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In the first scene, a girl films herself on her vlog discussing her bad day at school and her mother taking back her abusive partner. She decides to spend the night in an abandoned house where a man supposedly killed his son. In later scenes, she packs a bag and walks to the abandoned house, letting herself in as the door is open. She sets up to camp out and sleeps, but is awoken by a loud noise. Upon investigating, she finds a mysterious toy car moving on its own. In the final scene, she calls the police crying, saying there is something alive in the house with her that is not human.
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- 2. Time: 2 secs SCENE FIVE Dialogue:‘I think this is the house, the door was open so I let myself in. There’s no one here.’ Action: Recording self Sound fx: None Camera angle/close up: Close up Time: 9 secs SCENE SIX Dialogue:‘Right so ive found a rug so im gonna set up camp here guys ‘Ha-Ha’, wish me luck, night.’ Action: Recording self Sound fx: None Camera angle/close up: Close up Time: 6 secs SCENE SEVEN Dialogue: None Action: sleeping then abruptly jumps up due to loud noise Sound fx: Door slam Camera angle/action: Close up Time: 3 secs SCENE EIGHT Dialogue:‘Wh- Who’s there?’ Action: Slowly walking downstairs Sound FX: footsteps Camera angle/action: medium shot, lower angle shot Time: 6 secs SCENE NINE Dialogue: None
- 3. Action: walking into room slowly followed by mysterious toy car behind moving on its own Sound fx: None Camera angle/action: medium wide shot Time: 4 secs SCENE 10 Dialogue: ‘Hello, police? Is anyone there? Theres something in the house (pause) its not human, i-i-I don’t know what it is but its alive. Help’ Action: Girl sits curled up in corner of a dark room crying on the phone to the police Sound fx: Dial tone Camera angle/action: medium wide shot Time: 10 secs -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------