Final Task: Planning Script

 

Planning Script Blog

Opening Script
Scene 1-

-Chop of meat on Board

Scene 2
 
-Music plays ("Non, je ne regrette rien")

Scene 3

-No Dialogue
(Music Plays)

Scene 4

-No Dialogue
(Music Plays)

Scene 5 

Zeke - "You can't do anything right in you're life"
Paola- *Cries*

Muffled fighting and music 

Scene 6 

Paola- "You're a horrible person I hate you" 
Zeke- "You don't deserve me"

Scene 7

-No Dialogue
(Music Plays)

Scene 8 

(Music stops)
Zeke- "Life is portrayed and lived through others. Big media produces perfect pictures of life all through. The car, the house, the job, and the wife. We can only play that part society wants us to play for so long. Perfection is great, yet there's always going to be trouble in this evolutionary Paradise.

Scene 9

-911 Operator- "Hello what you're emergency... Hello?....... Hello is anyone there?....."

Scene 10

(Ending call beep for 4 seconds)
Zeke- *laughs*

Scene 11

(Music plays at its climax again)


This will be about Paola Dorazio's and my final task. Titled, "Paradise" a thriller. Mainly our script isn't more of person to person dialogue. Our shooting is going to be different. We are gathering to utilize other forms of sound. Like more sound effects and music. For our main music, we will be using French audio. The song is titled, "Non, je ne regrette rien".  This song is by Édith Piaf French artist. The song title translating to "No, I do not regret anything". This will be playing through. Our acters will be talking but their body movements will speak for them. One of our sound effects for example in the 4th slide is the chopping of meat. The chop then the music. The main dialogue from the charters will be the man's short monology about relationships. Going into the beliefs and problems with them. Then the 9/11 call after with the dropped call sound. Then the music playing again. We decided to put more of a less seen twist. We want our actor's actions to show forth more power than words.



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