Script Blog: Draft

BEDROOM – EARLY MORNING

TEEN
(whispered, to self)
Not today.

PHONE (TEXT ALERT – OFFSCREEN)
(vibration only)

TEEN
(ignores it)

BATHROOM – CONTINUOUS
TEEN
(staring at mirror)
Get it together.

HALLWAY – MORNING
PARENT
(from behind door)
You’re already late.

TEEN
I know.

KITCHEN – MORNING
PARENT
You didn’t finish your work again?

TEEN
I’ll do it later.

PARENT
That’s what you said yesterday.

FRONT YARD / SIDEWALK – MORNING
TEEN
(muttering)
I just need some space.

BUS STOP – MORNING
FRIEND
Hey bro, what's up?

TEEN
(shakes head)
Nothing really I'm just tired.

FRIEND
Check out this Instagram video.

TEEN
Alright dude let me see!

FRIEND
Isn't it funny.

TEEN
I just realized I left my phone in my room. I'll be right back.

FRIEND
Dude hurry up or you'll miss the bus.

SIDEWALK – MORNING

TEEN
I can't believe I forgot it. Moms gonna kill me if I'm late again.

TEEN
(quiet breath)
Almost there.

BEDROOM – LATE MORNING
PHONE 
(Reads 6:30am Saturday)

TEEN
What the heck, this can't be right.





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