Final Task For Media

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Final task for media

Scene; Shot of Didi sleeping with the alarm going off. In a bedroom with the curtains slightly open for the ambient lighting. Didi would wear long pyjamas. First shot is of her hand hitting the alarm, and then sitting up with her feet hanging over the bed. Shot of her feet under the bed

Didi; another day… (Sighing over the thought of another boring day)

Scene; Hugh, in a full suit, sits up out of an empty bed and theatrically yawns but doesn’t look tired at all.

Hugh; Good morning... You look tired!

Didi; Wha…what? How did you get in here? What are you doing in my bed?

Hugh; oh well, umm, I’d thought I would, err, visit? You seemed tired.

Didi; Visit?! And of course tired! It’s six in the morning!

Hugh; Yes visit (big smile)

Didi; (face of disbelief)

Hugh; Well are you ready?

Scene; Hugh changes positions to a crouched position and smiles as he leans towards the standing Didi.

Didi; Ready for what?!

Scene; Didi stumbles back hitting the cupboard and Hugh lurches at her. Covering the camera as he jumps so it blacks or Didi hits her head on the cupboard so that there is an extreme close up and when the camera pulls out back again in a different place.

* * * * *

Scene; its’ freezing cold and either Hugh or Didi have any shoes on so stand bare foot in the dirt. (Location in Potten Park over the river by the rope swing) (Or across the river with the tree stumps are)

Didi; where are we?

Hugh; ahh where

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