Script


 Characters:

 Jasmine- Imani

Abductor- Adrian

Voiceover- Callie

Mom- Nijah


Scene 1:

Voiceover: I was a happy girl


Scene 2: Park

*Jasmine is on the swing*

*Jasmine with the man hiding behind her*


Scene 3:

*Jasmine gets dragged by the abductor*

Jasmine: Help!

Voiceover: That day changed me-


Scene 3: Car

Voiceover: But that's not where it started.

*Abductor taking pictures of Jasmine (on Polaroid) while she walks*


Scene 4: Walking to school

*Jasmine is playing with a pop-it while she walks*


Scene 5: Outside Jasmine's House

*Jasmine unlocks and enters home and puts down her bag*

Jasmine: Hey Mom!

Mom: Hey baby

*Jasmine starts to close the door behind her*


Scene 6: Inside Jasmine's House

*As the door is closing the Abductor is seen in the distance*


Scene 7: Inside the Red Room

*Abductor is looking at pictures of Jasmine then exits the room*


Scene 8: Inside the Red Room

*As the door shuts behind the abductor we see Jasmine chained up*

Voiceover: I lost hope

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Scene 9: 

*Jasmine is looking older*

Voiceover: I escaped, but never got freedom 

Scene 10: 

*Jasmine examines a board of clues and leads*

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Scene 11:

*Jasmine packs up tools such as rope, knives, duct tape, etc.*

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Scene 12: 

*Jasmine is in front of the Abductor’s home*

Voiceover: I lost my freedom but now I'm here to take it back

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