Assignment 49 draft one script
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Liam Howse encounters an alien in the forest who transports him onto their spaceship. They form a friendship, and the alien shows Liam their technology like a bracelet and games from Liam's time in the 1980s. Years later in the present day, Liam listens to 1980s music in the park when the alien returns to visit Liam again and see more of his time period on Earth.
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The document is a 3 minute and 30 second music video script for the song "Wake Me Up" by Avicii. It contains 7 scenes that follow a character as he wanders lost in a forest. He runs, falls, and discovers triangles carved in trees that match a mark on his neck. He follows the trees to a campsite where he finds friendly people with similar marks, showing he has found where he belongs. They offer him food and drink and the video ends with everyone dancing to the fading music. The script provides detailed shots and camera angles to visualize the story and lyrics of discovering oneself after feeling lost.
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