Today you will write an original scene that you will film. I have provided you with a few promts to
choose from. After choose your promt you will
write a 2 or more person scene about the promt
you have choosen. Remember this is in dialouge
style so that mean it should look like so: Karen:
(Dialogue) Mike:(Dialouge) etc.
Remember to be creative in your writing and
suitable for school. I will not
give a length but the
scene should cover the plot structure.
Topics:

A chase scene without cars

A murder scene

A scene featuring 2 characters sitting on the edge of a bridge

A scene in which someone say goodbye in an Airport

A wedding proposal

Helps ASAP!!

you should use the topic: a scene featuring 2 characters sitting on the edge of a bridge

because: you could choose to make it a happy scene or a depressing scene or you can add two of the choices together and have two people together on a bridge and one is proposing to the other which may give you extra credit (depends on the teacher)  

Im doing the chase without cars.

LARRY: Ok, that'll be $52.89

ASHLEY: *thinks* Dang, that's an expensive dress!

LARRY: Um, i'm sorry miss but you don't have enough money to but this dress...

ASHLEY: Sorry! But, I NEED this dress! *bags the dress and runs*

LARRY: Get back here!

ASHLEY: *grabs bike and bikes all the way to skateboard park*

LARRY: *panting* please- im so tired- just give me- the dress...

ASHLEY: *bikes up skateboard ramp going faster*

ASHLEY: *falls and cheek starts bleeding* It's worth it I need this dress...

LARRY: OK! That's it i'm calling the police!

ASHLEY: No! I can't go to jail! Ok, here's the dress back...

LARRY: Good, now get lost you are banned from my shop!

I don't think this is as good as my other one but I hope its still good!

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