The Director

He usually inhabits those levels:

Interliminality Film & Media Offices The Office Filming Location Channelsurfing The Living Quarters The Hall Transportation Homecoming

He doesn't leave them much.

Story The Director is the main antagonist in Interliminality, and is the founder of the Interliminality Film & Media Offices company.

Episode 1 The Director first appears as a tall humanoid with long thin legs, long arms and a TV for a head, which displays a singular white eye against a light pink screen. Its body is pink, covered in many dark vertical stripes that resemble wires.

Episode 2 In Episode 2, The Director comes back in a new form. It is skinnier, still retains its tall stature, but its body changes to a darker, purplish color and a different material. Its TV head is now black, with small antennas on top. The eye displayed is also black, and the screen is lighter with a slight gradient.

Episode 3 At first, the Director remains the same as last episode, with some very slight, almost unnoticeable changes in its model. But, later in the episode, at the start of the train chase, it transforms into a larger entity with 4 arms. Its body is much more detailed than before - with many dark wires scattered around its body. The TV screen also gets darker, fading from a light pink to red.

Aliases Hubert

Relatives The Searcher (sister)

Affiliation Interliminality Film & Media Offices

Physical description: Species Unknown

Gender Male

Height 10'2 / 312 CM

Appearances Appears in Episode 1 Episode 2Episode 3

Debut Episode 1 - Level 0

Director" is a strict, decisive and domineering character.In addition, the "Director" has a cold and unfeeling disposition, he has no compassion for others and does not tolerate weakness. He strives for an ideal system where everyone is subject to his authority and obeys his rules unconditionally. Director's character traits: authoritarian, confident, purposeful, cunning, insensitive and desire for control.He has a cold and calculating mind, always knows what to do in any situation and does not tolerate indiscipline. His authoritarian approach to management makes him a powerful leader, able to make difficult decisions quickly and without hesitation. Interactions with the "Director" can be unpredictable, as he often plays by his own rules and does not attach much importance to the opinions of others. His goal is to achieve his goals at any cost, even if it means ignoring moral and ethical standards.Overall, the “Director” is a charismatic and memorable figure, capable of arousing admiration and fear at the same time.

the Director is a menacing, humanoid entity with a TV for a head, characterized by sharp arms, often seen chasing players through liminal spaces, phasing through walls, and delivering a jumpscare by stabbing and absorbing victims into its screen, acting as a relentless, almost omnipresent "director" of the players' terrifying movie-like experience. Appearance & Behavior Humanoid Figure: A tall, humanoid creature, sometimes described with specific features like pink eyes in other entities, but the Director itself is defined by its TV head. Sharp Arms: Possesses long, sharp arms used for stabbing players during jumpscares. TV Head: Its head is a television screen, where it absorbs players during its kill animation. Aggressive Hunter: Actively hunts players, moving quickly and following paths to the nearest player, even phasing through walls to catch them. Mechanics & Role Jumpscare: The signature move involves a sudden attack where it stabs the player and pulls them into its TV head, ending the player's run. Level-Specific Behavior: Its movement changes across levels; for example, it moves in a straight line in the train but is more generally aggressive in other areas like "The Office". Narrative Role: Represents the "director" of the film-like reality the players are trapped in, making its aggression tied to preventing players from escaping its "set".

The Director has a name, and his name is 'Hubert'. In addition, all the entities' names start with H. ex. "Henry" as "The Strife", "Harrison", as "The Patient", "Hendrick", as "Mannequins". The Director is the Searcher's brother. The Director has full control over the TV world (S1 E1/E2), and is able to manipulate it in any way he wants. He also likes to leave a path to show where he's been, which is the reason why furniture in the Office clips through the walls, and why some lights are red.

Episode 1 The Director stabs the player using its sharp arms, lifts the player up and absorbs them with its TV head.

Episode 2 The Director swings its head back, then bashes the player with its head.

Episode 3 Much similar to the previous episode, the Director grabs the player, and violently bashes them with its head.

Episode 1 The Director roams around the map and will chase any players it sees. Its detection range is limited, thus making longer distances safe. It is pretty difficult to outrun, as it is slightly faster than the player (it can be somewhat outran, but it may eventually catch up.)

Episode 2 As it's a chase section, the Director will follow a path towards the closest player. It is also able to phase through walls in order to catch them.

