Planning Blog ( Sound Script & Shooting Script)

~Sound Script and Shooting Script~

 Script 

No dialogue

No dialogue

* doorbell rings

Actor 1: "it is too early for this" ( proceeds to fall back asleep).

* doorbell rings again.

Actor 1: alright alright.

delivery man: good morning, this package is for you.

Actor 1: yes good morning, I also ordered a package a couple days ago and I never received it.

delivery man: Excuse me but you did, you answered the door and even filled out the signature.

Actor 1: I think you have the wrong person, I was clearly out of town.

delivery man: alright nice try, have a nice day.

Actor 1: nice try ?! are you blind? I clearly never met you or have gotten anything from you.

No dialogue 

No dialogue


Shooting

Scene 1

- Actor 1 wakes up to the diegetic sound of the doorbell.

- Actor 1 rolls over and stuffs her face into the pillow, the doorbell rings again and she finally gets up.

Scene 2

- Actor 1 is shown walking over to the door and peeks through the small mirror to see who at the door.

- A POV shot of what Actor 1 sees through the small-looking hole.

- Actor 1 opens the door and sees the delivery man, he is holding a box and signature form.

Scene 3

- Camera cuts to Actor 1s twin who is living underneath or above her in the attic. ( actor 1 has no idea)

- This scene shows the settings and atmosphere of where the identical person is staying.

Scene 4 

- dialogue between actor 1 and delivery man.

- The conversation shows that supposedly Actor 1 already received the package and came to the door, but in reality, it was an identical copy.

- Actor 1 gets mad, ends the conversation, and slams the door.

Scene 5

- As actor 1 walks back to get some coffee she sees the package sitting on the table.

- This is when she realizes someone is living in her house or something is wrong with her.

- She doesn't think too much of it and continues on with her day.

Scene 6

- Cut to actor 1 driving, Music can be heard on her radio and she seems calm at the moment.

- The light turns red and the actor comes to a stop.

- Actor 1 looks to her right and sees an identical copy/ clone of herself right next to her in the car.

- The identical person slowly turns their head and gives a creepy smile and wave. Actor 1 is helpless and looks terrified.

- This is when the sequence begins to end as both drivers now have to drive away as the light turns.


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