1: For a feature film (Sammie Bosma, Combination 3)
After decades of using this to colonize the ocean floor, humanity has all but forgotten their continental origins, and is dependent on a new drug that minimizes their oxygen requirements. But after a tragic accident destroys critical systems of one of these underwater communes, their governor must lead his people through the crises. However, once the wonderdrug supply is hit, the accidents begin to seem more and more like attacks.
2: For a game (Alex Bartlett, Combination 2)
In the near future, people's houses are automated via built in computers. The houses learn, and people's daily routines memorized and automated. But this convenience comes with its dangers. You play an internationally renowned assassin. You have no combat skills, and your aim is abysmal. But you are an excellent hacker. Using your computer skills, you must eliminate your targets by adding a deadly element to their daily routine.
3: For a feature film (Shelby Jones, Combination 1)
It's the turn of the 23rd century, and the truth has set the world free. A truth serum developed decades before has become mandatory throughout the populace, and lying has been forgotten. Crimes are solved almost instantly, and policemen are no more than glorified pencil pushers. But when one detective starts to notice some inconsistencies between testimony and the evidence, can he get to the bottom of what's happening?
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