Brain Hurricane

Because it feels like a bit more than just a storm.

RAW IDEAS THAT I HAVE:

1. Girl teenager has a very orderly routine every morning. Clips start of a few seconds each... Get up, brush teeth, egg on pan, check phone (always no notifications), hair brush, etc. Clips get faster as each day repeats and the sounds of each daily activity makes a beat. It's the same everyday. Then... something happens.

        ...What happens?

                            ...... I don't know

  - She gets a notification to "listen to a saved voice message" from years ago. It's concerning. She is scared. Whats gonna happen next? I don't know, but the audience is begging to know.

  - Maybe instead of something happening, her set routine she has falls apart slowly... She puts the toothpaste on her brush more sloppily, her egg yolk cracks, etc. After fast paced clips of her days falling apart the scene cuts to girl sitting down in an eerie room, being questioned. "Tell us what you did to end up here, *name*". She's in some sort of trouble, and the audience doesn't know how or why. They want more. 

....OK maybe I was kind of onto something with the girl being questioned in a room concept. Is that basic? Would film critiques roll their eyes at this? 

2. Girl pedaling around on a bike. Upbeat music is heard and laid back credits are on screen. She is going from house to house dropping off nicely decorated letters. She is content. People open these letters and their faces drop. Get this: the scene cuts to girl sitting down in an eerie room, being questioned. "Tell us what you did to end up here, *name*". She's in some sort of trouble, and the audience doesn't know how or why. What did the letters say? They want more. 

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Thats all my brain can spit for now. Maybe one of these will blossom into further thought.