Episode 3 In the train, the Director moves forward in a straight line, at low speed - not faster than the player's walkspeed, but still pretty scary to encounter in Transportation.

It appears in the following levels:

Interliminality Film & Media Offices The Office Filming Location Channelsurfing The Living Quarters The Hall Transportation Homecoming

Interliminality is a Roblox game inspired by liminal spaces and The Backrooms, with multiple levels and different entities. Some levels have puzzles, some of which are original and fun.

10% off - This level is like a regular convenience store, but with all the shelves empty. Some shelves are out of place, blocking access to some parts of the store. This level has a gloomy atmosphere, as if it were an abandoned place, the shelves can confirm this from what was said before. Some of the level's lights are also off.

Interliminality Film & Media Offices - This level is the second level of Episode 1, it is a place where filming is apparently being done, the level is well lit, and has windows in some places, as if it were a building. The level is well decorated, however some parts have decorations and furniture that break the laws of physics, are too large to be real, defy gravity by attaching themselves to the ceiling, etc. This level is not large, but it is not small either. It is confirmed that this place was where filming took place as players enter a room with green screens and cameras, which is interesting.

At a certain point, it is possible to see an entity known as The Director walking through a corridor that is obstructed by objects. Further on, it is possible to see that the entity left the level, since the corridor the entity was in was one that gave access to the exit corridor.

The Office - Players spawn in a room known as the "Safe Zone", this room protects players from the entity, as it cannot see players who are inside the room. This room is different from the level, it has blue walls and a green floor with pathways. In this room there is also a gate, which when opened, leads to the exit area, which is also different from the main part of the level, with white walls and a red carpet instead of blue. Some parts of the level require a Flashlight to see, such as the safe zone itself and some dark places. There are several rooms, they have small walls on the sides, they look like real office rooms, but without decorations. This level also has a room with windows, very similar to the spawn room on Interliminality Film & Media Offices.

School Pool - This level has 3 rooms in total. The first room contains a large school pool, and many benches in both sides. Several keys can be found around the place. In the far left, there's a corridor that leads to the second room, with another pool that extends all the way to the other side. Keys can also be found in there. The third room is locked behind a gate with 7 padlocks, and is comprised mainly of lockers. A couple benches and lockers can be seen clipping through the ceiling, near the elevator.

Light and dark - Players first spawn in a room with red carpets, and white walls, with a chair sitting in the left down corner. They will come face to face with a sign that says "Don't go! This will only get worse". Once the player exits the room, they will encounter a huge gap between the 2 rooms that leads to a fall into the void, and only getting across using a wooden bridge. There will be a long hallway after entering the second room, and more chairs. After turning right, you will enter the main maze. The maze is a yellow carpeted and wallpapered room with 1 exit on each side. This seems to go on forever, and once in a while you will reach a dead end.

Things - this level is an interior space with a distinct and somewhat eerie atmosphere. The floor is covered with a black-and-white checkered tile pattern. The walls are plain and white, devoid of any decorations, giving the space a minimalist and somewhat sterile look. The light is thinly distributed/sparse, making some areas dark and require a flashlight. Has no windows and doors but hallways to access areas, that means you can go everywhere. The level has vending machines that are labeled "THINGS" and they are not breaking the laws of physics unlike other levels. This level is small, making it easier to finish the objective. The level has music that looks like is played in a supermarket making the level feel like a supermarket, and that also explains why there are shelves in a certain areas.

Metro station - this level is a dark, expansive indoor area that has a mysterious and foreboding atmosphere. The space is dimly lit, with a predominantly dark blue hue, creating a sense of depth and obscurity. The floor has a glossy, reflective surface, which adds to the eerie ambiance by reflecting the sparse light sources. No need for a flashlight, the digital billboards there can be a light source. Speaking of digital billboards, the digital billboards there display weird stuff. In a certain area of the level, the player will say "What are those?" in front of the locked gate in the hallway of the exit route. And in front of the player, there is a entity with multiple eyes staring at you, the entity looks like its gooey and oozy. And to the right of the room, you will see another entity with the same description but a long one.

"After Hours" is divided into 2 sections

Section 1.

It is a very dark area with blue chairs scattered around the area, with a very dark blue carpet and grey walls and ceiling with tiles and a darker ceiling, sometimes yous see lights but they are too dim. In the way towards section 2, there is a note that reads “Don’t Move” talking about the entity that roams the level.

