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ACT I
SCENE I
(The lobby of shower room in a luxurious country club, very well-lit with chandeliers and halogens, massive sofas in the center with towels on both sides and two people sitting on either side of the sofa, seemingly distraught. A younger girl, Willie is seen standing at one of the two entrances to the room.)
MARLA
She's gone to take a shower, when she is back you will have to be the one to break the news to her. I'm already the bad cop, it's time you take up the tough parts of parenting.
DANIEL
I don't want to do that to her, it's going to break her, I'm still trying to speak to the manager and see if there is any way we could defer the payment a little.
MARLA
Dan, I know this is not what we planned for her but keeping her in an environment where she feels less than, will do more bad than good. I believe in her enough to know that she will be able to understand if we explain the situation to her.

Script Breakdown

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Characters
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Locations
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Props
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Vehicles
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SC. 1 INT DAY 3.5 pgs ▾
INT. COUNTRY CLUB SHOWER ROOM LOBBY - DAY
Willie's parents Marla and Daniel discuss their financial difficulties and inability to afford the country club membership while Willie overhears.
SC. 2 INT DAY 4.0 pgs ▾
INT. PENTHOUSE DRAWING ROOM - DAY
Sara plays piano while her mother Beth criticizes her attitude. Her father Daniel arrives with bad financial news.
SC. 3 INT DAY 4.5 pgs ▾
INT. SCHOOL CLASSROOM - DAY
In a middle school classroom, Sara breaks Willie's colored pencils as a test to show Willie how she stands up for herself at school.
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Willie3, 1
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BASIC INFORMATION
Description
Female, 14, Caucasian with sharp features. Willie is a supporting character appearing briefly in the scene.
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Marla1
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Daniel1, 2
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Sara3, 1, 2
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Beth2
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Other Students3
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Country Club Shower Room Lobby1
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Penthouse Drawing Room2
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Staircase2
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School Classroom3
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Penthouse Staircase
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McDonald's
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Pier
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Colored Pencils3
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Pencil Pouch3
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Lunchbox3
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Multiple Cars (mentioned)2
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Chandeliers1
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Halogen Lights1
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Piano2
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SCENE Willie's parents discuss their finances...
CHARACTER Willie's mother, dealing with family financial...
LOCATION Luxurious lobby with chandeliers, halogens...
PROP Country club towels placed on sofas...
COSTUME Upscale casual clothing appropriate...
EQUIPMENT Luxurious lighting fixtures...

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Tighten pacing in Act II
Aryan · 2h ago · 3 scenes affected
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Add establishing shots from AI Daily
Sara · yesterday · 5 scenes affected
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Sync footage from set · Day 3
Bill · 2d ago · 12 scenes affected
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Edit History
Rough
3 commits
Director's Cut
7 commits
COMMITS on Rough
Tighten pacing in Act II
Aryan [AD1] · 2 hours ago · 3 scenes affected
Add establishing shots
Sara [ED2] · Yesterday · 5 scenes affected
Initial assembly
Aryan [AD1] · 3 days ago · 12 scenes affected

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