Writing my Script!

Shooting Script

In the first scene a mother and her daughter will be seen together, the daughter in a stroller and the mother behind, pushing it. In the second scene they will be seen approaching a park, a playground area. Then the mother will be seen taking her baby out of the stroller and put down. They will then play together for a couple of scenes. The mother's phone will then ring which will be on the bench behind her, she will go to grab it. Once she turns back around to face her daughter a person in all black is seen taking her daughter. The mother then screams and runs after them. The person is shown throwing the woman's daughter into in backseat of the car and jumps into the drivers seat. The mother runs after the car on the way dropping her keys, when she reaches her car she realizes her keys had fallen. By this time the car will already be gone, the mother will be separated from her daughter. The mother then looks for her phone but remembers she dropped it by the bench where she answered the phone call. She then runs to find it and calls 911.

Sound and Dialogue Script

Scene 1- 

No dialogue
*Car door shuts* 

Scene 2- 

Sonali (mother): "Are you ready for the park Maya?"
*Rolling noise of stroller*

Scene 3- 

No Dialogue 

Scene 4- 

Sonali (mother): We are going to have so much fun today Maya!
Maya (daughter): *baby noises*

Scene 5- 

No Dialogue 
Sonali (mother): *laughing*
Maya (daughter): *laughing*
*Stomping feet noises, creaks of playground*

Scene 6- 

*Phone rings*
Sonali (mother): "Hello- NOOO MAYA, SOMEONE HELP!"
Maya (daughter): *screaming*

Scene 7- 

Maya (daughter): *screaming*
*Car door slams*
*Running footsteps*
Sonali (mother): *Panting, out of breathe*

Scene 8- 

No dialogue 
*Keys jingle*
*Car tires screech*

Scene 9- 

Sonali (mother): "NOOO, COME BACK HERE!"
*Car door handle rattled*

Scene 10- 

No dialogue
Sonali (mother): *crying*

Scene 11- 

No dialogue 
*Footsteps running*
*number being dialed*

Scene 12- 

Sonali (mother): "Please help me my daughter has just been kidnapped"



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