This document provides a 19 scene script summary for a film production titled "The Avenue". It lists the group members and their roles, and then outlines the action that occurs in each scene through shots of the main characters and locations. The scenes establish characters, relationships, and a dystopian setting before showing flashbacks and building tension as one of the main characters, Dayle, arrives at a party where the other characters are.

1. St. Paul’s Catholic College
Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio in Media
Script
Name of Production: The Avenue
Group Members (Full names):
Dayle Latham – Producer
Nikita Kanda – Director
Harriet O’toole – Producer
Scene 1
Song starts “you are my sunshine, my only sunshine…”
Action: Establishing shot of pub and local shop, with pedestrians
and cars going past.Dark and grey, for dystopian effect
Foot shots and prop shots symbolising the 4 main characters.
Scene 2
Action: Shot of Harriet and Ridgeway new boyfriend getting
ready to go out. Enter Nikita to Harriet’s house.
Nikita is smiling lovingly at Harriet’s boyfriend to connote a
secret relationship.
Harriet is putting on red lipstick – slow movement
Scene 3
Action: Dayle gets up and dressed into a suit. Close-up of him
pushing up his tie.

2. Scene 4
Action:Shots of multiple footsteps walking away from the camera.
Scene 5
Action: Shot of the car with Dayle inside the car, tapping fingers
on the steering wheel.
Scene 6
Action: Shot of Harriet submissive blonde in the pub dancing
with Ridgeway – the new boyfriend
Scene 7
Action: Flash back to Harriet and Dayle laughing and dancing at
the train station while waiting for the train.
Scene 8
Action: Shot goes back to the extras in the pub dancing but
Harriet and Ridgeway facial expressions change to looking sad.
Nikita makes eye contact with Ridgeway, acting provocative.
Scene 9
Action: Another flash back to the same train station, Harriet is
seen walking away from Dayle as he sits on the bench with his
head in his hands.
Scene 10
Action: Dayle is seen in a dark car sat outside the pub, the
location of the party. Waiting for the other characters to all arrive.

3. Scene 11
Action: Mirror shot through the rear view mirror of the other
characters entering the pub.
Scene 12
Action: Dayle gets out the car by sliding, slowly, but his face is
not in the shot.
Scene 13
Action: Shot of footsteps walking along the pavement away from
the camera.
Scene 14
Action: Shot of Dayle walking up to the pub stands outside
watching the party inside.
Scene 15
Action: Antagonist’s hand is seen reaching towards the handle of
the door leading to the pub
Scene 16
Action: Dayle opens doors violently and everyone in the pub
turns to look at Dayle.
Scene 17

4. Action: Close up of Harriet’s shocked facial expression
Scene 18
Action: Red balloon bursts
Scene 19
Action: Point of call and voice over