Planning: Sound Script and Shooting Script


Scene 1: 
Sound: phone ringing and buzzing
Character A: picks up phone and says "hey character B whats up"
Character B: "hey I wanted to ask you about a trip for out blogs"
Character A: "ya sure what are you thinking"
Character B: "I think we should go on a camping trip in the bleek woods"
Character A: "Do you mean those woods that are haunted"
Character B: "yep, staying there would make great thumbnails for our blogs and we can write alot of fun stuff"
Character A: "im in, ill let everyone else know"

Scene 2: 
Character A: turns to character B, C, and D "alright guys the van should be coming any second to drop us off in the bleek woods"
Character B: "remember guys, dont forget to write down your experiences for your blog"

Scene 4: 
Character A: "I'll make a fireplace"
Character B: : "ill take the supplies out"
Character C: "i can put up the tent""
Character D: "what should I do"
Character A: "could you collect some firewood for me please?"

Scene 5: 
Character D is walking in the woods
Character D hears a stick in the woods crack nearby
Character D continues to hear more and more cracking and crunching of leaves near him
Character D drops the fire wood and, making noise

Scene 6: 
Character A: " good morning everyone"
Character B: "hey, have you seen character D?"
Character C: "no i havent"
Character A: "uh oh, lets go and look for him in the woods"

Scene 7:
Character A: "GASP"
Character B and C: "GASP"
Character A: "Character D... NOOOOOOO"

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