Bittersweet Seeds
This Bittersweet Seeds subsaidit is for developing an epic hard science fiction cautionary tale, screenplay, storyboard, graphic novel, and feature film project that will be transparently published on this sub where it will be refined, developed, and evolve with public feedback.
Hard science fiction is "characterized by concern for scientific accuracy and logic" so there are no magical creatures or exceptional technologies that defy common sense and physics. Because technology is growing at such a rapid pace I've found it difficult to feel confident about what the new developments in the world will be like beyond 2050 or so. Moreover, part of the "real world building" includes truth seeking to understand the future via historical precedent establishing geopolitical contextualization for events to play out in.
Bittersweet Seeds aims to be palatable to intelligent mainstream audiences. Non-fictional conspiracies within will be minimal or background Easter eggs. (Trutherism 101 will address contemporary conspiracies full on.) Sadly most media is simple minded distraction with few if any lessons, warnings, or greater context that may affect or improve our lives. I want to see more content like this out there.
Several formats (outlines, treatments, breakdowns, creative directions, etc) will be cultivated to ultimately arrive at a screenplay, storyboard, and graphic novel, that could lead to a feature film, all shared here on SaidIt with Glossed And Profound.
Bittersweet Seeds: Content Overview
These are not regular Reddit-style subsaidits nor typical wiki articles.
- Glossed Over is the over-arching discussion forum for participation
- Glossed And Profound - transparent crowd-sourced production management project hub
- Bittersweet Seeds - epic hard-sci-fi cautionary tale development project
- Trutherism 101 - philosophy-comedy animated-short series development project
- Truther Top 20s - quick-reference talking points on serious matters
The BsS sub and wiki are restricted view-only.
All contributions, feedback, and participation is very welcome and all help is greatly needed and greatly appreciated.
revision by JasonCarswell— view source
