Descrizione del progetto
Screenwriter services are required. We need to write a script for the quest. We have a good idea, we are looking for an artist who will write more and more in detail. We're looking for a performer who:
Has experience writing scripts
Performs the task within the agreed timeframe
Nice to talk to you.
He can listen and hear.
It'll be on the same wavelength as us.
Technical name - Labyrinth
- Basic parameters:
- Format: VR-quest (animated film)
- Subject: Middle Ages
- Number of participants: 1-4
CA: 12+, experience in quests does not matter
- Difficulty: Simple. It should be more of an animated film with immersion and minor actions from the participants than a quest filled with solid riddles or shootings.
The main distinguishing feature from those quests that exist now will be a full-fledged emotionally involving plot with dramaturgy, a 3-act structure.
- Perhaps think through different branches of the plot development depending on what actions the participants will do.
Estimated area of the location: about 100m2
Interaction (interactive, tasks, which can be done in principle):
- Pass the maze (the walls are supposed to be real).
The labyrinth is a prerequisite. The plot should be one where it will be appropriate to pass the labyrinth.
Walk on a thin board over the abyss (tower, gorge, possibly in a cave over the fire). It is a prerequisite for the story.
- Push the lever.
- Open the real door.
- To guess a simple puzzle (click in the desired sequence of the image, for example)
- Find and take the key somewhere.
- Shoot the bad guys.
- Kill the dragon.
Climb stairs (possibly make a real staircase in the location for a full dive)
- Climbing through the narrow passage
- We're sailing on a ship, the ship is shaking, sausage, wind blowing, spraying in the face - think so that it doesn't vomit.
If you’ve read the whole TZ, start your response with this phrase: “I’ll write the best script because....”
Has experience writing scripts
Performs the task within the agreed timeframe
Nice to talk to you.
He can listen and hear.
It'll be on the same wavelength as us.
Technical name - Labyrinth
- Basic parameters:
- Format: VR-quest (animated film)
- Subject: Middle Ages
- Number of participants: 1-4
CA: 12+, experience in quests does not matter
- Difficulty: Simple. It should be more of an animated film with immersion and minor actions from the participants than a quest filled with solid riddles or shootings.
The main distinguishing feature from those quests that exist now will be a full-fledged emotionally involving plot with dramaturgy, a 3-act structure.
- Perhaps think through different branches of the plot development depending on what actions the participants will do.
Estimated area of the location: about 100m2
Interaction (interactive, tasks, which can be done in principle):
- Pass the maze (the walls are supposed to be real).
The labyrinth is a prerequisite. The plot should be one where it will be appropriate to pass the labyrinth.
Walk on a thin board over the abyss (tower, gorge, possibly in a cave over the fire). It is a prerequisite for the story.
- Push the lever.
- Open the real door.
- To guess a simple puzzle (click in the desired sequence of the image, for example)
- Find and take the key somewhere.
- Shoot the bad guys.
- Kill the dragon.
Climb stairs (possibly make a real staircase in the location for a full dive)
- Climbing through the narrow passage
- We're sailing on a ship, the ship is shaking, sausage, wind blowing, spraying in the face - think so that it doesn't vomit.
If you’ve read the whole TZ, start your response with this phrase: “I’ll write the best script because....”
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