Planning Blog: Script





 Sound and Dialogue Script

 

Scene 1

       -no dialogue.

Scene 2

       -no dialogue.

Scene 3

       -no dialogue

 

Scene 4

       -No dialogue.

Scene 5

       -No dialogue.

Scene 6

       -Robert: Where’s my money Williams? I gave you 3 months

       -Matthew: You calling me by my last name now? I said I got you.

       -Robert: You been saying that for 3 months.

       -Matthew: (screams) Ahhhh!

Scene 7

      -Akiel: no dialogue

      -Akiel: Oh my Gosh, Dad what happened?

      -Matthew:(whispering) Robert did it.

      -Akiel: Robert did what? Don’t die on me please.

Scene 8

     -Akiel: no dialogue.

     -Robert: Alright Mya you better not be talking to no boys.

     -Mya: Boy bye, you my cousin not my daddy.

      -Robert: You basically my daughter girl. Be safe.

      -Mya: Alright you too.

Scene 9

      -Akiel:(muttering to himself) He killed my father and thinks his life gonna be good? Nah I don’t like that.

Scene 10

       --Akiel: no dialogue

       -People in store: muttering in distance.

Scene 11

       -Akiel: no dialogue

       -Mya: Did y’all see that new Chanel purse?

       -Princess: Yess I was thinking about getting it.

       -Akiel: no dialogue

       -Akiel: Wassup can I get your name ma?

       -Gabby: Ooo okay Mya I see you

       -Mya: My name is Mya, and you are?

       -Akiel: Akiel, Akiel Williams.

SHOOTING SCRIPT

 

Scene 1

       -Establishing shot of neighborhood.

       -Camera moves slowly to get an overview of         the whole neighborhood.

       -Non diegetic sound: music playing.

       -Song: slippin by DMX playing.

       -Lighting: sunshine (natural lighting)

       -Dissolves into next scene.

Scene 2

    -Medium shot is being used for Tommie and Jessica as they’re playing and laughing.

    -Non diegetic sound: music in background.

    -Song: Slippin by DMX playing.

    -lighting: sunshine ( natural light)

    -cuts into next scene.

Scene 3

      -Long shot of Deshaun & Sam talking & laughing at something on a phone.

      -Non-diegetic sound: music in background.

      -Song: Slippin by DMX.

      -Lighting: sunshine (natural light).

      -Cuts into next scene.

Scene 4

       -Medium shot of Michael & Greg arguing.

       -Closeup on the dice.

       -Non diegetic sound: background music fading out.

       -Song: Slippin by DMX.

       -Lighting: sunshine (natural light).

       -Cuts into next scene.

Scene 5

                 -Long shot of Akiel walking home.

                 -Pan to follow him as he’s walking home.

      -Non-diegetic sound: birds chirping.

      -Lighting: sunshine (natural light).

      -Uses continuity for the next scene

Scene 6

      -Medium shot of Robert and Matthew standing in front of each other.

      -Diegetic sound: Robert asks Matthew for his money. Matthew responds.

      -Shot reverse shot: as Matthew and Robert is talking back and forth.

      -Robert stabs Matthew with a knife, closeup is used on Matthew’s face.

      -Diegetic sound: Matthew falls to the floor and screams.

      -Robert is shown at a high angle.

      -Lighting: light that is in the house.

      -Continuity to next scene.

Scene 7

      -Akiel walks into house and sees his dad(Matthew) on the floor. He runs over to him.

      -Diegetic sound: Akiel talking to him, and Matthew responding.

      -Low angle as Matthew looks up at Akiel.

      -Closeup on Matthew’s chest.

      -Non-diegetic sound: sad background music.

      -Dissolves to next scene.

      -Lighting: light that’s in the house.

Scene 8

      -Akiel is outside walking and he sees some people.

      -Closeup on his face, eyeline match as the camera is on Mya and Robert

      -Akiel hides to listen to their conversation.

      -Diegetic sound: Mya and Robert talking.

      -Non-diegetic sound: suspense music in background.

      -Lighting: night (natural light)

      -Dissolves into next scene.

 Scene 9

      -Tilt from top to bottom to see Akiel sitting on bleachers.

      -Diegetic sound: Akiel talking to himself.

      -Akiel is looking at something on his phone.

      -Over the shoulder to see that Akiel is scrolling on his phone.

      -Camera focuses on his phone and it’s Mya’s profile.

      -Non diegetic sound: loud background music.

      -Lighting: bright light from a source, dark outside.

      -Dissolves into next scene.

Scene 10

       -Akiel is in the corner store getting snacks.

       -Tracking to follow Akiel as he walks around the store.

       -Akiel is leaving the store.

       -Diegetic sound:people in store talking.

       -Lighting: bright, sunshine comes in through window.

       -Continuity to next scene.

Scene 11

      -Action match as Akiel is opening the door to leave the store.

      -Akiel sees Mya and friends.

      -Eyeline match to see what Akiel is looking at.

      -Long shot of Mya, Gabby, and Princess.

      -Diegetic sound: Mya, Gabby, and Princess are talking.

      -Akiel walks up to them.

      -Diegetic sound: Akiel speaks to Mya.

      -Shot reverse shot as they’re talking back and forth.

      -Non-diegetic sound: loud music as Akiel finishes saying something.

      -Lighting: sunshine (natural light).

      -Fades out. 



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