pre-production: Script




 Main character: Annabelle
Friend: Brooklyn
Script created by Safwan Hussain

Script

Our advert won’t consist of much dialogue because we believe adverts which are silent have the biggest impacts among the audience.
Sometimes saying nothing can have really good resolutions. So as a production crew we have decided to have the voice of the main character (Brooklyn)
do a voiceover over the top narrating each of the scenes as if they were taking place in the present during her life.

Scene 1:
(Match cut) of  Annabelle making her way to college,minding her own business, crossing roads etc.

Scene 2:
(Tracking shot) of  Annabelle’s feet walking along the pavement. Another tracking shot of her boarding a bus.

Scene 3:
(Establishing shot) of college.
(Tracking shot) of  Annabelle entering the college making her way to her lesson.

Scene 4:
(Tilt shot) of  Annabelle attire. Slowly moving upwards to identify what she is wearing.

Scene 5:
(Over the shoulder shot) of group of friends,including  Annabelle meeting up together.

Scene 6:
(Extreme close-up) of  Annabelle’s phone. Text message pops up revealing traumatising message.

Scene 7:
(Close-up) of  Annabelle’s  face to capture emotions. (Edit in afterwards, messages and words spoken on screen).

Scene 8:
(Close-up) of  Annabelle holding a piece of paper with threatening vows. (Will be used as a flashback).

Scene 9:
(Mid-shot) of bully leaving the violent letter inside of Brooklyn's bag.

Scene 10:
(Mid-shot) of  Annabelle opening up her bag and finding the letter inside and slowly reading.
(Close-up) of  Annabelle’s emotions.

Scene 11:
(Long-shot) of both Annabelle and Brooklyn boarding two different buses.

Scene 12:
(Mid-shot) of Brooklyn convinces Anabelle not to commit suicide and helps her make the right decision.

Scene 13:
(Credits)

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