Hopefully the Final Script (or Nick, I Hope You’re Happy)

I made some hopefully final changes to the script to accommodate for the new location we are shooting at (one of the group study rooms at PHSC). I also put the damn thing in Studiobinder.

Here is the link to the script or just read in here.

Establishing shot of room

Cut to a man (Detective played by Fares) taking notes (Chiaroscuro is used)

Inner Monologue from Detective: “Precision simulation hired me to investigate who hacked into their simulation and bring them to justice. Ever since the first attack, it has been glitching –

(cut to frozen clock) time will move erratically, you will be in a place you don’t remember going to. On the bright side, after this job, I’ll quit: I may be young but I’ve put in too many hours to keep working this dead-end job. My partner for this job is a felon and a hacker and once we’re done with this job, Precision promised to wipe his slate clean. He seems like the kind of guy that is too ‘goody two shoes’ to even commit tax fraud, but I was shocked when I heard that he …”

Sound of gunshots offscreen “Damn”

Frame pans to show Hacker (played by Kevin) playing a game

D: “Could you keep it down, I’m trying to concentrate.

(Shot reverse shot sequence starts)

H: “My bad man. Hey, can I put some color back in this world; all this black and white is making me depressed?”

D: “Sure, whatever.”

H: “And then I said, let there be color!”

Chiaroscuro gone in next cut; color present

H: “There, much better. Now, did you find any information on our culprit?”

D: “Well, we know that they’re good at altering this simulation, so they must be good with computers.”

H: “Way to go, Sherlock, I mean do we have a witness or, better yet, a name?”

D: “We do have a name: Bostrom. That’s all we have though: no face, no age, and no location.”

Cut to D and H leaving the room

D: “They may be on to us, let’s get out of here.”

Title card appears with sound of the door shutting.