following on from………….

Step Layout:

Section 1:       Wide shot of clock and office

Section 2:       Interviewee whats into room and glances at clock

Section 3:       Interviewee sits down and introduces himself

Section 4+5:   Question and answer times 4

Section 6:       Goes back in time and repeats the last 2 shots

 

Character Over View:

Name                  Characteristics

Interviewer:      Enthusiastic and exited to be in the interview.

Interviewee:      Bored and lazy, wants the interview to be over quickly.

 

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Script draft 1

Scene 1 – Introduction:

(attempts to shake hand, then sits down) Interviewee: (Enthusiastically) Hello again

(Clearly reading off sheet of paper) Interviewer: (mumbling) Hello and welcome to Rerun Accounting, I am going to ask you a few question about you and your passed roles. Ok?…

Interviewee: Sure, ill make sure to answer all questions as holistically as…

Interviewer: Yeah yeah whatever, trust me i don’t want to be here just as much as you do.

Interviewee: (Confused) Ok…

Interviewee: (Sigh) Right lets get started

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Scene 2 – Questions:

Question 1:

Interviewer: (Slouches) Do you have any hobbies or interests?

Interviewee: (looks up) Well I really do enjoy my basket ball. It keeps me active and gets me outside, Id say i am quite skilled at it but… (Pause) yeah I’m alright.

Question 2:

Interviewer: Right ok… (confused look) What’s your time management like?

Interviewee: (Thinks about it and chuckles)

Interviewer: Whats so funny?!

Interviewee: Nothing, Nothing is. Its alright I suppose, erm… (Pause) i wouldn’t say its the best but I can get the job done. (Starts Laughing)

Interviewer: Why do you keep laughing? (confused look)

Interviewee: (Impassively) Never mind lets move on

Question 3:

Interviewer: (entreating, still slouched) What was your previous job like? Was it the Pizza delivery place down town?

Interviewee: (Confidently) Yeah it is, is was good, I really enjoyed it but it was quite boring because i was on my own a lot of the time (pause) there where always ways of making it interesting.

 

Question 4:

Interviewer: (sits up, confused and intrigued) Why did you get fired from your last job? I’m confused…

Interviewee: (looks down and vulnerable)  I was on a normal delivery, it must have been an off day for me, and he was short on money. I wasn’t having any of it, so i… (Effects shows that he gets shot)

Interviewer: (Shocked exprestion)…

Interviewee: (annoyed) Right lets try this again… (pulls out phone and pushes button with other hand)

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Scene 3 – Repeat:

(attempts to shake hand, then sits down) Interviewee: (Enthusiastically) Hello again

(Clearly reading off sheet of paper) Interviewer: (mumbling) Hello and welcome to Rerun… (camera cuts to Interviewee, with a smug look on his face. Fades out)

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Final Script

Script

 

I can know to start my planning. However, I do not need to do any research on storyboards, shot lists, Call sheets, production schedules, location shots, location recces and risk assessments as i have already done research of these in the past. I can now get into my most interesting imagination sequence which is the last question the gunshot effect.