1. Concept - It's not a very strong concept in all honesty. However, it's up to you to either leave it as it is or actually do something different with it and improve upon it.
2. Story - There's not much of a story to tell here except for a guy named Tyler giving a monologue after reading a document. It basically feels like it's the opening scene to a movie, or a documentary even.
I like where this story is going so far. The character really takes a look inward and makes decisions for himself accordingly. The first thing I wanna bring up is in the beginning he talks about life and death and in the end, he talks about no longer doing a short film. I think with that you can make it something more dramatic that adds tension to the plot because it sounds like he's simply struggling with writing a script. When you get to the mo...
n 1989 Hawkins, a matured Steve Harrington hides his heartbreak behind a professional mask—until he’s forced to stop running and finally be present with Nancy Wheeler.
When an elevator malfunction traps two strangers, what starts as a minor inconvenience quickly spirals into a heated confrontation, as their contrasting personalities clash under pressure.
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