“The street belongs to all of us” — awareness storyboard

In the camp market, tents and stalls take over the public road and ambulances get stuck. Everyone who walks there knows it, and the people hearing the message have lost their homes.

I wrote the lines in Palestinian Arabic, one per frame, and the script acknowledges before it asks: “Our homes were destroyed, yes, but the dignity of the street and the town still holds us together.” It closes on one clear ask: “Tidy your spot and let the road fit everyone.”

Twelve pages: realistic generated frames with one consistent look and a real local subject, each with its line underneath. The full script, translated: “The street belongs to all of us / and the hardship we carry is enough / your tent or stall in the middle of the public road / stops people and cars / and keeps the ambulance from saving lives / our homes were destroyed, yes / but the dignity of the street and the town still holds us together / tidy your spot and let the road fit everyone.”

A complete storyboard, with the script and a frame for every line.