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A production script outlines scenes where a burglar is breathing heavily behind a door before slowly walking away as the door opens, followed by the burglar screaming in pain. The script includes approximate timing for audio elements and potential title sequences to fade in and out over black screens between the 89-90 second scenes.
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PRODUCTION SCRIPT
Working Title: Darklurker
Date:
AUDIOVIDEO
Wideshot of ‘burglar’ breathing heavily
behind the door, beginning to walk away
from it and towards the exit.
Mid Shot from the left capturing the
‘burglar’ slowly walking away as the door
also slowly opens.
Cut to black as ‘burglar’ screams in pain.
!MAYBE! Movie title fades in from black
whilst flickering on screen and fades to
black.
(Possibly heavy breathing sound)
[3 seconds roughly]
(Maybe quiet creak as dooropens)
[4 seconds roughly]
(Male scream)
[3 w/out / 5 w/ seconds roughly]
89/90 secs](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/darklurkerprod-160309095451/85/Darklurker-Production-Script-3-1-320.jpg)
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