Kimley Alie Oz (Kimalie Artists) Film & TV Work

SOME OF OTHER KIMALIE ARTISTS PROJECTS "THE FIRST KINGDOM" - "3 EYE HEROES"

3010 THE HUMAN FACTORY CAST I (Humanoids, Hybrids & Scions)

3010 THE HUMAN FACTORY SYNOPSIS

3010 THE HUMAN FACTORY CAST II (Humans)

THE HUMAN FACTORY 3010.01 WAR AND PEACE FASHION BY KIMLEY AND ALIE OZ

THE HUMAN FACTORY 3010.01 (FRANCHISE)

"THE HUMAN FACTORY 3010" STORY/SYNOPSIS
Towards the end of the 29th century when humans were forced to leave the earth a group of colonizers made it to the Sagittarius constellation in search of a new beginning and to save the human species for their fragile future.
Until they found a suitable planet to colonize, they were living in a consciousness-based quantum machine that they called home "The Factory" and started to write the next chapter of human history.
They called themselves "The Occupiers" the occupiers of space and time, and the occupiers of consciousness.
The Occupiers' precious population in "the Factory" was formed based on five groups.
Around one thousand 29th-century humans with most of the Famous Ghosts and Spirits that shaped Human history functioning as their teachers. Their precious latest generation of Scions, as the seeds of their destiny, their only hope to continue the human race, the Adams and Eves of their future.
Some of the early "Work in progress" hybrids, with perfect human anatomy but without consciousness, and Humanoids, who were created to serve all of their needs as Artists, Scientists, Athletes, Warriors, Engineers, and for some, as their perfect human replicas to function as one.
The Factory's main energy source to create and sustain life was the occupiers' consciousness which was very limited and scarce. The alternative sources were their thoughts and imaginations. And their last resort for the energy that was extracted from the occupiers was their knowledge.
The collection and recycling process of the energy they needed for their survival was constant. Everything was collected and filtered through their consciousness, their thoughts, dreams, emotions, ambitions, plans, memories, and even the smallest assessments, nothing was allowed to go to waste. If there was any form of energy the occupiers used to generate anything, it was captured, collected, processed, and restored, their survival depended on it.
To ensure their survival, the energy that was collected had to be top-quality, and for that, they relied on their uniqueness and their diversity as what humans meant to be. They nurtured and celebrated their distinct individualism, and to govern it the right way and to protect it from corruption and decay, they dismissed all pattern-based laws and adapted randomly based rules instead. No single law is applied to all. They all had a different set of laws suitable to each unique case, for each distinctive time. Every moment was precious and valued separately, every judgment had to be uniquely different than the others. There were no patterns in their thought process, they believed that randomness would secure the level of unlimited possibilities hidden in their consciousness for their future. Every day was unique. Therefore, their consciousness was awake, alert, and innovative which generated the best quality energy to create everything they needed in their lives, this one and the next.
Even though "The Occupiers" had an unlimited source of creativity and production capability to create and forge exceptional humanoids and hybrids, they still could not implant a consciousness in them to sustain life on the desired scale. The available consciousness to build new humanity was limited. Therefore, their hope for the future was fragile.
The consciousness available to them was recycled among the new generation of Scions to ensure a perfect start for the next chapter of humanity where "The Factory" could make it possible, but consciousness could only be implanted on scions while they were in their cocoons, or first seven days of their birth or every seven earth years afterward.
Even though humans were struggling to solve the problems that Hybrids demonstrate, generally the energy quality they had to collect and recycle to live with was an acceptable level, which gave them enough time to create their next-generation scions. Nevertheless, the quality of the energy they were collecting from humans was starting to struggle and jeopardize their chance of survival.
Soon enough they found out that the cause of the problem and the source of the solution for it were the same.

THE HUMAN FACTORY

BOOK ONE . CHAPTER ONE

L I S T E N

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THE HUMAN FACTORY 3010.01

(WHAT IF EVERYTHING WE KNOW ABOUT LIFE IS WRONG?)

Science-Art . Fantasy . Drama . Thriller . History

LOGLINE
While they were rewriting their story of restarting the history of humanity in the late 25th century when they were forced to leave the earth and colonize the Sagittarius constellation and live in a consciousness-based quantum machine, called "The HUMAN FACTORY" the protagonists and the antagonists were the same, as they were born from the same energy, the same consciousness that aligns their extinction and survival in one course.