#4

The first thing we do is build a city.; A sale city, inside a a white room; designs will be commissioned from a large cross-section of architectural institutes. All designs will be given consideration, though special consideration will be given those referencing architectural designs of the Bauhaus institute in the 1930s.

The Main requirements for the designs are these -- that the city fits inside the white room, and that every structure is built entirely from (white) sugar.

Once the city has been constructed, the room will be outfitted with security cameras throughout, wired to closed-circuit monitors (and stored in a consistently updated database). The cameras will be positioned throughout the room so that every single inch of space (both indoor and outdoor) can be placed within constant surveillance, excepting several square inches, chosen randomly.

The city, once built, will be filled with two separate populations- the first, a colony of 1,000 meal worms, placed on top of the sugar. The second, a population of 100 guinea pigs (the scale of the city will in fact be chosen with the guinea pig population in mind) will be placed in "housing complexes," in male and female pairs.
It is worth noting at this point that meal worms are very likely to eat the sugar; the guinea pigs are very likely to eat the meal worms.


The two populations will be given names and numbers -- each drawn from European history. The actions of these populations will be monitored and logged, displayed in two different fashions- as an unedited "live" feed that can be accessed by any interested party (both through site specific monitoring and streaming video online), although the location itself cannot be accessed during the time frame in which the narrative is still developing, by anyone other than select members of the film crew.

The second method, completed after the filming is declared "over," will be undertaken by a trained editor, using the footage stored on the databases; this footage is to be edited into narrative form, preferably using the advice of Story author and noted lecturer Robert Mckee.

After the edited film has been released to an enthusiastic population, the site of filming will be made open to the public.