Script

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 UNFRIENDED

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(title sequence)

(Scene 1)

Girl scrubbing blood off floor and hands putting knives back.

(studio name BERRY STUDIOS…)

(scene 2)

Girl opens instagram and scrolls through her following.

(production by SIENA PANCERA…)

(Scene 3)

 Clicks on one and examines her posts then messages her asking to hang out.  (actors and crew VIOLET ROBERTS AND DARA SEDAKA…)

(Scene 4)

Other girl replies “sure!”

(produced by... Parker Merrick)

(Scene 5)

Shows the girls face

(Movie title… UNFRIENDED)

(End of title sequence)

Establishing shot of city

Two girls sitting at table

(Scene 6)

Skylar: Thank you so much, I had so much fun!

Naomi: Of course, it was great catching up.

(scene 7)

Walking on street

Skylar:You know, I feel bad that we never really spoke in high school.

Naomi: Oh no it's fine, really.

Skylar: yeah but it's not, (sigh) me and my friends treated you horribly. And now Ava has gone missing, I guess it’s kind of like karama. 

Naomi: I've been meaning to bring that up, I'm sorry. I figured it must've hit close to home knowing how close you two were. Have you heard anything from her family?

Skylar: Not more than anyone else. They’re all in shambles you know. 

Naomi: Yeah, figures. 

Ominous music

(Scene 8)

News channel playing in the background

Skylar on the couch naomi in the kitching 

News reporter: (news music start)Ava Smith found dead. Brutally Stabbed 13 times after being reported missing two days prior. No leads on the murderer yet. Stay tuned for an updated police report. (news music end)

Shows naomi looking suspicious

Skylar: God I can’t believe someone would do that. I don't understand why. She was a nice girl

Naomi laughs

Naomi: Yeah, you never know who you can trust these days.

Camera pans to Naomi holding a knife.

Ominous music playing

(directed by... Siena Merrick)


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