After researching definitions and symbolisms of the devil, I want to develop my character, as well as his monologue voice-over. The visuals of the synchronized sound will introduce Onyx then to her guitar to create an explanation. I want to make his monologue almost humorous - that this situation is one of entertainment while my film opening will show the distress caused by it in her. To start - he will propose a question. I want to create dialogue in this posting, and then I will want a better format of a screenplay later after storyboarding. This plan - will help my storyboarding process center ideas of what the devil character discusses with visuals and story.
Devil Dialogue for Monologue - First Draft
"What is sin and how is it explained today - in this modern century - well, why I would know wouldn't I?"
“Evil is their weakness and power is their downfall - the same script I know quite well”
"Let’s see... a girl from the looks of it (insert action of her in the scene we see), but what’s that on her arm?"
"That beautiful handiwork is that of my choosing - wanted to go back to the old regular design - but mine comes with a price."
"Sinful temptations - greedy human girl - you get my fun"
"Her guitar strings are losing their tuning - and with every beat goes a borrowed breath”
“The lullaby of death is one that is quite sweet”
The process while forming this monologue was one of wanting to develop my depiction of my devil character. I want a businessman mixed with one who is finding great humor in this situation. The process of indicating who is speaking without clearly stating it is one I want to stick with for his character. I also attempted to incorporate my research on his universal meanings of what he stands for and what he brings out as responses. The photos I include in this posting and the previous are general moods of this film opening I am being inspired by. The next step in my process for this film opening will need to be storyboarding before I can create more dialogue. A shot list will most likely be included in my next posting as well as scouting for shooting locations.
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