I am going to keep the whole cross dressing/stripping idea on the back burner for another time later in the year. 

Instead, still looking at the theme of voyeurism, the viewer has to interact with the screen, the glasses and the headphones to view the work. But they are just shown 5 of the characters looking back at them, not doing anything or saying anything, just staring, each for about 2 or 3 minutes, why? Because essentially this is what we're doing through social networking, we're stalking, watching, peeking into the lives of others, without real consent. We are accused of 'Facebook stalking' in a joking way, but we are stalking eachother, watching eachother watching us watching eachother watching us.

I had this idea a while ago and I started working on a rant, a speech for one of the characters to say directly into the camera, so that, the first few are unaware they are being watched, the final one notices and addresses the viewer head on demanding to know what they are doing 'watching me watching you watching me watching you' though I will work on this some more. I want them to address the ideas of wasting time on the internet, talking but never talking, liking but not explaining what they like, poking but never touching ect... like a sick stalker and a voyeuristic pervert!

So I had the idea that when the virus is attacking Mia internally, it would be like Space Invaders, that simple classic game style, with both organic and digital elements as the aliens and Mia's face shooting lasers out of her mouth at them.

However, upon completion of the visual for this, I think Pac-Man would be much better...

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I think this Pac-Man style works a lot better, although I have removed the use of computer components attacking Mia's head, I have her chased down by the biological viruses running on a loop. I have also edited the pac-Man game screen, adding circuit boards to give it a digital, inside a computer feel, representing the inside of Mia's brain.