“Unscripted” Screenshots

The silent background character with a name: Willie the bartender. You should see him topless.

Jacob, alone at home.

A peek into the bedroom from the corridor.

There is something so graceful in this pose.

Heart-to-heart in the bedroom.

Luckily, there isn't much light in Jacob's living room, so River couldn't see the state of the sofa she sat on.
Fun fact: the poster on the back wall of the non-existent movie was made by my dear friend Cseperke Papp using Midjourney and Photoshop.

The award Jacob is about to grab was modeled after our lead artist (who is like 7 feet tall and ripped). The image is an homage to 50's sci-fi movies that played with scale.

That's Angela, a brilliant gatekeeper, who likes to type on the computer with a pen in her hand. Yes, I designed the computer's logo, too. :)

River in a sensual mood.

Jacob about to open the mystery door.

Andy, Livi's brother. They're both of Philippine origin, and their faces are actually very similar in structure.

You don't mess with Livi.

Enzo. Such fun creating a character I dislike (his personality, not his looks).

Jacob, pulling himself together to apporach the beauty sitting alone at the bar.

Girl power.

Livi (my favourite female character) and Enzo (the guy I love to hate).

Willie's Bar, with a very short-lived character in it. Jason has a cocktail cardigan. And an electric scooter. I don't understand until this very day how come River hadn't chosen him over Jacob. It's a mystery.

Friends in a bar. Someone asked why they're so shiny. Well, they're kinda drunk. That's why.

River, smiling. Her smile was the first approved image in the production.

This image was inspired by the fact that I watch too many high-school anime series.

I named that lovely old lady (spoiler alert: evil hag) after an old co-worker of mine. But I'm not telling you why.

Arriving at the diner.

Lance, Jacob's big brother, eating.

This is my personal favourite shot of Jacob. I think it completely grabs his character.

Jacob's big brother Lance used to be a jock, but in his early thirties, he let himself go a little bit.

Waiting for the green ray on the ferrys wheel as the sun sinks into the ocean.

On top of “Feri's Giant Wheel” it's revealed that Jacob's afraid of heights. River finds it funny.

A view of “Feri's Giant Wheel” on the pier after sundown.

The first stop in the haunted house ride.

A talk in the middle of a haunted house ride when it breaks down; this image was inspired by a similar scene in Tim Burton's amazing Ed Wood.

My absolute favourite character in this project, Mr. Weenie, who's running Mrs. Weenie's Haunted House. He's also running after River and Jacob after a little incident inside the ride.

After the first kiss (or the failed attempt), Jacob and River are being playful on their way home.

Jacob's hands underneath River's cloth simulated blouse. In the background on the wall, the poster of the last theatre show I directed with my very young face on it.

Old Firehand's Shooting Range. This character pays homage to Karl May's beloved hero.