Saturday, March 15, 2014
Lego - Every Time! - Brian Manton
1.
High angle looking down at 3 Lego men.
A Lego Nicholas Hawksmoor http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_Hawksmoor
To his right (panel left) is a blue suited Lego Spaceman (series 1)
http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20110617152229/lego/images/5/58/Sp004.jpg
To his left (panel right) is a ginger-bearded Lego Robin Hood
http://thumbs1.ebaystatic.com/d/l225/m/mgi0t-Cgk0F6uZirpI9N0WQ.jpg
They look upward in pride and awe.
Robin Hood: You’ve only gone and done it again, Hawksmoor. Bloody good work.
2.
Opposite angle, looking up at Lego Westminster Abbey’s West Towers, constructed by Lego Hawksmoor. An impressive feat in Lego architecture.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/47/Westminster-Abbey.JPG
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westminster_Abbey
3.
On the three figures - panic & confusion! Some small Lego bricks fall into frame.
SFX: RRRRUMBLLLLE
4.
A gargantuan 4 year old child, dirty blonde hair and missing a front tooth, pounds into view behind the towers. We can see now that we are in his bedroom. His bedroom wallpaper provides a cityscape background. He posture is Godzilla-like.
5.
The child-monster cracks off the right tower.
6.
Close on the three as they look on in horror.
Hawksmoor: Noooooooo!
7.
The child flies the tower section like a spaceship.
Child: FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
Child (linked): Spacesipp.
8.
The three again. The Spaceman is cheering, arms raised. Robin draws his bow in fear, teeth gritted. Hawsmoor crumples to his knees and cries.
Spaceman: YEAHHH!
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It's taken me over a week, and suddenly all the visual gags made sense and worked. I struggled with what to think of your script, then I was watching my kids at play, and it all clicked.
ReplyDeleteThat is subtlety of the highest order, sir. Multiple readings and a subliminal shift, and I got it. Well done.