The document summarizes a SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis of a script. It identifies the voiceover introduction as a strength, the dialogue between robbers as a potential weakness, continuing the story past the cliffhanger as an opportunity, and editing the footage coherently as an obstacle to overcome.

1. SWOT Script Analysis
S – I believe the strength of my scriptis the voiceover of Eryn at the start as I
believe it sets the tone and introduces Eryn’s character well to the audience.
W – I think the main weakness of my scriptis the back and forth dialogue
between the robbers, as I believe it could become boring and long-winded on
camera.
O – An opportunity I could take is to use my scriptto continue the story past
the cliff hanger at the end, for example bringing the robbers into Eryn’s reallife
to develop the story and mystical aspect.
T – An obstacle I face is being able to edit the footage from the scriptand the
shooting scriptinto a film that makes senseas I don’twant the plot to be lost
in confusion with the viewers yet I am aware it could be quite easily due to the
complexity of lucid dreaming to those who didn’t previously know whatit was.