Section 2 An image of the Exit An image of the Exit

It resembles beige-like high school hallways, unlike section 1, there is a lot of lights that light up the section, there are lockers around the hallways, and locked wooden doors. There is a room behind an unlocked door that has blue chairs surrounding a TV with pink screen, behind there is a vent leading to a lever that will unlock a door with a room that has the exit elevator.

The darkrooms - The Darkrooms is a relatively small map, with no props. There are walls, and your flashlight will not work. There are lights that activate once you go under them to light the map.

The offices - The Computer Offices resemble a large arrangement of hallways with white doors lining the walls, some closed and some leading into smaller rooms. Either tile or blue carpet makes up the flooring. There are large metal vents in the ceiling, which the Crawler can come out of. There is also a wide-open space with a gramophone on one of the tables. Within some rooms you can find a grey desk with four monitors on them. Three of them are stacked on top of one another, and the other is off to the side a bit, a button attached to it.

Abandoned hospital - This level resembles an abandoned modern hospital with various objects like wheelchairs, shelves, beds and lockers. The player first spawns in a hallway leading to an intersection. There are also various rooms connected by large hallways with most of them being locked. One of the rooms the player can go into has 4 beds with 4 pictures and a lockpick. After the player completes the objective the employees only door will open leading to the exit.

Reality - This level looks like Interliminality Film & Media Offices but slightly different with it looking more decayed. This is a place where filming was apparently being done, the level is well lit with a greenish hue, and has windows in some places.

Apartments - You're back in the elevator, you exit to see a hotel. You wander around to see if you can open any doors, none. Until you find the door.. The power goes out and the door creaks open, it's another room! there's empty filing shelves placed around, two doors on the side; one in front of you. the two doors on the side, both locked. behold you see rows of metal chairs and a TV. You look around confused. You approach the TV then SLURP you get sucked inside.

Unstable Stability - resembles an old hotel from the 1900s with various liminal space images scattered around. The player fist spawns in a room with a note saying, "Don't Get Lost" and a closed door with an exit sign above it. There are chairs and shelves scattered around the place and a lot of locked rooms. The lighting in this level is very dim although there is a red light with objects defying physics near it. In one room you can a lot of neatly arranged chairs with a lamp near them.

Shopping Waltz - This level takes place in an empty shopping mall. Non-hostile Mannequins appear in this level, but they cannot move/attack and are mostly there for props. Objective You have to find all the light switches in this level and after that a gate will open. You then go through the gate and into the elevator.

The Darkrooms - is a relatively small map, with no props. There are walls, and your flashlight will not work. There are lights that activate once you go under them to light the map. Objective Your goal is to avoid the Mannequins, and find the elevator.

Mere seconds away - This level looks like a normal elevator but with switches on every wall. There is a floor counter on top of the door that continuously goes up until 80 - 100

Objective The goal of this level is to wait until the floor counter hits 80 - 100. Every so often The Searcher will try to get in the elevator. When this happens the player needs to pull every switch that is flipped up quickly to survive. Every second matters, as just one mistake could end the run.

The channel surfing This level looks like a hotel with a purple tint everywhere. There are also TVs scattered around that have purple static on them. When the player first enters the level, they will see some text on the wall saying WELCOME BACK.

Objective (Chase Sequence) After wandering for a bit, the player will find 2 TVs with liminal space photos on them. After matching the photos up, the player can go up a set of stairs into a door. After opening the door, the player will notice a locked gate and a hallway. After the player wanders the hallway long enough, they will encounter The Director and are forced to turn back which unlocks the gate. During this time TVs will begin to float and text saying FOCUS will appear on the walls. After the player opens the gate, the TVs, both on the floor and ceiling will begin to point in the direction the player is supposed to go. Going in the opposite direction results in a locked door and death. After a while of running and opening doors the floor breaks and the player will have to run through the second floor. Eventually the player will find a TV with a liminal space image. Later on, the player will find another TV and the player has to match the images of the 2 TVs. After that the player has to open the gate, run through the hallway and grab a remote. The player then has to use the remote on The Director and a white rectangle will open afterwards which leads you to episode 3.

