Coursework: Scriptwriting

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Series 1 episode 12

‘to know or not to know’

 by Watanpreet Kaur

23/10/2021


 DW10: EP 9 'To Know or Not to Know ' by Watanpreet Kaur - 23/10/21.

1 EXT. THE FOREST (park) and office - DAY 1 –

 

KRITI

HEY! What’s going on out there

CUT TO VED OVER THE PHONE:

Breathing heavily, running whilst looking ahead at the camera, holding phone to ear at park

VED

THEY FOUND … ME

KRITI

DILLENA WH0 FOUND YOU


VED

THE CREATURES THAT WE SAW AT THE ABANDONED LABATORY

KRITI

YOU’RE NOT TALKING ABOUT THE ONES THAT CAN TRANSFORM FROM ALIEN TO HUMAN!!

VED

YES!!THE ONES THAT ARE PLANNING ON DESTROYING EARTH

KRITI

SHOCKED FACE AND PACING AROUND THE ROOM WITH THE BOARD WITH INFO ON IT AT THE BACK

DILLENA YOU HAVE TO GET OUT OF THERE NOW!

VED

YHH I WILL

VED LOOKS BACK AND SEES REVA -SHOCKED FACE-

OH CRA-

VED TRIES TO RUN BUT REVA GRABS VEDS ARM AND STABS HER 

REVA

FINALLY FOUND THE ONE OF THE RATS THAT WAS SNEAKING AROUND THE LABATORY

(TENSE MUSIC IN BACKGROUND) 

PICKS UP PHONE AND REVA LOOKS DOWN AT ‘VED’NOT DIRECTLY AT CAMERA AND SMILES TO HERSELF

CUT TO REVA (GODS VIEW ANGLE): 

CUTS TO KRITI: 

KRITI

HELLO DILLENA WHATS WRONG ANSWER?? DILLENA ANSWER!!

REVA 

SO YOU’RE THE OTHER ONE SNEAKING AROUND THE LABATORY HUH??

KRITI 

WH0 ARE YOU AND WHERES DILLENA

REVA 

OH, YOUR LITTLE FRIEND SHES DEAD

KRITI

WHAT DO YOU MEAN SHES DEAD

REVA 

OH DON’T WORRY ABOUT THAT CAUSE YOUR NEXT…

REVA HANGS UP.

CUTS TO KRITI: CONFUSION/SHOCK

KRITI LOOKS AT INFO BOARD AND THE CAMERA GOES TO THE SIDE





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