The script is about a 10-year-old boy named Oliver Brown who begins meeting manifestations of his fears at night, including Nycto (fear of darkness), Maze (fear of being lost), and Acro (fear of heights). At first, the encounters seem friendly, but the monsters grow more sinister and dangerous over time. The story follows Oliver living in an upper-middle class English home with his parents as he struggles with the trauma of the nightly visits. In the climactic final night, Oliver fights most of the monsters but is ultimately overpowered by Nycto and killed.

1. Phobia
Monster & Phycological
A regular movie script
would be between 90
to 120 pages and
mine will be about
105 pages long
The script will be
fictional, single-
stranded and
linear. I will do this
because I believe
it works best for
the story that I am
trying to convey
Mode of
address
Style and
narrative
structure
Synopsis
Angle
Length of
script
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The story of a young child meeting all of his fears. However to him they are all friendly.
They only appear during the night and take him on magical adventures but as the nights
go on the more unstable, dangerous and evil the fears become before they out right
attack the boy. It will take place in a upper middle class English house. The protagonist
will be a 10 year old boy called Oliver Brown. His two parents are Joshua Brown and
Amanda Brown. The antagonists will include Nycto (Nyctophobia = fear of Darkness),
Maze (mazeophobia = fear of being lost), Acro (Acrophobia = intense fear of heights),
Verze (Verzephobia = fear of glitches and errors), etc. Most of the monsters are truly evil
except a few which have some actually kind sides of them that try and warn Oliver before
its to late.
My aimed audience will be both males
and females aged from late teens to in
their 30s. The cast will be a diverse cast
with all ages and genders represented in
prominent roles. I will make my script a 15
through its constant use of constant build
of tension and sudden execution with a
little bit of action present as well.
I will use both elaborate and
restricted language because I
will make the humans
restrictive so the audience can
relate to them more and
establish that they are
vulnerable. The monsters will
have more elaborate speech
patterns to show unfamiliarity
and more thoughtfulness. This
is because I want to create the
impression that the monsters
are conscious with their own
thoughts and motifs.

2. The story is about a kid called Oliver Brown who fears every common fear (darkness, monster behind curtains, heights, being lost) however in
this script the monsters are a reality. The story follows Oliver who lives in an upper middle class English house with his parents Joshua Brown
and Amanda Brown. One night, Oliver is awoken by the sound of movement in his room and slowly starts to meet all the monsters Nycto, Maze,
Acro, Verze and more (the names of each monster is based on the phobias name). Initially he is scared but as the night goes on, they start to
warm up to him, however as soon as the sun rises the monsters start disappearing and Oliver wakes up as if it was just a dream. This continues
night after night but as the nights go on the monsters start revealing their true colours, revealing that they were only trying to gain Oliver’s trust,
whilst this goes on the real world starts becoming effected of whatever the monsters do. Normal life continues during the day though, but we see
his relationships and mentalities breakdown due to the trauma of these monsters. Everyone around him become increasingly concerned as
Oliver’s parents decide to take him to a therapist but that doesn’t seem to help as no one can believe what Oliver is saying. At the end of the
script is the final night where Oliver tries to fight off against most of the monster, but the monsters fight back. Big suspenseful fight and Oliver
thinks he’s won in the end; however, Nycto (Darkness) prevails and shoves Oliver back onto a knife on the ground and impales him. Everything
starts fading away as if the monsters were in his head. The parents come running downstairs and see the mess Oliver has caused and start
crying around him. Credits start rolling over the final scene with jolly music in the background.