Script

A script is the written text of the film; it includes the location, the movement, the dialogue, and what the characters do. It is telling the story with descriptions and dialogue to provide a guide for the film. It makes filming easier because, essentially, it is a plan of what will be happening in the scenes you are filming. From the script to the actual filming, changes are made depending on the situation during filming. For example, if a scene was supposed to take place inside the house with two certain characters, but then there was a realization that the dialogue did nothing to support the plot or story line, then changes are made to make sure everything serves the purpose of the theme and message of the movie. 

I have created a rough draft of what the script would be for the second scene in the film opening. I researched horror scripts to understand exactly how to include everything that was needed and how to format it. I used the Halloween script as research to how to write a script/screenplay correctly. I found the script on the https://thescriptlab.com/property/halloween/ website, which also provided scripts for many other films. 

That being said, I have included the rough draft of the script I created for my film opening. 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AzWXSxtzzu2cBW1fboVM6sFf_vV1K5p7HtJp3NyZeps/edit?usp=sharing