Minecraft Horror Short Film
Project Overview
This will be a short horror film made in Minecraft. The Main Character's Aunt and her Husband are going on a trip and they need someone to take care of their house but they only trust family members with it. They ask their distant nephew (Main Character) to housekeep for a few days. He accepts it. The Aunt tells him they're going to a ceremony and he will have to take care of the house and the three dogs they have. The Aunt has a specific routine for the MC to do every night. He does it correctly the first night and everything is going fine. But the next night, the MC makes a mistake and does one of the steps incorrectly without realizing. Strange things start to happen during the night. Something or someone visits the house, and it's mimicking the voice of the Aunt..
Age: 33
Gender: Female
Side Role - They will go from off-putting and serious to friendly and reassuring. So someone who can be creepy but also friendly at the same time. They will only be in the beginning and end.
- english
- film
- female adult
- american
This is a list of things you must do every night. It's important that you follow this list every single night. You cannot miss a night, and you cannot miss any item on the list. (Switch from serious to friendly) Ok great! That's everything. Again, thank you for doing this.)
Let me in. (Voice is off, her normal voice, but without emotion and the words are stretched out.)
Yes, it's been too long. Come in, come in. (Friendly, welcoming)
Age: 34
Gender: Male
Side Character - He's not close to the Main Character as much as the Aunt is, but he cares about his family even though they may be distant family. He's more direct with the MC. This role will also only be in the beginning and the end.
- english
- american
- male adult
- native american
Listen, I understand you don't believe in any of this stuff. But if you're going to do this, you must do the ritual. We care about this house.
We don't want to force you to do anything. If you don't want to do this you don't have to.
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