scene by scene breakdown

Scene 1

Annie is walking with a little bit of a pace towards the High Street from the Train Station whilst constantly looking back to see where the stalker is and if he is still following.

Scene 2a

Annie begins to cross the road towards the Station Car Park whist looking over her shoulder with a frightened expression on her face and stops at the entrance of the Car park looking at her phone but looking around too.

Scene 2b

She carries on walking down through the town still checking behind her every couple of minutes, she then stops by McDonalds and looks down the alleyway next to McDonalds and looks further down the town then looks back.

Scene 3a

Annie pulls out her phone from her pocket and tries to call her friend but they don't answer. She begins to worry and becomes stressed she continues to look around for the stalker to see how far away he is.

Scene 3b

Annie turns around to see that the stalker is quite a distant away so she turns around and sees the Station Car Park and runs through the Car Park and as she begins to run the stalker starts to chase after her and she runs to the top level of the Car Park and stops out of breath, trying to catch up with her breath.

Scene 3c

She runs down the alley next to McDonalds and he begins to chase after her.  she runs through another alleyway and over a bridge to get to the park and she stops to catch her breath back and looks towards the fields behind the park and at the park and behind her and she can't see any sign of the stalker.

Scene 3d

She carries on walking down through the High Street but picking her pace up a little still continuously looking back to see where the stalker is. she stops by the bus stops at the Castle and looks down the pathway that leads to the castle and looks further down the High Street and turns around to see where the stalker is.

Scene 4a

Annie carries on calling frustratingly, walking up and down the road, until they answer still trying to look for the stalker. 

Scene 4b

Annie turns to see the stalker is getting closer so she runs to the Station Car Park and he begins to chase after her. She runs through the Car Park until she reaches the top level and stops to catch up with her breath.

Scene 4c

The Stalker catches up with Annie as she's catching up with her breath and begins to shout at her "You will be mine now!" She tries to get past him but he blocks her way and pushes her and she falls to the floor as he shouts at her "You can't get away from me now!"

Scene 4d

Annie turns around to see The Stalker catching up with her so she runs into the park running in and out and jumping over the obstacles in the park.

Scene 4e

She runs long the path towards the fields behind the park and he chases after her through the fields.

Scene 4f

She walks with a little bit of pace on the path to the castle and runs round the ramps up to the top of the castle looking down to see where the stalker is.

Scene 4g

She carries on power walking through the High Street whilst still continuously looking back to see where the stalker is.

Scene 5a

The Stalker catches up to her and grabs hold of her and drags her to the entrance of the Station Car Park whilst whispering in her ear aggressively "We can finally be together". A car the pulls up by the entrance and stops by them and winds the window down. " help me" Annie shouts. The stalker opens the car door and shoves her in the back of the car and gets in the front and the car drives off.

Scene 5b

The stalker catches up with Annie as she's catching up with her breath and begins to shout at her "You will be mine now!" She tries to get past him but he blocks her way and pushes her and she falls to the floor and he shouts at her "You can't get away from me now!"

Scene 5c

Annie trips on one of the obstacles and he catches up with her saying "You can't get away now". She struggles to get up and attempts to get away but he grabs hold of her and says "Where are you going Annie? I'm the only one you want come on we can be happy now". 

Scene 5d

The stalker is catching up with Annie and as he does he grabs her arm so she stops. She turns around and screams "Leave me alone! I don't want to be with you and I never will want to be with you!" and he replies calmly "if we can't be together in real life, we can be together in a different life". He then pulls out a knife and the camera zooms into the knife and then blacks out.

Scene 5e

The stalker catches up with Annie and garbs hold of her. She then turns around and screams "Leave me alone! I don't want to be with you and I never will want to be with you!" and he replies calmly "If we can't be together in real life, we can be together in a different life". He then pulls out a knife and the camera zooms into the knife and blacks out.

Scene 5f

The Stalker catches up with her and grabs hold of her whispering into her ear aggressively "we can finally be together". A car pulls up at the end of the road and stops next to them and winds the window down. "help me!" Annie shouts. The Stalker opens the car door and shoves her into the back of the car and gets in the front and the car drives off.


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