.
So, our main character is on the verge of committing suicide(at the edge of a building) While there are flashes of what happened to him that made him want to take the drastic step.(Like relationship issues, parental issues etc.) We also have to incorporate reverse motion into it. But how then would it make sense? How can we incorporate the reverse motion so that it wouldn't look weird or anything?
For the ending, we're intending on not revealing if he really jumped or not, and leave it to the audience to interpret it the way they want. But our main problem is the reverse motion part. Please help!