Thursday 28 November 2013

SCRIPT - 10 week movie "Runaway"

By Aimee Lister
“Runaway”
By
PALM Productions
Fade In:
SCENE 1
INT. DAY. KITCHEN
Girl and mum are sitting across a table to each other, in a kitchen. The girl Is screaming at her mum, crying. She points, holds her head in her hands and waves to try and get her attention but the mum just sits there, arms folded, blankly. There is an ambient piano track playing over the top. There is no dialogue but the following script can be seen mouthed.
                                Girl
         Screaming. You never listen to me! You act like im not even here!
         I hate you! I can’t live here with you anymore!
                   Are you just going to continue to ignore me?!
Girl slowly realizes her mum is still un responsive
Girl
         Repeats. I can’t live here with you anymore!
         Im going mum, I can take it.
Girl walks out of the room, looking back over her shoulder as she reaches the door.
Girl
         Have a nice life.
As the girl leaves, the mum finally moves, looking up to an empty door way and is still expressionless.
Scene 2
INT. DAY. BEDROOM.
The Girl is in her room, packing items furiously into a ruck sack. Tears are rolling down her cheeks. She shoves a few notes into her bag and zips it up. Pulling on a pair of boots and a wooly hat, she swings the ruck sack onto her back, picks up her guitar and walks out of the room. We follow her down the stairs, reaching the bottom she looks back at the empty table. Walking out the door and slamming it behind her, pulling her jacket tighter.
Scene 3
EXT. DAY. UNDER PIER.
Black screen, white writing, courier new; “Day 1 ANGER.”
Girl wakes up under the pier. She is cold and lonely, she picks up her guitar and ruck sack and walks along the seafront.
scene 4
EXT. DAY. SHELTER
Black screen, white writing, courier new; “Day 4 ISOLATION.”
Girl is sleeping in a small shelter on the sea front, she walks around the shelter, smoking.
Scene 5
EXT. DAY. BRIDGE
Black screen, white writing, courier new; “Day 9 HOPE.”
Girl is sitting, under a bridge playing her guitar to passers by. A few people stop to listen and give money, she has hope that she might be able to get off the streets.
Scene 6
EXT. NIGHT. BENCH
Same day, girl falls asleep on a park bench with guitar underneath her. A hooded figure approaches and steals the guitar, the girl remains asleep
Scene 7
EXT. MORNING. BENCH
Black screen, white writing, courier new; “Day 10 HOPLESS.”
Girl wakes up  to find guitar missing, she frantically looks around her, screaming. She sits back on the bench with her head in her hands, she is hopeless.
SCENE 8
EXT. NIGHT. ARCADE
Black screen, white writing, courier new; “Day 15 DESPERATION.”
The girl is walking along the arcades, mesmerized by the lights. She see’s a man approaching her, he bumps into her and looks into her eyes. The following script is silent but the dialogue is seen and mouthed.
           Man
    Hey sorry didn’t see you there, Darling.
           Girl
    Nervously Laughs. Haha its okay.
Girl tries to walk past but the man grabs her arm, he strokes her face and moves the hair out of her eyes.
           Man
     Where are you off to?
          Girl
      No where special.
          Man
      Why don’t you come back to mine?
The man pulls his wallet out of his pocket, insinuating that he will pay her to go back to his. She looks anxious but is desperate for the money so nods her heads. He puts his arm around her waist as he takes her away.
SCENE 9
INT. MORNING. BEDROOM
Black screen, white writing, courier new; “Day 16 SHAME.”
We see a man and a woman asleep in a bed together. The girl wakes up, hair a mess and mascara down her face. We follow her eyes across the bed as she see’s the man asleep next to her. She slowly sits up and dresses on the edge of the bed. She see’s some money on the edge of the bedside table and picks it up, stuffing it into her ruck sack. She opens the draw, checking to make sure the man is still asleep and finds a watch and phone inside, she also puts that into her ruck sack and leaves the room.
Fade Out:
The End

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