Week11: Experiments to follow

List of things for Inspiration:

• Character connected to a colour
• The clip connects to the situation of the character
• The first scene sets up the setting of where the character is
• The background containing things that show the characters interests
• Majestic quotes that have something to do with character
• Heavily connected to music
• Two scenes reflecting each other
• Memory shown as a reflection
• Shrouded in mystery first, then reveal the character
• Setting is shown before character.
• Playing with character size diffrence

I am going to cut down to one character, as I believe that It will allow me to focus one just introducing one character, rather then figuring out both.
The reason for this is that for having two I would refer to the status Quo of the characters in the story, however this is not yet set (plot still in development. So I think it will be easier to create an introduction in  a scene or setting that is already set

Having one will also allow me to exclusively focus on the characteristics of one character, In the first episode of RWBY even the main characters are introduced one by one, rather then at the same time, while it is possible to do two at the same time I believe that doing one, will allow more focus on said character, while two will thin the attention.

Experiment 2.1:

Ezaru Encountering a set trap

Setting of a deep forest, panning to, showing the covered trap from above, a mouse is tied up to a prong, 

from the bushes emerges ominous eyes, growling, in a split second (cam cut)
The dragon pounces on the mouse, and the trap is set (cutting as it closes)
Moma dragon finds the baby ezaru, who is yowling, she breaks the trap scolding baby Ezaru.

Experiment 2.2

Ezaru returning to the nest after leaving Ace, 

and she keeps seeing him in the room (though the environment)

Light pouring through the entrance of the nest A shadow show up through the door, looking ominous, for Ezaru to tenderly walk in (looking down on her)
She jumps onto her ledge and looks towards the door expectantly, (like a doggo)