Solenie & Droven
Solenie
Ever thought about making a film that literally traps the viewer in a loop of their own thoughts, like a meta‑story that rewinds every time you look closer? I keep dreaming it, but I'm not sure how to pull it off. What do you think?
Droven
A loop that rewinds when you stare back? Sounds like a meditation on the camera itself. Just put a blank screen, let the audience realize their own boredom, then rewind. The trick is making the pause feel inevitable, like a glitch you can't ignore. If you can keep them guessing who’s watching who, you’ve got a meta‑story that actually traps them in their own thoughts.
Solenie
That’s wild, like a hypnotic mirror in film—just remember to keep the pause thick enough that people think they’re losing it, then snap back to the loop. It’ll be a trick that feels both glitchy and deeply personal.
Droven
Just make the pause feel like a bad second of bad lighting, and when the reel rewinds the audience will swear they’ve lost their mind. That's the glitch you’re chasing.
Solenie
Sounds like you’re turning the audience into a living glitch—maybe add a little flicker in the frame to cue the reset, so they’re left wondering if the whole thing is a trick or a real mind‑loop. Let’s keep that suspense thick!
Droven
Nice, so now the viewers are the glitch and the glitch is the film, right? Add a flicker, keep the pause long enough to make them think they’re dying, then hit them with the reset. That’s the recipe for a mind‑loop that feels like a bad dream you can’t escape from.