Second attempt of my script

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Based on the drawn storyboard, I decided to create a shooting script, detailing all the shots and angles for my shoot.

Attached below is the shooting script.


                                            OPENING SEQUENCE SHOOTING SCRIPT

 BEDROOM NIGHT


Extreme close up shot of Sarah's eyes reading a book while she is on the bed and reaching her hand to the phone after hearing a notification message. 

Over the shoulder shot of Sarah looking at the phone.

Close up shot of the phone of the text: "Hey, can you let me in? I'm outside your door."  

Extreme close up shot of her face getting shocked and confused: "What's this a message from my number?"


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LIVING ROOM NIGHT 


Medium close-up shot of Sarah watching outside through the door peephole. 

We see a wide shot of the outside area. 

Mid shot of  Sarah texting on the phone asking "who is this?".  

Close up shot of again getting a message saying that "its's me you're inside right?". 

Pan movement of Sarah being confused, looking around the living room. 

Close up shot of the message "Check your phone camera roll".

Extreme close up shot of the phone, that Sarah is scrolling into the photos and her face before trying reacting to it a video message arrives.

POV shot of Sarah's trembling fingers pressing play.


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POV shot of laptop screen and zoom in 

Close up shot of the scenes of AI Sarah with a smile and blink she says "Sarah you are no longer needed"

High angle of Sarah seeing the video and panicking

There is a fast pan of light flickering in her living room, and then it goes off.



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Learning Outcome
After completing my script I realized I had the same issues that I had with my storyboard, I cannot finalize it until I actually film my shots and I'm also not sure of how well can my execution of these shots for my mock shoot can take place, so this will be just a rough script.



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