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The boy gets ready to leave his room at night, packing a portable charger, rolling papers, tobacco, and emptying his wallet. The messy room establishes the boy as a character as he listens to music and gets dressed, putting on a hoodie. The summary raises the central question of where he is going and why he is preparing to leave at night.
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- 1. Extended Step-Outline Sheet Scene No 1 Page No 1 Slugline Interior, Night, Home, Boy’s room Endpoint of last scene First scene Characters in scene Son Point of scene To establish the boy as a character Conflict Ending / central question Where is he going? Why is he getting dressed? Scene description (without dialogue) focusing on key micro aspects (mise-en-scène, camera, sound, editing, etc) Teenage boy’s room. Messy floor Unorganized Music playing from his speaker He pulls a hoodie over his head He opens a drawer a takes our a portable charger, a cord, rolling papers, tobacco and his wallet. There a close up on the wallet showing that it is empty. He grabs his phone and keys and walks out his door.