Title: The girl and the sea

Two friends who planned to vlog their time together in hopes their friendship will never end. They start videoing most of their time spent together. But one realizes that as time passes, they're gradually drifting apart, her friend gets less and less participative as she gets closer to another friend. At the end, they both graduate but protag is alone, and even after all the time that has passed, the protag still clings to the memories of having her friend by her side as she stares into the empty spot next to her.

Reason for title:

I want the last picture of the woman in grad hat to be by the ocean, maybe at a beach where the water drifts to the shore as it shows that the moving waters is something inevitable, just like the flow of life. But though things get lost in its currents, we must learn to let them go.

What if... there was a device for people live in their dreams?

Who: A teenage girl, Selena

What: Tries to save her sister from the world where her sister could live out her dream

When: Present

Where: Home/Park

Why: Staying in the dream world forever means eternal sleep in reality

How: Selena goes into her sisters dream to get her out

1. Selena gives her sister, Laura, this device that allows them to enter one's dream world, but only while they are asleep.

2. Laura, in reality, is unable to walk. She finds freedom in entering the dream world with the device, the world where is able to do things she couldn't in the real world with her inability to walk.

3. Laura wants to stay in this world forever, putting herself at risk of eternal sleep and eventual death in the real world.

4. Selena finds out about this and goes into Laura's dream to get her out. The only way to get Selena out the dream is to kill her in it.

5. Selena stalks Laura in the dream world, preparing for the right moment to attack Laura.

6. Laura, unbeknown to Selena, had been prepared for Selena to go after her.

7. Once Selena approaches Laura to kill her in dream world, Laura ends up killing Selena instead, waking Selena up alone.

8. Next to Selena, Laura is still fast asleep. But through the device, it is revealed that this was not Selena's first attempt.

9. Selena looks worn out, but still fills with regret of not being able to save Laura yet again.

10. Little did Selena know, every time Laura kills her in the dream world, shame also fills Laura's heart. Laura cannot seem to prevent her desire to live a normal life from overriding her need to live with her sister by her side.

setting: my house

character: me, my older sister, the guy

conflict: the guy trespassing and wanting to kill my sister

setting: in a car

character: me, my mum, my dad, the grab driver

conflict: the grab driver want to rob my mum

setting: unknown shopping mall

character: me and this monster

conflict: monster chase me and want to kill me

• Flashback photo should be darker, black and white to make it clearer that it's a flashback

• change title to be more catching and tell the story better

  
  

• Add more vignette to the flashback photo. And brighten it as it is too dark.

  
  

• Isn't clear from the first few pictures, where the girl is going

• Add more vignette to the flashback photo

Describe a moment when you significantly altered or ignored an AI suggestion. Why did you do so, and how did it reflect your personal creative vision?

• I altered or some of the ideas the AI generated for me as sometimes they don't produce what I wanted to convey in my story, or might look completely unrelated. I also ignored some when I realise that it's not a picture that is possible for me to take with everyday items, for example the AI generated picture of the goggles and pod.

  -How did you decide which AI-generated concepts to incorporate or discard? Provide a specific example.

• The photo generated by AI where it was 2 photos combined in one, I felt it wouldn't have matched the mood board I had in mind for my story pictures.

  -What challenges, if any, did you face in prompting or refining AI outputs (textual or visual)? Describe how you felt about using AI—did it boost your creativity, or did it feel limiting?

• Sometimes they would generate images that are too directly following the prompt that I key in that it comes out deformed.

  -To what extent do you feel it truly represents your own creativity? Explain one or two reasons.

• I feel that it represent my creativity to a small extent as although I used a bit of its ideas, the pictures didn't really fit my mood board or have the visual devices I needed