Below is a screenplay for a 15-minute animated short film, "On the Run," developed by the Apocalypse Studio. The screenplay tells the story of a young woman's initiation and includes all The Origins as major and minor characters.
The Origins are all animated works. We used stills here so as not to distract the reader, but to see the animations, click any artwork. Red dots indicate collected artworks; the others are available to collect.
We are actively seeking partners with whom we can produce this film. Please write or DM on X if interested!
CARBON COP (still)
ORIGIN OF RESISTANCE
Edition of 128
released with ClickCreate, Sep 2023
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C+ KID (still)
ORIGIN OF STRENGTH
1/1
Collection Mr703
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EXTRA SOUR (still)
ORIGIN OF DOOM
1/1
Collection DjjD
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ARRRR (still)
ORIGIN OF FORTUNE
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Collection ROBNESS
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SOMETHING AGAINST YOU (still)
ORIGIN OF COURAGE
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Collection Artifaction
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CALAVERA (still)
ORIGIN OF RITUAL
1/1
Collection Spidah
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PATHFINDER (still)
ORIGIN OF SELF-KNOWLEDGE
1/1
Collection Hexum
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FIRE SAINT (still)
ORIGIN OF WARMTH
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Collection Art Pleb
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MASK DESTRUCTION (still)
ORIGIN OF IDENTITY
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upcoming edition, release date TBD
Every story begins with a spark of conflict. CARBON COP was the first INFLUX piece released, so our story begins here.
In the near future, CARBON COPS will be deployed across the population. Nic's encounter with one introduces us to the "fertile dystopia" in which she lives. The machinery of state and corporate oppression exhibits constant violence but also innumerable cracks and failures. CARBON COPS are low level extensions of that crumbling but ever vigilant state-mafia-bureaucracy, a messy and incoherent blend of state functions and extortion.
CARBON COP was released Sept 2023 with ClickCreate's "Disobedients" collection, curated by Patrick Amadon, and sold 128 editions.