Script

Moving On

Location: Old House, Half Packed Up


*Ed The Teenager*

Ed
Please Mum, Can we Please stay at this house?
I am not ready to move


*Katy The Mom*

KATY
I'm sorry Ed, but we have to leave I have already paid the deposit and
the moving truck is outside.


Ed
OH MY DAYS
Ed Stomps Away


KATY
I'm sorry, Ed. But we need to go..
Text on Screen
*One Kid*

KATY  and Ed leave the house.
Ed sits down, looking defeated in the car.
Katy Drives off with Ed in the back

 Shot off Ed crying in the back,
Ed Walks into New School
Text on Screen
*One new Environment* 

DANIEL
Welcome Ed, This is Westminster High School


Ed
I don't want to be here


DANIEL
I understand the difficulties of making new friends but soon you will fit in.


Ed
I'm already fed up

Ed walks off, crying
Text on Screen
*One Goal*
Next Scene

Bully 1:
what you saying now?

Continues to kick him
Text On Screen
*To Fit In*

DANIEL
YOU, YOU KIDS MOVE AWAY FROM HIM?


Bully's begin to run away

Bully 2:
WE WILL SEE YOU AFTER SCHOOL

DANIEL
Ed, Are you alright?

Ed wheezes and coughs. 
*Camera Pans to the girl in the background*
*Conversation is inaudible*

Text on screen
*But first must find out who he is*


Quick montage of random clips in a random order as editing gets quicker.


Final Text
The Title of Film
Release Date
Social Media




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