Planning Blog: Scripts

Dialogue and Sound Script

Scene 1:

-No dialogue

-Birds tweeting 

Scene 2:

-No dialogue

-Subject is sleeping in her bed. 

Scene 3:

-No dialogue

Scene 4:

-No dialogue

Scene 5:

-No dialogue

-Upbeat music plays

-Subject pops eyes open, orbs filled with excitement 

Scene 6: 

-No dialogue

-Subject begins to brush her teeth

Scene 7: 

-Subject briskly picks an outfit to wear, sighing as she is satisfied with her choice 

 -No dialogue

Scene 8: 

-No dialogue

Scene 9:

-No dialogue; upbeat music fades out

Scene 10:

-Olive scoots out the chair she knew so well and plopped down in it.

Scene 11:

-Olive: "Good morning, Ms. Richells!" She states while adjusting her body's position to sit in the chair comfortably.

Scene 12: 

-Ms. Richells looks up from her stack of papers slowly then sets her eyes upon Olive.

-Olive smiles as a silent greeting while Ms. Richells puts down her maroon colored pen

-Ms. Richells: "Good morning, Olive. How may I help you today?"

 

 

Shooting Script

Scene 1:

  • Fade in, wide shot of house (being shown in order to identify setting). 

  • Non-diegetic sound: birds chirping 

  • Lighting: bright, illuminated by natural daylight

Scene 2:

  •  Dolly shot to subject's (Olive) face 
  •  Daylight streamed into bedroom

Scene 3:

  •  Close up shot 

  •  Slight zoom in 

Scene 4:

  • Cut to phone on nightstand 

  • Diegetic sound: alarm ringing  

  • Diegetic sound: hand slamming down onto phone

Scene 5:

  • Hovering close up shot 

  • Non-diegetic sound: upbeat music

Scene 6:

  • Non-diegetic sound: upbeat music continues
  • Diegetic sound: faint sound of brushing teeth 
  • Wide shot 

Scene 7:

  • Non-diegetic sound: upbeat music continues
  • Diegetic sound: animated sigh

Scene 8:

  • Diegetic sound: door closing 
  • Non-diegetic sound: upbeat music continues
  • Full shot of subject walking 

Scene 9:

  • Long shot
  • Non-diegetic sound: upbeat music continues 

Scene 10: 

  • Cut to wide middle shot of subject sitting at a desk
  • Diegetic sound: chair scraping against the floor 
  • Upbeat music fades out completely

Scene 11:

  • Student greets staff member 

  • Non-diegetic sound starts: moderate music plays in background

Scene 12:  

  • Non-diegetic sound continues softly in the background
  • Staff member greets student back

Scene 13:

  • Non-diegetic sound continues
  • Staff member adjusts her glasses while questioning students 



 

 

 

 


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