La Fille de Louvre
Léa is an orphan of 4 years whose mother killed herself and whose father fled. She lives at the Louvre in an abandoned exhibit her mother initiated before dying, but as her nineteenth birthday occurs and she believes her mind is starting to deteriorate under the circumstances, Léa contemplates her options for the future.
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Abigail Elizabeth HugillWriter
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Project Type:Student, Short Script
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Number of Pages:15
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Country of Origin:United States
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Language:English
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First-time Screenwriter:Yes
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Student Project:Yes - Maclay School
Abigail Hugill is a 17 year old senior in high-school who is a writer and director. As a student, she has been involved in all aspects of her short films including directing, producing, writing, and editing. Throughout high school, she has worked on her own short documentary project, travel project, as well as a film documenting aspects of a southern summer. She is planning on going to college next year to study screenwriting as well as French.
I am an avid lover of art and also Paris, making the setting of the short story an exceptionally opportunistic location to test out the meshing of deep relationships as well as psychosis somewhere that has the ability to enhance the scenes, and emotions present in them, throughout the somewhat script. I wanted the script to exhibit both surrealist image opportunities while also being able to flow alongside everyday images of Paris life.