Overgrown The player spawns in the offices. It is in a messy state, covered in overgrown plants, as the name suggests.

"so this is the real world ... what the hell happened here?"

The player must explore the area to advance to the next level. The player will find a scanner, which the player must use to open a door. Once this is done, the player continues before arriving at a room. A phone is ringing, and the player answers it. A man speaks:

(???) - "finally ... someone picked up the phone!"

"i am so glad to see that someone else made it out of the television alive..."

"i do not have much time to talk"

"so i am going to make this quick"

"listen, turning off the director does not do anything if you really wanna get out of this place safely"

"his replacement actors will just get the remote and revert what you've done to him!"

"so it's completely useless i'm afraid... "

"long story short, you're still not safe ..."

(!?)A menacing sound can be heard.

"i have to hide ... i'm going to hang up the phone now..."

"but before i go, let me unlock the main office doors for you."

The office door opens.

"good luck, i'll talk to you soon"

"alright, goodbye ..."

(---) Call ends.

After this, the player ventures through the overgrown offices, before advancing to the next level through a door.

The windows This level resembles a modern hotel with a few furniture pieces scattered around. The player first spawns in a small hallway with 2 sets of ramps leading to a small room with the view of the courtyard. The courtyard has a lot of windows in it with a few of them being lit up brightly.

The living quarters. This level looks like the inside of a modern hotel with carpets and wooden floors. This level is sparsely lighted with some lights flickering on and off. This level has many parkour sections presented as large pits with a couple pieces of broken wood right above.

Near the end of the level, you will find The Director off to the side staring at you.

Enclosure This level takes place inside dark ventilation shafts with many intersections, leading left, right and down.

The art gallery - This level takes place inside an Art Gallery. After reaching the end of the ventilation system in Enclosure, the player will fall in the middle of a hallway which leads to the reception. On the wall, there's a large painting of the Painting, and on the desk, a ringing telephone is located. After answering the call, the player must go to the back of the room, where they'll have to scan their hand in order to open the gate that leads to the second part of the level. This part consists of many hallways with paintings on both ends, which The Painting can come out of randomly. There are also empty rooms that may contain statue puzzles.

The truth - This level resembles a modern-day metro station. The player first spawns in a circular dining room with flowers on each table. There are also some closed doors and pillars scattered around the room. After the door is opened, it will lead to a ramp going down into the metro station. In the station there is a train docked with a sign above saying "Interliminality Transportation". Getting on the train will show the director behind the player, before the doors closes.

The Subway. This level resembles a subway. The Director in the level causes the train to shake. After that, The Director starts chasing you and you'll need to escape from The Director.

The Dismissal This is a second part to Transportation since you are now at a train station. The train from Transportation crashes. The phone rings and the man is relieved that you escaped:

(???) - "Oh thank god you're alive..."

"I was so worried you wouldn't make it out alive"

"I guess it's time for you to leave, huh?"

"Well.. I can't come over there and leave with you, I'm afraid."

"I've got more people to try and save, so..."

"I guess this is goodbye..."

"Until we meet again..."

(---)

The strife Appears in: After Hours; Homecoming

The Strife appears as a pure white, pixelated humanoid with elongated arms and a noticeable lack of a lower body. Its head floats slightly above its body, its face composed of four sparsely placed eyes, the bridge of what seems to be a nose, and strange protrusions on the side of its head.

Behavior At the end of a currently Unknown interval, the Strife will appear in front of all players' screen at the same time, accompanied by a beeping/static noise. If the player moves, the Strife will fly into the victim's screen and kill them, sending them back to the elevator.

The Strife will stay on the screen for a random interval of time, somewhere between 7 and 13 seconds, and the player is allowed to move again once the Strife's sprite fades to black and disappears. The Strife stars in its own movie titled THE STRIFE. The Strife's "actor" name is Henry. The Strife was originally a puppet for a film from Interliminality Film & Media Offices, specifically an alien puppet, according to the film's description in the company's website. Evan, developer of Interliminality, jokingly said that The Strife's legs are missing because The Crawler removed them and stuck it to it's body.

Mannequins. Appears in: The Darkrooms The mannequins are gray, human-like faceless figures. Mechanic The mannequins will stop when looked at, and only move when you look away. They will target the nearest player and ignore the rest, meaning that if any other player looks at them, they won't stop moving. Jumpscare A mannequin grabs the player and snaps their spine. The mannequins starred in a short horror film called Behind Your Back. It can be found on the company's website.

