Incontrol (2017) — AI Story Visualization

Plot Analysis Summary

A group of university students discover a device that allows them to control others, leading to moral dilemmas about free will and identity.

Story Structure — 4 Plot Phases

The Discovery

University students find a mysterious device that allows them to control others.

Key Events

• Device Discovery — Students find a device that controls others Characters: Mark, Victor, Samantha, Naomi Location: University Campus
• First Experiment — Students test device on Marissa Characters: Mark, Victor, Samantha, Naomi, Marissa Location: Dormitory

Experimentation Phase

Students test the device's capabilities, experiencing life through others' perspectives.

Key Events

• First Experiment — Students test device on Marissa Characters: Mark, Victor, Samantha, Naomi, Marissa Location: Dormitory
• Power Exploration — Students push device capabilities Characters: Mark, Victor, Samantha, Naomi Location: Various Locations
• Identity Crisis — Students question free will Characters: Mark, Victor, Samantha, Naomi Location: University Lab

Moral Awakening

Students confront ethical dilemmas as the line between controller and controlled blurs.

Key Events

• Identity Crisis — Students question free will Characters: Mark, Victor, Samantha, Naomi Location: University Lab
• Ethical Dilemma — Students confront moral implications Characters: Mark, Victor, Samantha, Naomi, Professor Location: Classroom
• Device Origins — Students investigate device creation Characters: Mark, Victor, Samantha, Naomi, Doctor Location: Research Facility

Consequences

Students face the repercussions of their actions and decide the device's ultimate fate.

Key Events

• Device Origins — Students investigate device creation Characters: Mark, Victor, Samantha, Naomi, Doctor Location: Research Facility
• Final Decision — Students decide device's fate Characters: Mark, Victor, Samantha, Naomi Location: University Campus

Story Breakdown

• The Discovery — Students find the mysterious device
  • Initial Finding — Device located on campus
  • First Test — Experimenting with basic functions
• Experimentation — Students explore the device's capabilities
  • Body Control — Taking control of others' bodies
  • Extended Use — Longer periods of control
  • Multiple Targets — Controlling several people at once
• Ethical Crisis — Students confront moral implications
  • Identity Blur — Questioning where self ends and other begins
  • Free Will — Debating the nature of autonomy
  • Device Origins — Investigating who created the device
• Resolution — Students face consequences and make final decisions
  • Confrontation — Facing those they controlled
  • Device Fate — Deciding what to do with the device

Directed by

Kurtis David Harder

Key Cast

• Levi Meaden — Mark
• Rory J. Saper — Victor
• Anja Savcic — Samantha
• Brittany Allen — Naomi
• Christopher Rosamond — Professor