The Women Who Knew Too Much: An Immersive Murder Mystery Game
Conceived and Written by Ebony Vines
The year is 1942 and one of the women at Eudora Hemlock’s opening night party has murdered Eustace Popplecock. Eustace was one of the most heinous men these eight women had ever had the misfortune to encounter. To guess which one of them had motive, means and opportunity to kill him, you must find the clues that will set the wrongly accused artist Mortimer Quibblefuss free.
Dear Brutus Film – Concept
Logline: A theater owned by a mysterious woman holds enchanted secrets that may change the lives of the Actors who enter it forever.
“To find ourselves dishonorable graves. Men at some time are Masters of their fates: the fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars but in ourselves, that we are underlings.”
“Julius Caesar” Act 1, Scene 2 by William Shakespeare
Synopsis:
Dear Brutus was a play written by J.M. Barrie (Peter Pan). Although this screenplay is inspired by that play it is not a true adaptation. The screenplay takes place in present day and follows a group of Actors and a Playwright who have traveled to the home of a woman named Kingsley Goodfellow. Kingsley owns and operates a theater that has a magical element that on the eve of opening night they are able to enter the theater and see what their lives would’ve been like if they’d made different choices. Although the characters do not initially believe this mythology they are drawn to the prospect. Upon entering the tent they encounter missed opportunities, love and the wonder of possibility. These encounters leave each character looking ahead to decisions that may be life-changing.
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Ebony Vines 