Virgin Wants to Put You on TV!

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To nurture the creative minds of future filmmakers, Virgin’s “What Happens Next?” campaign poses three unfinished scenarios: “Kidnap,” “Police” and “UFO.” Each starts at a nowhere-ville diner called the Rattle ‘n’ Hum.

The snapshots are only a few seconds each and have a Tarantino sheen, so feel free to make use of your local leather-clad gimp. There’s also a “designing” tool to help bring the pieces to their conclusions, which range from Devastatingly Minimal to Comic-Con.

Best entry wins TV time! Put together by Host/Sydney.

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