Alberto and Dominic’s Edit: Mounir and Alfie’s Edit:
Alfie and Mounir: Alberto and Dominic: Harley Reuben: Aaron and Bryan
I'm not coming in - meet you in the shelterScene 3: Location: Classroom Sound: Ringtone. Character 2 checks their phone - it's the end of class and he leaves school to meet Character 1. CAMERA: Wide shot of the whole classroom with the student receiving the text closer to the camera. Shots of students leaving the lesson and moving to their next lesson. Scene 4: CAMERA: Montage of shots of weather based around the Thames. Shots of people on the street to reflect their reaction to the weather conditions. Scene 5: Location: South Bank Character 2 is shown looking around CAMERA: First person single shot Scene 6: Location: Shelter Character 1 is upset, he wanted to get away from the bullying.
SCRIPT:
C2: "What's the problem?" C1: [Shrugs, with his head in his hands.] C2: "Come on bro, don't be so sad." C1: [No reply] C2: [Sits down quietly beside C1] "Come on; I'm your best friend." C1: "Well..." C2: "What is it?" C1: "The Year 9s were bullying me." C2: [pats him on the shoulder]
CAMERA: When they first encounter each each other, filmed from inside the shelter - allowing a view of the weather, as well as the scene outside, possibly with Character 1 in silhouette. During the conversation: starting with a two shot, filmed from the side. This is filmed from the outside. Additionally we could film some over-the-shoulder shots with a second camera. Scene 7: Location: Following Character 2's path as he leaves the school. Character 3: follows character two to the shelter, he lags behind, hidden from him. While the other two are in the shelter, he takes a photo of the two of them. He laughs. CAMERA: 1st person view. POSSIBLE ENDINGSCHARACTER 1: Reuben CHARACTER 2: Aaron CHARACTER 3: Alberto Scene One: Location: South Bank with lots of people – Waterloo Bridge. Character 1 is rushing around, on arrival in the sheltered location they zip their jacket and hood up. They… Continue Reading →
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