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The death of many celebrities and idols have been quite apparent throughout these few years, especially in the KPop industry. Despite this reoccurring phenomenon, people still go to dangerous means just to reach stardom - even if it costs their lives.

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Why internet craze the 'Tide pod challenge' is dangerous, potentially deadly - ABC News (go.com)
Article about people dying after doing the tide pod challenge which is basically eating bleach.

How Princess Diana's Death Changed the British Media | Time
A article of how paparazzi caused Princess Diana's death due to her fame. Invading her personal life and affecting her children and the country of UK as their beloved princess had died.

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There was once a girl who idolised a celebrity who dreamed of being a celebrity. When she finally reached the apex of stardom, she realises that popularity goes as fast as she gets it. She decided to do really stupid, controversial things that cause people to view her as "crazy" or "insane" and yet, her views skyrocketed because everyone wanted to watch the fall of a rising idol. It came to a point where she became so desensitized that she decided to participate in a deadly trend that required participants to eat tide pods. She live streamed the whole process and while she had broken a streaming record for highest number of viewers, she had lost her life for that video.

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Humans are never satisfied with what we have.

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What if an up and coming celebrity loses herself in the pursuit of fame, to the point of endangering her life?

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The difference between the protagonist's desires and the projected desires of others on her. This causes emotional and mental conflict in her to the point where she loses herself to the desires of others in her pursuit of fame.

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We feel empathy for the main character as we know how society can sometimes pressure us to be a version of ourselves that isn't what we want to be, but rather how society wants to perceive us.

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Will the main character be able to overcome her shallow desire for fame and popularity in the midst of an endlessly demanding society?

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Four-part story structure
(1) Set-up
The girl idolises this celebrity vlogger and wants to be just like her.

-1st plot point
she starts her career and at the start it was pretty smooth sailing

(2) Response
after some time her content got boring to others and her views and revenues took a dip. her entertainment company also fired her.
-Midpoint:
she now streams as an independent creator.
after some time audiences started to leave comments in her stream saying that she would be better off doing stupid controversial things, if she wanted her fame back and things to return to normal like before.

(3)Attack
she starts doing weird and shameful things just to get her views back. her views increased and her revenue was even more than it was at the start of her career, but she was starting to lose her sanity in the pursuit of fame.

-2nd plot-point:
she has gone crazy in the pursuit of fame and attempted the deadly tide pod challenge and streamed the whole process online.

(4)Resolution
she died from the challenge and her death was reported in the news. the newscaster warns against people doing the same thing as she did.

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What would it be like if a person got overly obsessed with gaining fame to the point of doing harmful actions?

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There was once a girl who idolised a celebrity who posts vlogs as she felt that she was one of the rare vloggers who were genuine towards their fan and were very kindhearted. And hence she dreamed of being a celebrity just like her. At the start of her career, she did similar content as the celebrity she idolised and became famous as people found her content rather engaging and liked her bubbly personality. When she finally reached the apex of stardom, she realises that popularity goes as fast as she gets it. She decided to do really stupid, controversial things that cause people to view her as "crazy" or "insane" and yet, her views skyrocketed because everyone wanted to watch the fall of a rising idol. It came to a point where she became so desensitized that she decided to participate in a deadly trend that required participants to eat tide pods. She live streamed the whole process and while she had broken a streaming record for highest number of viewers, she had lost her life for that video.

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What if an up and coming celebrity loses herself in the pursuit of fame, to the point of endangering her life?

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The difference between the protagonist's desires and the projected desires of others on her.
She wishes to become a kind genuine vlogger just like her idol but what majority of her audience wants is to see her do stupid and controversial things all because it is entertaining for them. This causes emotional and mental conflict in her to the point where she loses herself to the desires of others in her pursuit of fame.

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We feel empathy for the main character as we know how society can sometimes pressure us to be a version of ourselves that isn't what we want to be, but rather how society wants to perceive us.

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Will the main character be able to overcome her shallow desire for fame and popularity in the midst of an endlessly demanding society?

