Planning for Final Task: Scripts

Opening Sequence Script Dialogue and Sound only by scene:

Scene 1

    - No Dialog 

    -Music Playing

Scene 2

    -No Dialog

    -Music  Playing

Scene 3

    - Knock on door of camera

    -Lachlan (V.O.): "Hey, Hiro! I'm here!"

    -Music Playing

Scene 4

    - No Dialog 

    -Music Playing

Scene 5

    - Lachlan: "Time to get ready!"

    -Music Playing

Scene 6

    - Lachlan: "Let's gear up!" 

    -Music Playing

Scene 7

    - No Dialog 

    -Music Playing

Scene 8

    - No Dialog 

    -Music Playing

Scene 9

    - Hiro: "Check!"

    - Lachlan: "Check!"

    -Music Playing

Scene 10

    - Hiro and Lachlan: "Let's do this!"

    -Music Playing

Scene 11

    - Lachlan: "How many ghosts do you think we'll see?"

    -Hiro: "I don't know...I just hope we brought enough snacks!"

    -Music Playing

Scene 12

    - Lachan: "How much farther?"

    - Hiro: "It's just right up here"

    -Music Playing 

Scene 13

    - Hiro: "Well, here it is. The Murder House"

    -Music starts to fade out.

Scene 14

    - Lachlan (V.O.): "I wonder how many people were murdered here."

Scene 15

    - Hiro:  "You ready to go in?"

    - Lachlan: "As ready as I am going to be."

Scene 16

    -Ghost (cheerfully): "Let's do this!"

Scene 17

    - No Dialog 

 Scene 18

    - No Dialog 

Scene 19

    - Hiro and Lachlan scream.

Scene 20

    - No Dialog 

Scene 21

    - Ghost: "What did I say?"

Shooting Script

Scene 1

    - Dark screen with production logos

    -Non-diegetic sound: song starts (no lyrics)

Scene 2

    -Hiro shown from behind playing video games.

    -Normal room lighting

    -Non-diegetic sound: song playing

Scene 3

    - Hiro playing on computer and quickly turns head.

    -Normal room lighting

    - Diegetic sound: knock on door and Lachlan calls out from off camera.

    -Non-diegetic sound: song playing

Scene 4

    - Camera follows Lachlan walking towards Hiro's room

    -Normal room lighting

    -Non-diegetic sound: song playing

Scene 5

    - Lachlan pushes open the door to a smiling Hiro sitting at his computer

    -Normal room lighting

    - Diegetic sound: Lachlan talks to Hiro

    -Non-diegetic sound: song playing

Scene 6

    - Hiro and Lachlan grab backpacks, look at each other and toss the backpacks on the bed. Camera follows the eyeline and action of the bag to the bed. 

    -Normal room lighting

    - Diegetic sound: Lachlan speaks

    -Non-diegetic sound: song playing

Scene 7

    - Important supplies getting tossed into Lachlan's backpack

    -Normal room lighting

    -Non-diegetic sound: song playing

Scene 8

    - Important supplies getting tossed into Hiro's backpack

    -Normal room lighting

    -Non-diegetic sound: song playing

Scene 9

    - Camera cuts back and forth to Lachlan and Hiro as they strap on a back pack and strike a hero pose and look at each other. Shot reverse shot.

    -Normal room lighting

    - Diegetic sound: Lachlan and Hiro speak

    -Non-diegetic sound: song playing

Scene 10

    - Low angle shot of Hiro and Lachlan standing in power poses. 

    -Brighter room lighting

    - Diegetic sound: Hiro and Lachlan speak

    -Non-diegetic sound: song playing

Scene 11

    - Camera follows Hiro and Lachlan walking down the road. 

    -Just starting to get dark outside

    - Diegetic sound: Lachlan and Hiro speak

    -Non-diegetic sound: song playing

Scene 12

    - Camera switches to front high angle shot of Hiro and Lachlan walking down the road studying Lachlan's phone GPS. 

    -Just starting to get dark outside.

    - Diegetic sound: Lachlan and Hiro speak

    -Non-diegetic sound: song playing

Scene 13

    - Hiro and Lachlan filmed from behind facing the murder house. 

    -Just starting to get dark

    - Diegetic sound: Hiro speaks

    -Non-diegetic sound: song starts to fade

Scene 14

    - Establishing shot of the house. 

    -near dark

    - Diegetic sound: Lachlan speaks off camera

    -Non-diegetic sound: song fades away

Scene 15

    - Medium close up of Hiro and Lachlan looking at the house. Another person seems to be standing behind them. They look excited but apprehensive.

    -Near dark

    - Diegetic sound: Lachlan and Hiro speak to each other

Scene 16

    - Medium close up of a smiling ghost. standing with hands on their hips.

    -Near dark

    - Diegetic sound: Ghost speaks cheerfully

  Scene 17

    - Medium shot of  Hiro and Lachlan shifting their gaze to the ghost behind them. Shocked expressions on their faces as they take a step back. Ghost remains standing with hands on hips smiling.

    -Near dark

Scene 18

    - Shot reverse shock of Hiro and Lachlan staring each other shocked.. 

    -Near dark

Scene 19

    - Hiro and Lachlan look at the camera, clearly distressed. Ghost looks confused and a little upset.

    -Near dark

    - Diegetic sound: Lachlan and Hiro scream

Scene 20

    - Hiro and Lachlan turn in opposite directions and run off. Ghost looks back and forth at them running off, totally confused.

    -Near dark

Scene 21

    - Medium shot of ghost looking confused with hands up and elbows bent questioning.

    -Near dark

    - Diegetic sound: Ghost speaks



 

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