Sound Script & Shooting Script


Sound Script:

Scene 1:

- No dialogue

- Natural car noises 

-Car door slamming

-Natural Nature noises


Scene 2:

-No dialogue

-Doorbell rings


Scene 3:

-The door opens

-Mother: Hi! Thank you so much for coming!

-Sitter: Of course, Hi!

- The sitter steps into the house


Scene 4:

-Mother: I’ll be back home soon, I'll see you guys!

-Girl: Let’s go play, c'mon lets play!


Scene 5:

-No Dialogue

-Light noise from the TV

-News recording talks about a murderer on the loose!


Scene 6:

-No dialogue

-No noise

-Light suspense music

-News channel continues


Scene 7:

-No dialogue

-No noise

-Light suspense music


Scene 8:

-No Dialogue or Noise

-Light suspense music


Scene 9:

- No Dialogue or Noise

-Light suspense music


Scene 10:

-Sitter: Hey! I just put her to bed.

-Mother: Great! How is everything there?

-Sitter: Perfect. I just decided to take a look around. I like the Barbie Statue in your room!

-Mother: We don't have a Barbie statue….

*phone drops and ends call*


Shooting Script:

Scene 1:

Shots:

- Ground Level Shot- The car pulls in and comes to a stop

-Ground Level Shot as the babysitter steps out of her car

-The car door closes, and the sitter begins to walk forward

Non Diegetic Sounds:

-There is light music in the background that will continue for the next few scenes

CLAMPS:

-No visible costume yet

-The setting takes place outside of a house

-The sky is beginning to change colors as the sun sets

Scene 2:

Shots:

-The babysitter stops walking when she reaches the door

- Mid-shot shows her at the door

- The sitter rings the doorbell

-Close up shot of the doorbell

Non- Diegetic Sound:

-There is still faint music playing

-The doorbell rings

CLAMPS: 

-This still takes place outside

-The sitter is wearing normal everyday clothing

Scene 3:

Shots:

-The door opens, revealing two pairs of feet inside

-The sitter walks into the house, captured from a ground-level shot

- mid shot of the mother thanking the sitter for coming

- mid reverse shot of the babysitter responding

Non- Diegetic Sound:

-There is still faint music playing

-There is dialogue between the mother and sitter off-screen

CLAMPS: 

-This still takes place outside

-You can only see the shoes of the actors

Scene 4:

Shots:

-The shot switches to a wide-shot of the hallway behind the family

-The camera wonders down the hallway from an eye-match level, with a hand-held shaking effect

-It stops to show each Barbie poster, or more that is on the wall

-there are 2 barbie poster close ups

Non-Diegetic Sound:

-There is still faint music playing

CLAMPS: 

-Now they are inside the house

-The house is dimly lit as it gets darker out

-Each character is dressed like they would be on any average day

Scene 5:

Shots:

-They return back to the front door, walking the mom out

-After the conversation, the mom begins to leave

-A high-angled shot shows the little kid pulling the sitter away to watch TV

-The sitter thanks the mother silently in a close up shot 

-The mom watches from a mid-shot

-There is an eye line match of what the mother sees of the sitter and child 

-The mother walks out the door from a wide shot

-The door is shut, and a close-up on the door shows that the door doesn't fully close

Non-Diegetic Sound:

-The music intensifies, and as the door closes half shut, the music suddenly cuts off

CLAMPS: 

-The house is still the same as it was before

Scene 6:

Shots:

-A pan-shot shows the scene from the window to the couch 

-The pan continues from the couch to the TV

-Mid shot of the TV showing a killer report

-The girl is sleeping

-The babysitter notices and a track shot shows the babysitter pick the girl up

Non-Diegetic Sound:

-There is no sound here to represent the fact that the night is scary and silent

CLAMPS: 

-It is now much darker in the house to show that time has passed and it is time for bed

-The girl is in her pajamas to show this as well

Scene 7:

Shots:

-A ground level shot of the stairs shows the babysitter walk with the girl upstairs

-There is an eye-line match shot of the dim hallway

Non-Diegetic Sound:

- Again, only the dark and quiet night sounds

CLAMPS: 

-Dimly lit stair case

-Dark hallways

Scene 8:Shots:

-The sitter walks with the girl into the bed room, shown from a wide shot

-An aerial shot shows the sitter lay the girl down on the bed and tuck her in

-A point-of-view shot shows the sitter walk out of the room

 Non-Diegetic Sound:

-No sound or dialogue

CLAMPS: 

-A bedroom is the setting for this scene

Scene 9:

Shots:

-A wide-shot shows the sitter walk down a dark hallway

- As the sitter walks, close-up shots and point-of-view shots show Barbie posters

-The hallway features two barbie posters 

-There are close ups of the sitter's face

-Reverse shots of the barbie posters 

-This happens twice

-Babysitter looks down at feet from a close up shot

-Her feet and the creaking floor boards are shown from a high angled point of view shot

-Close up. Babysitter looks back up

-Babysitter goes down the stairs captured from a ground-level close up of her feet

-Pauses in the hallway for a dramatic close up shot

- Looks down the dark hallway in a Point of View shot

-Reverse shot back to a close up of Babysitter's face

-Close up of a creepy barbie doll house

-Reverse shot of Sitter's face, noticing the parents bedroom

Non- Diegetic Sound:

-Suspenseful music begins to fade in

CLAMPS: 

-The hallway is dark and barely lit

-It is night out

Scene 10:

Shots:

-Wide establishing shot of the bedroom door

-Reverse shot back to babysitter's curious face

-Establishing shot of parents bedroom

-Back to babysitter's place in a medium close up of her eyes skimming the room

-See's barbie statue in the corner, switches to mid shot of Barbie statue

- The shot switches to a close-up of the sitter’s disturbed face

- The sitter takes out her phone 

-An aerial shot shows her dial a number and call the mother

-side profile close up shot of the babysitter on the phone

-switches to a close up from the front of the sitter's face on the phone 

-mid shot of Barbie statue in the corner

-reverse shot of sitter's face. close up. still on the phone with mom

-as the news is broken, there is one last close up of the creepy barbie statue moving her eyes

- The scene ends in a black screen

Non- Diegetic Sound:

-The mother’s voice is heard over the phone

-The music intensifies until the end, when it cuts off

CLAMPS: 

-In a dark bedroom

-You can tell it is the parents bedroom


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