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    The document provides character design ideas for a taxidermist character named Lewis Maddison who will appear in a film set at a circus. The taxidermist is described as an older man in his 40s to 60s, thin and tall with rounded glasses and a slightly staggered stance. He wears a black suit with the jacket removed, a white apron, and has a belt or bag of tools hanging from his waist. His appearance is meant to be reminiscent of Count Olaf from A Series of Unfortunate Events.

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    The document provides character design ideas for a taxidermist character named Lewis Maddison who will appear in a film set at a circus. The taxidermist is described as an older man in his 40s to 60s, thin and tall with rounded glasses and a slightly staggered stance. He wears a black suit with the jacket removed, a white apron, and has a belt or bag of tools hanging from his waist. His appearance is meant to be reminiscent of Count Olaf from A Series of Unfortunate Events.

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    The document provides character design ideas for a taxidermist character named Lewis Maddison who will appear in a film set at a circus. The taxidermist is described as an older man in his 40s to 60s, thin and tall with rounded glasses and a slightly staggered stance. He wears a black suit with the jacket removed, a white apron, and has a belt or bag of tools hanging from his waist. His appearance is meant to be reminiscent of Count Olaf from A Series of Unfortunate Events.

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    The document provides character design ideas for a taxidermist character named Lewis Maddison who will appear in a film set at a circus. The taxidermist is described as an older man in his 40s to 60s, thin and tall with rounded glasses and a slightly staggered stance. He wears a black suit with the jacket removed, a white apron, and has a belt or bag of tools hanging from his waist. His appearance is meant to be reminiscent of Count Olaf from A Series of Unfortunate Events.

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    FROM SCRIPT TO SCREEN

    LEWIS MADDISON

    CHARACTER: TAXIDERMIST

    TAXIDERMIST: FIRST CHARACTER DESIGN


    IDEAS

    Older character, 40's-60's


    Thin, tall
    Rounded glasses
    Stands straight with slightly staggered stance
    Wears black suit, with jacket removed
    White Apron
    Belt/ bag of tools hanging from waist
    Reminiscent of Count Olaf from Lemony Snicket's A series of unfortunate events

    PROP: BOUNCY CASTLE

    ENVIRONMENT: CIRCUS

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