1) The document describes a true story about the author, Catrin George-Carey, who was traumatized in a car crash in Sri Lanka in 1998 that killed her father and injured her and her family members. 2) After arriving in North Wales in 1999, the author began acting like a dog as a way to grieve for the loss of her father, wearing a Dalmatian costume every day and drinking from her water bowl and barking/growling like a dog. 3) The documentary includes interviews with the author's family and friends about what she was like after the crash, as well as home videos documenting how she coped with her trauma by taking on dog-like behaviors

1. Trapped No More
By
Catrin George-Carey
A True Story
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2. SCENE 1: CRASH
Black Screen with me saying
I was only five when everything
change
SCENE 2: WHAT HAPPEN
MY VOICE
A car crash in SirLanka in 1998
killed my father and injured all of
my family members including me
As this Voice over is going on a quick flash of car with the
sound of a car crash flashes up for a few seconds.
SCENE 3: TEDDY BEAR
The scene then cuts to a little girl with a teddy bear that
is banged up on it’s left leg. (I broke my left leg in the
car accidence)
MY VOICE
A family friend of are’s gave each
of my siblings and me a teddy. Each
teddy was banged up with are
individual injuries. My teddy had
it’s left leg banged up.
MY VOICE
It wasn’t until we arrived in North
Wales in 1999 (Easter) that I
started acting up like a dog.
SCENE 3 INT: WHAT I WAS LIKE
The scene cuts to very clear footage of individual people of
my family and friends taking on a one to one bases interview
of me asking them question’s of what I was like when I was
younger.
SCENE 4 INT: A DOG’S LIFE
MY VOICE
’I always wanted to wear this
particular Dalmatian outfit. It had
to be washed over night ever night
so that I would be able to wear it
the next day.
(CONTINUED)

3. CONTINUED: 2.
Pictures will appear of my family and me along with home
videos. Voice over stops for a bit to build tension with the
audience. The black screen then fades out and show’s a blued
footage of a small girl around 8-9 years sitting at the
kitchen table drinking water from a blow with her tug, then
she start’s barking and growling like a dog. Camera style
hand held.
MY VOICE
Along with that I would drink my
drink like a dog, bark and growl
like a dog and even going on my
hands and knees lick a dog.
MY VOICE
The reason I acted in this way was
because I was traumatized and it
was my way of grieving for the lost
of my dad.
SCENE 5: ME NOW
The Documentary then ends with footage of my family and me
now.
Fade to black, writting appears thank everyone for the help
in the credits.