Sunday, February 19, 2012

Venus fly trap

I have decided for the film described below I am slightly changing the script. Now the bee will fall in love with a venus fly trap, but be too shy to approach it. He will stay in his house slowly going insane with unrequited love. He will have terrifying nightmares. and then he will eventually, in his crazed state, fly to the venus fly trap and be eaten. He will be satisfied.

Other updates:
I have decided I will not create a bee puppet, but rather hotglue a dead bumblebee to a piece of string. I find this to be funnier than an actual puppet. I have found a place where you can order dried bumblebees online. They come in units of 70:

And also I have decided to order an actual venus fly trap for the movie. You can actually order living venus fly traps on amazon. It's blowing my mind. And they're only 5 dollars.
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  1. privatecprforJuly 4, 2012 at 7:22 PM

    Hi X, How are you?


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