THE GREAT ICE AGE DRAFT

Season #ICE WEATHER MELT DOWN WEATHER SMOKE DRAFT
Synopsis: IN A GLOBE OF ICE APPEARS A LIFEFORM EXTENDED BY SPACE AND TIME TO A CONCEPT APPRECIATION OF UNIVERSE. DRAFT. HUMAN BEINGS GATHER AS A SPECIES OF FORMATION OR GENERATION AND RACIFIY AS THEY DIVERSIFY OR DIFFERENTIATION MANEUVER OR PROCESS. DRAFT THE GREAT ICE AGE DEBUTS WITH A GIANT CORE FLASH AND CONDENSATION PRESSURE INCREASE AND SHEAR RATE INCREASE, AS MATTER DISSIPATES BY DEPTH SPACE AND TIME. DRAFT THE LANDS BEGIN TO SOLVATE, THE TREE WOOD DUSTS AND DISINTEGRATES. THE SLOUGHING OF HUMANS AND THEIR WASTE BEGINS FOR A PROCESS TO ERADICATE OR EXTINCT THE HUMAN SPECIES OR KIND OF THE EARTH. DRAFT. THE NEANDERS GATHER IN MOBS AT IT IS NOT FOR. DRAFT. THEY RUN TO CAVES TO PERISH IN BLASTS OF HEAT. DRAFT THEY DIE IN PILES OF BONES FOR HARVEST A USE NEVER KNOWN TO THEM. DRAFT. THE LAST OF THE WHITE CITIES PREPARES TO FALL TO RUINS OF CIVILIZATION, AND GATHERS IN DELIBERATION FOR RATIONS AND WORD STOLEN. DRAFT. THE LANGUAGE GOES EXTINCT. DRAFT. THE HUMANS ARE KILLED OFF SLOWLY BY IMPERSONA
Genre: Film-Noir
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SCENE:
ICE GLOBE, IMAGES, EMULATION PROGRAM COMPUTER BUILT SCENE (ESTIMATE, APPROX, ETC.), LIFEALIZATION OR REALIZATION, CAMERA OR VISION CHANGE PERSPECTIVE SURVEYATION TRAVEL (SCENE APPRECIATION)(SETTING APPRECIATION)(ETC.)(DRAFT), ETC.. DRAFT NOTE. (PROC DIF) (DRAFT)

SCENE:
GREY TO BLACK SCREEN. SPINODAL DECOMPOSITION PATTERN. DRAFT.

SCENE:
WHITE SCREEN BLACK FONT. DRAFT.

CAPTIONS:
STORY DRAFT, PLOT LINE DRAFT, ETC.. DRAFT

CHARACTER 1:
NATI BEDDEY (BLONDE BLUE CAUC) (18+)(DRAFT)

CHARACTER 2:
ZAK BE (BROWN WAVY GREEN OR GREEN/BRN-HAZ/ETC. CAUC) (18+) (LIMITATIONS) (DRAFT)

CHARACTER 3:
BOB (BROWN BLACK-BROWN BLUE CAUC) (18+) (DRAFT)

CHARACTER 4:
STEPH (BLACK CURLY HEAD HAIR BLACK GREEN IRIS OR GREEN IRIS AND CAUC OR LIGHT SKIN COLOR) (18+) (DRAFT)

SCENE:
THE CHARACTERS APPEAR AND SIT AT A WOODEN TABLE. DRAFT. THE ICE AGE OUTSIDE IS DIRE. DRAFT.

DRAFT:

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