Script

 Pitch - Four friends embark on a road trip to fulfill their bucket list, but their journey takes unexpected turns.


Characters:


  1. Milana - Elle

  2. Sasha - Samantha

  3. Sarah - Katie

  4. Alex - TBD


Scene 1: Location: At friends house 


                                      (We are all getting ready to leave for our road trip)

             ( Three friends arrive their other friends house waiting for her to finish packing)

Katie

(Character 1 knocks on door)

Dialogue : “ Come on  we’re gonna be late for our road trip !!! ”


(Character 2 opens the door carrying her luggage)

Character 4

Dialogue : “ Ok ok I'm sorry I’m ready now, lets go “


Elle 

Dialogue : “ Oh my gosh finally that took you forever  ”



Character 4

Dialogue : “Sorry!! You know I never go anywhere underpacked”



(Girls leave the house putting the luggages in the car and getting in the car to drive away)


Scene 2: Location: On the street, we are driving away (camera follows us music starts playing with credits)

           Katie

Dialogue : ” How much longer till we get there? Can we stop somewhere? I have to pee so bad.”




Samantha

Dialogue : “Oh my god can you wait, we just left?”



Katie 

Dialogue : “...No...”



Samantha

Dialogue : “Ugh ok fine we’ll stop at the next place we see”


Katie

Dialogue : “Buttt, we can make friendship bracelets””


Samantha

Dialogue : ( sarcastically) “Great”


Katie

Dialogue : “I used to love making these, let each make one so we can remember this girl's trip forever.”


Samantha

Dialogue : “Ok but I call dibs on the purple one”


Katie

Dialogue : “I’ll make the pink one”


(An hour goes by and we pull up to the gas station)


Scene 3: Location: Gas station


Katie

Dialogue : “Finally we made it, I’ll rush to the bathroom and i'll meet you guys back here”



Elle

Dialogue : “Okay be quick”


Character 4

Dialogue : “The faster we are out of here the closer we are to our vacation”


(She walks to the bathroom alone while 3 friends wait in the car)


(10 minutes go by)


Elle

Dialogue : “What’s taking her so long?”



Samantha

Dialogue : “I don’t know I told her not to drink all that water”


(Another 10 mins go by)


Character 4

Dialogue : “I’m getting worried now, we should check on her”


(All three agree and walk towards bathroom)


Scene 4: Location: Gas station Bathroom


Character 4

Dialogue : “She’s not in here”



Elle

Dialogue : “ Where did she go?  ”



Samantha

Dialogue : “ Guys her bracelet is on the floor”


(All start panicking)


 Elle

Dialogue : “ She’s probably trying to trick us, she’s probably around here somewhere. Lets just look around”


(Girls start looking around gas station and start calling her phone) 


Character 4

Dialogue : “ She’s not answering, what we do now?”


(Camera fades out focus on girls and focuses on their friend’s phone on the ground) 

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