Cinematic Production: Pre-Production (Script ideas)

Idea 1:
Interaction between a TV character and live-action teenager with a one-sided affection. (Comedy)

Variations:

• Funny cliché
  Live-action character enters the 'animated world' of a TV show with a magic pen (that can bring to life whatever he draws). He is warped into a street where he finds the fictional girl he admires. With his magic pen, he attempts to woo the girl to no avail. Suddenly, a robber runs past, taking a hold of the girl's purse. Using his pen, the boy stops the robber and at the very least, reels in interest from the girl.
• Satire
  Animated girl enters the real world. She is the stereotype known as a 'Tsundere': cold and hostile at first, but secretly caring inside. However, this personality is then frowned upon by the boy she meets in the real world. While the boy is working on his illustration in class, she sits down next to him, watching him work. Despite admiring his work, she jabs insults at him, which brings him to eventually grab her by the arm and shove her back into the computer screen that she came from. He carries on with his work.

Idea 2:
A lazy man who relies on a robot panda to carry out his everyday life. (Comedy)

• The beginning of this film establishes that a man is essentially baby-sat by a small robot panda throughout his daily routine. It wakes him up, bathes him, dresses him, feeds him - everything. While at work, the man is frustrated and stressed, crumpling up his work and throwing it aside on his desk. Upon doing so, he manages to catch a glance of a photo from his childhood. It is revealed that the panda was once his beloved pet, who kept him company to rid him of his loneliness. It was once special to him. Once. He stares at it for a little while, then carries on with work.
  
  The man then heads home, just to find that the robot turned itself off for good, recognizing that he was not seen as a friend any longer. He stares at the robot blankly, sits down on his couch and drops his head down, with only but a long silence that follows.
  
  The next day, we see the man sitting down on a bench at the park, looking towards a playground full of joyful kids. The man is sitting down with his panda. The panda plays two cheerful tones. The man smiles.
  
  Theme: True happiness can't be achieved with only success. No man is an island.