The skin stealers. The Skin Stealers are hostile antagonists in Interliminality, created by the Director with the intent of replacing dead actors. They act as its henchmen and will do things for it. can be seen in: Light and Dark Unstable Stability The Skin Stealers have no set appearance as they will mimic the players present. Mechanic The Skin Stealers' looks will automatically change to match every appearance of every player once they load into the level. They will walk around aimlessly until they find a player to follow, then will initially walk towards them, and may randomly crouch or stand still, in an attempt to trick them into believing they're an actual player, before giving chase. Jumpscare The Skin Stealers will snap the player's neck.

The Searcher is a tall, lanky entity with dark brown (or even black) skin, sharp claws and pink, glowing, uneven eyes. Mechanic The Searcher will appear and debut only in Elevator Of Switches. The Searcher will only attack once the player fails to complete the objective. Jumpscare After the player fails to close the door in time, the Searcher busts open the elevator door. The screen turns black, and a loud scream plays in the background, followed by a white flash. It is presumed that the entity kills the player by skewering their body with her claws. This is the only entity whose jumpscare isn't visible. The Searcher is the representation of advertisements, constantly interrupting when you don't when you don't want it to.The Director's sister.

The Crawler Appears in: The Offices The Crawler looks like the Mannequins but with longer legs and 2 extra limbs that protrude from its torso acting as arms. The Crawler also has a clay-like texture and walks on all fours, making crackling sounds as it moves. Behavior After one puzzle in the Offices is completed, the Crawler will climb out of any vent in the ceiling if the player is close enough to it. If the player is still in its line of sight, it will start chasing them. Usually, it wanders around until it spots someone. Jumpscare The Crawler grabs the player and headbutts them. The Crawler's current form is not its original form. The Crawler is the descendant of the Patient.

The Mauler Appears in: Ventilation Shafts The Mauler looks like a quadrupedal entity with a mouth in the middle of his body. It's skin is beige with an eye being inside its mouth.

Mechanic The Mauler will only appear if the player goes down the wrong way. The Mauler was one of the three winning entries of an entity design contest hosted in the Discord server. It was created by Maelstrom/Angeltunge. The Mauler's nickname is Critter.

The patient Appears in: Abandoned Hospital.

An entity made entirely out of a brown unknown material (possibly flesh). It's face has hollow eye sockets with small, glowing, white dots inside that's meant to look like eyes; however, you can only see this in dark places, such as it's jumpscare. It also has a giant open smile, lacking any teeth or gums. It has a long neck, that can barley hold up it's head. It lacks any arms, but instead, has a hand in the middle of it's torso. On the hand, has an eye directly on it's palm. And last but not least, it has a single leg (which is actually an arm) used for hopping around.

Behavior At first, it seems The Patient is completely harmless, only tilting his head from time-to-time, like it observing the player, but after the light flickers, it starts hopping towards the nearest player. Once the lights stop flickering, it stops again. This happens over and over again until the player completes the puzzle, finds the exit and goes in the elevator.

Jumpscare The Patient tilts it's head slightly, before slamming it head on to your's, likely biting the player on the head.

Trivia The Patient has an old scrapped model. The Patient is a failed experiment. The Patient was featured in a movie titled "Dear Harrison", as the imaginary friend of a child in a children's hospital. It can be found in the company's website. The Patient's name is Harrison. The Patient is an ancestor of The Crawler.

The painting Appears in: The Art Gallery The Painting presents itself as a humanoid figure missing its lower half, made of a dark substance that resembles tar/paint. Atop its face and body are several shards in the primary colors (blue, yellow, and red), and three of the pieces on the entity's fake head have eyes and a mouth depicted on them. The entity's actual eye is the white glowing slit located on its torso. Mechanic The Painting will come out of any of the several paintings scattered around the Art Gallery, and crawl down the halls right into another painting. This is randomized, making the entity unpredictable. Jumpscare The entity grabs the player on the neck and chokes them. The Painting was one of the three winning entries of an entity design contest hosted in the Discord server. It was created by 018 (identitycrisis018). The jumpscare was inspired by the MR. BEAST!!!! meme. The Painting is the most liked entity by the majority of the fandom.