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Three friends go camping in the forest. One friend, Elisha, leaves the campsite to use the bathroom and does not return. Her friend Tami goes to look for her and screams are heard. The third friend, Grace, runs toward the screams but cannot find her friends. She sees shadows moving in the forest and then blacks out, falling to the ground.
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- 1. "THE FOREST OF NO RETURN" by luci Varden RANDOM DRAFT March 12, 2018 Your street Address City, State Zip Your phone number
- 2. Your Movie Title (Revised 12-Mar-18) 1. FADE IN: INT. FOREST NIGHT Group of three friends sit round the tent with hot drinks CHARACTER 1 ELISHA I really need the toilet im going to have to go CHARACTER TWO TAMI Okay then CUT TO: EXT. FOREST -NIGHT Character 1 stands up and exits walking away into the forest ANOTHER ANGLE Friends watch as she leaves CHARACTER 3 GRACE I hope its not too cold tonight in the tent else I wont be able to sleep CHARACTER TWO TAMI No it shouldn’t be, our sleeping bags are quite thick CHARACTER 3 GRACE True (pause) shes been gone a long time hasn’t she CUT TO: EXT. FOREST -NIGHT Noise comes from behind the friends in the distant forest
- 3. Your Movie Title (Revised 12-Mar-18) 2. CHARACTER 3 GRACE What was that CHARACTER TWO TAMI Its nothing stop worrying, ill go and check EXT. FOREST -NIGHT Character 2 goes into the forest, sudden scream comes EXT. FOREST -NIGHT Character 3 runs towards the scream EXT. FOREST -NIGHT (Heavy breathing)character 3 looks around for friends EXT. FOREST –NIGHT Friends are tied to tree (mumbling sounds and pointing behind character 3) EXT. FOREST -NIGHT Shadow runs past EXT. FOREST -NIGHT shadow runs past again EXT. forest -night (screen blacks out) EXT. forest -night character 3 drops to the floor
- 4. Your Movie Title (Revised 12-Mar-18) 3.
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- 6. Your Movie Title (Revised 12-Mar-18) 5. ** Standard Shot Headings ANGLE ON BACK TO SCENE CLOSE SHOT CLOSEUP (C.U.) EXTREME CLOSEUP EXTREME LONG SHOT FREEZE FRAME LONG SHOT MEDIUM SHOT MONTAGE MOVING or MOVING SHOT P.O.V. REVERSE P.O.V. TWO SHOT WIDE SHOT ZOOM IN / ZOOM OUT