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INT. BOB’S ROOM - DAY
(V.O. in Chinese)
“ Crabs shed their shells 28 times in its’ life.
Was it afraid the first time? Was it hard to let go?”
Montage of:
BOB seats on bed, facing a mirror, deep in thoughts.
Bob looks outside of a window.
Bob lays on bed.
Bob looks at mirror checks his face.
INT. APARTMENT - DAY
(V.O. in Chinese)
“He wants to be an actor.
She wants to be a painter.
And he, he just wants to be rich.
When we grow up, will they forgot their dreams?
Will we all be successful and forget about friends?”
Montage of:
Wide shot of Bob having a birthday party with other friends. Happy moments.
A friend lights up candles on birthday cake.
Birthday boy blows up candles, friends cheers around.
Cake fight with birthday boy.
Bob’s reaction, thinking to what’s happening.
EXT. STREET - DAY
Bob rides a bike in the middle of the alley, he turns to left off frame after some moments.
CUT TO.
EXT. DESSERT - DAY
Bob ride a bike, enters the frame.
(V.O. in Chinese)
“The wind passes my skin,
going further up the road.
I tried to slow down the wind,
to give the cloud more time to find its’ shape.
To give time some time to pass.”
Montage of:
Bob writes poem on an abandoned chair.
Clouds in the sky.
Bob protects a cake in the middle of an empty beach. He walks around not knowing where he is.
EXT. ABANDONED DRIVE-IN THEATER - DAY
The sun is setting, Bob plays guitar with a notebook that is next to him.
(V.O. in Chinese)
“ But the wind has some place to be.
Goodbye my life of 17.5, I will not be this young again,
Sun shines on my new shell, dancing, dancing”
EXT. STREET - DAY
Bob rides the bike to the end of the rode, his back become smaller as he rides further away, until he slowly disappear in the sunlight.
( THE END. )
The beauty of nature makes for a natural film base. I can chase my dream here .
The beauty of nature makes for a natural film base. I can chase my dream here .
The guitar represents the new generation of 17.5 with vibrant notes and tenacious vitality no matter what the environment.
The guitar represents the new generation of 17.5 with vibrant notes and tenacious vitality no matter what the environment.
Decrepit parking lots are being revived by a new generation such as BOB
Decrepit parking lots are being revived by a new generation such as BOB
The sun is always a symbol of hope
The sun is always a symbol of hope
The cast of this short film is made up entirely of young people with dreams
The cast of this short film is made up entirely of young people with dreams
The scenery with the swing is very unique.
The scenery with the swing is very unique.
"What Are the Advantages of Celluloid Film?
"What Are the Advantages of Celluloid Film?
Although most of the film industry has pivoted to digital, some Hollywood filmmakers, including Quentin Tarantino and Christopher Nolan, still advocate for the use of celluloid film.
Although most of the film industry has pivoted to digital, some Hollywood filmmakers, including Quentin Tarantino and Christopher Nolan, still advocate for the use of celluloid film.
Distinct look: Celluloid film often has a distinct soft, grainy look that is difficult to capture on digital film. Many filmmakers prefer this look for their cinematography.
Distinct look: Celluloid film often has a distinct soft, grainy look that is difficult to capture on digital film. Many filmmakers prefer this look for their cinematography.
High-quality images: Capturing images on film can deliver an almost instant high-quality image with a high dynamic range. Digital cameras may vary in their image quality based on the hardware used.
High-quality images: Capturing images on film can deliver an almost instant high-quality image with a high dynamic range. Digital cameras may vary in their image quality based on the hardware used.
Physical editing and exposing: Celluloid film gives filmmakers more physical control over the development of the image, allowing them to manually control the frame rate. It’s common for movies to be made on 35mm film, which refers to the film gauge or how many images are shown per foot of film "
Physical editing and exposing: Celluloid film gives filmmakers more physical control over the development of the image, allowing them to manually control the frame rate. It’s common for movies to be made on 35mm film, which refers to the film gauge or how many images are shown per foot of film "
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