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Black and White Originals
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Opening scene, a conversation between the PM and his assistant with a view of the city. We learn that the PM is facing his nation to restore their confidence.)
The Prime Minister’s Transport, another conversation between PM and PMA, the PM defending himself and all he has achieved. PMA advises on how the process will work; the speech, the fact-checking system and finally the interactive vote.)
The PM gives his speech on live television/broadcast. )
Outside the PMA talks with another MP and we learn of ulterior motives; as the PMA reveals altered facts within the speech, the fact checking system can be heard to intervene more and more often.)
The Average Viewer at home, watching as the PM’s speech draws to a close and preparing to vote using the Big Red Button.
Watercolour Versions
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Newsdesk with the headline of the Interactive Vote of no confidence. News reader outlines the situation, doubt in the Prime Minister, and explains what will happen. Later scenes come back to the news reader, to instruct how the viewers at home can vote.)
Reporter on site where the PM is about to arrive. )
The PM gives his speech on live television/broadcast.)
PM and PMA travelling to the set, the PM defending himself and all he has achieved. PMA advises on how the process will work; the speech, the fact-checking system and finally the interactive vote.)
Outside the PMA talks with another MP and we learn of ulterior motives; as the PMA reveals altered facts within the speech, the fact checking system can be heard to intervene more and more often.