Update - Script And That Eh

We're cracking on. The panic scene is almost done - pretty much rendering. If you have no clue what I'm on about, just nod and amuse yourself for 2 or 3 weeks whilst we. finish. the. film. off.

I looked at the last script the other day, and thought: 'Well that's pretty inaccurate' so I then thought it'd be good to have a good version of the script and then thought stuff as I was typing it and uploading it and am thinking stuff now like: This bar is good... It'll be a better read than your last book, and shorter, unless you're P2 (you'll get there, don't worry), so have a read:

FRASER MURDOCH, GORDON HENRY, DAVID GORMAN

DEPTH

DWEEB

FRASER MURDOCH

17/11/2010

SCRIPT

1.

DEPTH - SCRIPT

ANTARCTIC – EVENING

We see the Antarctic sea, a boat of three explorers for DWEEB Corps, and a small ROV.

The Divers, who are in charge of the mission to find the sunken Hesperus of many years, fiddle around with the small ROV (DWEEB) to put it on and start it up for the exploration ahead.

There is splash as the ROV is dropped into the Antarctic Ocean from the Small Boat of Divers (SBOD).

DWEEB enters the sea and we see bubbles from on its lens.

The scene gets darker and darker as the ROV gets deeper into the ocean, bubbling from its fans.

It searches the deep crevasse on its way down with its in-built torch out of its viewer. It picks up on a few sea creatures, they cast shadows, and one in particularly has a very large shadow. DWEEB is confronted by the tip of the ship as it appears out of the darkness at the bottom of the crevasse.

The small DWEEB, in comparison, swims around the side of the shipwreck to reveal the letters and full name of it: “Hesperus”

DWEEB enters through a porthole.

On entrance, there is another quick glimpse of a questionable creature which scurries through a door. DWEEB continues on with its project, with no time looking at life forms.

1. DWEEB

Recording

DWEEB searches the first corridor of the ship, as it swims through, filming and goes downstairs.

It subtly recognises some less damaged objects, and searches through the second floor of the exploration.

DWEEB continues into the captain’s room. This is where he once again records a sea creature. He sees its eye, and we and it, the Divers and us realise it is huge. This time it flicks towards him as though to attack. DWEEB scurries out of the room and speeds up the process, and the tentacles reach through the window and knock over barrels and objects inside Hesperus. DWEEB returns the way he came. He looks towards a window on the way to leave the ship – possibly to re-enter in a while. He enters that room, but the light source to it vanishes as two large tentacles slap over the two windows. They decide to hurry DWEEB out of the porthole upstairs. DWEEB at full speed hurries out of the porthole.

2. DWEEB:

Recording Complete

As fast as possible, DWEEB takes a direct route to the SBOD. DWEEB’s fans propel and we follow his viewpoint up through a shaky camera action as it swims. It then pans around slowly, to 90 and 180 degrees, opening up the viewers’ range. We now see the full and huge sea creature following DWEEB upward, gaining speed with its mouth wide open.