Scenes 7-12


Scene 7 

  • A close-up/tracking shot is then pointed between both the protagonist and enemy, showing their sprint toward. 

  • Both characters begin to fight, attacking one another with their fist 

  • Diegetic sound: Punching noises that are produced throughout the fight. Serious music starts to play. 

Scene 8 

  • A direct punch is then thrown to the enemy, he is knocked out to the ground and the protagonist goes feral and beats him hard till he’s knocked out. 

  • Protagonist: You can’t stop me, no one can. I will surpass all my limits and beat the shit out of all of you savages. 

  • Diegetic sound: intense serious music ends 

Scene 9 

  • The protagonist moves his hands to his pockets, only to realize that something is missing, his wallet.  

  • Protagonist: Crap, I must’ve left it at the store. Well then, our meeting ends here, looks like I win this time, colonel. 

  • The protagonist walks away from the scene 

Scene 10 

  • The scene tracks the protagonist from the alley to the store 

  • Non-diegetic sound: the sound of the doorbell ring 

Scene 11 

  • Diegetic Sound: the music turns more mysterious 

  • Protagonist (voiceover): if they already sent out members, that must mean that they’re on to me. Well then, things are getting interesting... 

Scene 12 

  • The view cuts away to the different perspective, the colonel. 

  • Diegetic Sound: ominous music plays 

  • Enemy member: boss, I haven’t been able to contact the second in command! 

  • Colonel: shit. Well, I suppose I shouldn’t be THAT surprised, he IS “Andy” after all.. All men! Ready your gear, It’s time for the counter attack.. 


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