Having a script is vital to making a film as it provides dialogue along with stage directions. This a draft we have written so that we can develop it and help us to develop our storyboard and film treatment.
screenplay
noun
- the script of a film, including acting instructions and scene directions.
MINUETS, HOURS, DAYS
By
Georgia Todd
Molly Windsor
Anna Dunford
ESTABLISHING LONG SHOT OF DOOR, HIGH ANGLE LOOKING DOWN FROM STAIRS. - DIFFERENT SHOTS CUT TOGETHER
SCILENCE
LETTER COME THROUGH THE POST BOX.CHARATER (MUM) COLLECTS.
FIRST SHOT REWINDED-GOING BACKWARDS UP THE STAIRS.
MUSIC STARTS QUIETLY.
Credits appear
Shot of lights out of focus- slow motion, low angle point of view from bed.
Character sitting on the bed, with a laptop reading an article. Reading parts of the news article.
CHARACTER-callie
(UPSETTIINGLY)
Tommy, a 19 year old student, fell to his death as he tried to coax his friend back inside to a party being held in a dormitory at a university.
After his 16 year old friend threatened to jump from a ledge outside the window.
KNOCKING AT DOOR
MUM
Honey are you alright?
SPINING OF ROOM- SPED UP
CLOCK SPED UP
CHARACTER SITTING ON THE FLOOR, DIFFERENT ANGLES/SHOTS (SPINNING EFFECT)
CALLIE
(Non-diegetic dialogue-voice over)
Man dies preventing suicide.
Fell to his death.
He was trying to help.
CLOSE UP OF DIARY ENRTY JANURARY 3RD.-callies point of view
CALLIE
(VOICE OVER)
I’m sorry
It’s all my fault
(Repeated)
OVER THE SHOULDER SHOT, Callie picks news article off the wall.
CLOSE UP OF NEWS ARTICLE IN HANDS
CALENDER-SHOTS OF DAYS GOING BY.
KNOWCKING
MUM
A letter came for you today
I’ll leave it here
CALLIE PICKS UP LETTER AND RUNS OUT OF HER ROOM AND DOWN THE STAIRS.
DROPPING THE LETTER AS SHE RUNS OUT THE HOUSE.
SHOTS OF HER LEAVING, AND RUNNING UP THE DRIVE.
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