Kayla Ellemberg

Green Mess

A title sequence for a fictional movie inspired by 90’s and early 2000's comedies.

“Synopsis:In the heart of a busy city lives a man in his 40s. He has been lucky enough to succeed as a car salesman for over two decades despite the exponentially growing traffic and the push towards shared transport. He refuses to sell anything that you can’t hear or smell coming or that plugs in the wall because “that wouldn’t be a car!” Let’s just say that the environment is not really a concern for him; as long as his space is clean, all is well in the world. Until one day, when the dirtiness he stepped over everyday outside… suddenly appeared inside. Every burger wrapper, every plastic bottle, every single receipt that wasn’t disposed of properly from anywhere in the city, instantaneously found itself in his pockets, in his office, in his car, even under his mattress. Something that was once unnoticed and mundane, abruptly became all he could see and think about. He gets a reality check while searching for the cure and has to do everything he can to try and stop it before it takes over his entire life.”