In order to get my creative juices pumping, I did what any successful person would do...I popped in Ocean's 11. While watching, I had the greatest idea for my Advertising Application Video. It is ingenious. It is clever in my lever for whatever. It is going to get me into the Advertising Program!
I will start out sitting on a chair in a large empty room wearing plain colored clothes. The room will have the appearance of a prison. You know...walls made of concrete and terrible lighting. It will be a kind of exit interview from prison. Only it won't be prison, it will be "normal life". The purpose of the interview is to see if I am ready to leave "normal life" and go out into the "creative world".
Throughout this scene I will be answering a series of questions that will determine if I am ready, and what I plan to do.
"What do you plan on doing with yourself once you're out there?" says the interrogator. "I don't know...possibly clone myself and pull crazy stunts..." after two seconds of silence the split rapidly switches to a scene of two very similar cars (our white hondas) parked fifteen feet apart in a barren parking lot. I get out of my car, throw a tennis ball hard on the ground and get back in my car. Corey will then get out of his car...catch the ball...and get back in the car. The camera will be placed on a stand and will not budge. Thus rendering the scene completely impossible without extreme editing skills or an actual clone. The camera will then go back to the parking garage where further questions will be answered.
Another possible scene would be me answering a question concerning what my physical appearance would be like. The camera would then rotate and it would show Me (That would of course be Corey standing in a rather still position wearing creative apparel). "as seen in the creative world" will appear on the screen. Corey will be wearing my Red Bull soccer Jersey, purple Jordan basketball shorts, pink indoor soccer shoes and a crazy stylin' hat.
At the end of the questioning, I reach out and shake Corey's hand, because he was the person interviewing me, and the camera reveals just enough of his face to show that he is my twin.
It's perfect. It's witty, gitty and in the end it will be pretty.
Now I just have to write the script.
(I hereby copyright this idea, so don't go copying it).
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