Project Nightingale
When a bio-engineered avian virus escapes a top-secret military lab, transforming ordinary birds into hyper-aggressive, genetically-enhanced drones, a disgraced veterinary scientist and a street-smart falconer must team up to reprogram the avian army with a counter-virus before they unleash a devastating aerial assault on the world’s major cities, all while evading the shadowy corporation determined to weaponize their creation.
“Project Nightingale” When a bio-engineered avian virus escapes a top-secret military lab, transforming ordinary birds into hyper-aggressive, genetically-enhanced drones, a disgraced veterinary scientist and a street-smart falconer must team up to reprogram the avian army with a counter-virus before they unleash a devastating aerial assault on the world’s major cities, all while evading the shadowy corporation determined to weaponize their creation.
Project Nightingale, a silhouetted cityscape consumed by a swarm of bioluminescent, genetically-modified birds of prey – hawks, falcons, crows – with glowing red eyes. In the foreground, a determined, weathered veterinary scientist (mid-40s, practical clothing) and a young, street-smart falconer (early 20s, leather jacket, falcon on her gloved hand) stand back-to-back, looking up at the swarm with grim determination. Dramatic, stormy sky. Focus on the menacing bird silhouettes and the urgency of the situation. Dark, gritty, cinematic lighting. Tagline: "The sky is falling. They're engineered to kill."