Script
Scene 1: sitting in the chair with her eyes closed, rocking back and forth on a rocking chair. Webs and dust suited on the chair. Connoting the past.(Panning shot)
Scene 2: long shot, mid shot to a close-up of the protagonist.
Scene 3: Girls eyes open and she screams that's when the camera zooms out. Time lapse effect of (Facebook on the phone and close-up of status, her partying with friends symbolising she had a sociable and good life.)
Scene 4: tracking shot of the house and field in the area, connoting that we're in the present now.
Scene 5: Fading into the woods, girl running towards the boy only noticing the back of the girl. She's laughing sound: playful music. Boy and girl meet each other:
Boy: "Hi babe. Let's go for a walk".
Girl: "Okay, Let's go."
Sound: wind to show pathetic fallacy
leave the scene by walking of and camera blurs out. DIMMING OF THE LIGHTS
Scene 6: in the fields: Boy and girl converse with each other.
Boy: "I don't like what you're wearing, I told you not to wear tight clothes. It doesn't look good on you.
Girl: It's got nothing to do with you, what I wear.
Boy: "I decide what you wear." points at her
Girl: roles her eyes and walks off with her phone . she's now on Facebook.
Scene 7: He comes after her, they're both surrounded by trees. It's very dark.
Boy: he touches her face behind her hair. "You know I love you, but I don't like it when you don't listen to me babe".
Girl: she stays silent and moves a step back, and quickly moves his hand off her face and says, "don't you dare touch me!"
Boy: so your not going to listen to me?
Girl: panics and says "No!"
Boy: all this Facebook and shi* is changing you, I will make you listen to me. you bitch
Girl: "get away from me, I know what's going on you think I'm stupid? I saw the text message to that bitch.
Boy: SHOUTS "what did you just say? Huh?" Slaps her 3 times
Girl: running away and keeps turning back, has dirt on her face and is really scared. Sound: intense song plays
Boy: IF YOU CAN'T BE MINE, YOU CAN'T BE ANYONE'S.
Girl: in the hills looking at the world, over-the shoulder shot (sun is setting) she cries.
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