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What would it be like if a person got overly obsessed with gaining fame to the point of doing harmful actions?

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fictional short film

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dxPKh5EePUgc7A7MD2tRpU1CxPkqr0IZxpWQyn9LO6M/edit

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Act 1:
(1) Set-up
The girl idolises this celebrity vlogger and wants to be just like her.

-1st plot point
she starts her career and at the start it was pretty smooth sailing

(2) Response
after some time her content got boring to others and her views and revenues took a dip. her entertainment company also fired her.

Act 2:
-Midpoint:
she now streams as an independent creator.
after some time audiences started to leave comments in her stream saying that she would be better off doing stupid controversial things, if she wanted her fame back and things to return to normal like before.

(3)Attack
she starts doing weird and shameful things just to get her views back. her views increased and her revenue was even more than it was at the start of her career, but she was starting to lose her sanity in the pursuit of fame.

-2nd plot-point:
she has gone crazy in the pursuit of  fame and attempted the deadly tide pod challenge and streamed the whole process online.

Act 3:
(4)Resolution
she died from the challenge and her death was reported in the news. the newscaster warns against people doing the same thing as she did.

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When a rising star loses her 15 minutes of fame, the young and impressionable girl seeks for ways to regain her fame- even if it means to lose everything she has.

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A girl named Heather doesn't have the best mental health. Coupled with bullying from people around her, she has been driven to contemplate suicide. As she stands  near the edge of a window, preparing to jump, she recalls all her loved ones and hesitates to jump. However, she receives a hate message and, as a result, loses her sanity and drops her phone on the floor before proceeding to jump.
little did she know, the lone phone on the floor receives a message from someone she loves, telling her they love her.

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Suicide Prevention.

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What if a girl who is being bullied gets pushed to the edge of her sanity?

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The struggle between wanting to live and face her problems with her loved ones or choosing a quick end all be all solution - death.

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You've probably heard of cases of bulling from your friends, family and close ones. The experience is more universal than you think. To know that someone out there feels and goes through the same thing as you did, probably will give you some form of comfort. We feel empathy for the character because she's going through the same things we did/ are going through.

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Will the main character decide to sacrifice her future to an internet bully or will she chose to get up on her own two feet?

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If you didn't experience bullying, you would be able to see what goes on in the head of bullying victims and their struggles and we hope after going through this you will check up on your friends.

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Three Act Model:
inciting incident: Heather gets  bullied,

Act 1
Heather stands by the window of a staircase, looking wistfully at the sky.
She looks down, and hesitates to jump.

Plot point 1
Heather decides to look at her phone one last time.

Act 2
Heather recalls all of the people that love her and all of the times she spent with them.

Mid Point:
Heather collapses and hugs her phone, which she has her friends as her wallpaper.

Plot Point 2:
She receives a hate message telling her to go die.

Act 3
Climax:
She is unable to take the bullying and heads towards the ledge.

She actually jumps and her phone falls to the floor.

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When a young impressionable girl is driven to suicide from her bullies, she tries to fight off her inner demons - until a message stops her from doing so.

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love yourself children

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WC07GABC4FjCNx2beFj7KU113Ne2R0G6KHqB0Hi9qHs/edit

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Many people around the world die from suicide and that also includes Singapore.
Students are getting cyberbullied/ trolled on the internet and they always end up not asking for help, thus lead to them ending their life.
The reason why is because they are scared to be seen weak and don't tend to ask for help, instead they keep it to themselves until they are unable to withstand it.
As researched, high percentage of the students will not tell their friends or family about it and rather keep it to themselves as they either do not want others to worry about them or be seen weak and unable to standup or protect themselves.

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https://mothership.sg/2020/04/cyber-bullying-singapore/
Article about cyberbullying that lead to a girl taking her life.

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TA: people around suicidal person

Reach out. Save Lives. Your support matters.
If you know someone who is going through a tough time, contact these helplines:..

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change acting direction - the scene where she falls change to her holding the phone
-have her phone place somewhere easier to grab