Planning Blog: Script


1. The first scene opens with an alarm clock. The main character, Thomas, gets out of bed and meets his friend (Riley) at the table eating cereal. He begins his morning routine.

2. Thomas leaves the house and heads for work. 

3. Thomas drops off his friend (Riley) for his work and drives to the park where he works as a City Cleaner.

4. After a normal day of work, Thomas gets back into the car and notices that his friend (Riley) isn't at his usual pick up spot. He waits for a bit and his friend (Riley) isn't there. He then drives back home figuring that his friend (Riley) got sick or might be doing something that afternoon.

5. When he arrives home, he sees no trace of his friend (Riley) and figures that he must be out doing something that night.

6. Thomas wakes up to his alarm the next morning and is alarmed to see no trace of his friend (Riley). His friend (Riley) was gone. He calls the missing persons hotline and reports him missing. Thomas then gives him a detailed description of his friend (Riley) and stumbles when asked for his last name. Thomas says he doesn't know and will update the dispatcher (Angel) when he finds a record of his last name

7. Thomas looks around the house for any belongings and finds it weird to see that nothing is there.

8. Thomas gets into the car and drives to his work and asks if there is anyone with the first name of his friend (Riley) and luckily there is.

9. Thomas calls back the dispatcher (Angel) and notifies him that he has found the last name of his friend (Riley). However, whilst putting it in the database the dispatcher (Angel) reports that the details do not match up and his friend (Riley) does not exist.

 







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