Final Task Script

 Final Task Script:

*Script only includes scenes with dialogue*

Characters:

Stephan Smith: Main character of the film, U.S.A soldier.

Charles White: Friend of Stephan, also U.S.A army soldier. 

Admiral Murphy: Commander of Stephan’s battalion

Soldier(s): Excess soldiers that are in the shots. 

War room officials: People in the war room with commander murphy. 

Military Commander: Unnamed commander of bettalion 12 

Script:

[Sounds of phones ringing and chatter in the room]

Admiral Murphy: (Yelling) “Get me the status of division 12 stat!”

War room official:” Yes commander!”


*Cuts to Stephan in a a forest scouting*

[Stephan picks up his radio and whispers into it]

Stephan Smith: (Whispering): “Commander, I’ve seen some we are close. We can see their artillery, they look ready. What do you think White?”

Charles White: (Whispering): “Smith’s right commander, they look ready to strike at any moment”


*Cuts to soldiers on the ground*

[Soilder picks up a communication device]

Military Commander:”Yes commander?”

Admiral Murphy:(Yelling)” Get your battalion out of there this instant commander!”

Military commander:” Uh alright admiral, but there is nothing to worry about really. We haven’t heard a sound in about 12 hours or so”

Admiral Murphy:”Listen here commander…”


[As he speaks we cut to White and Smith running back to their battalion]

Admirals voice heard as they run back:”My scouts have just informed me that there is a possability of an air strike, leave now”


[Smith and White stop in their tracks and look to the sky]

*The sky is swarmed with planes dropping bombs over the army bettalions in the area*

Stephan:”We were too late…”




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