Story Arc For Our Narrative

1 - Exposition, Director : Claudia

A dog walker is strolling through the woods, close up shots of woods

2 - Rising Action, Director : Jordan

Male character is running away from an unknown figure, he continuously looks behind him in a panic. He then trips on a fallen branch and falls, knocking his head on a rock.

3 - Exposition, Director : Cailin

Male Character is unconscious on floor, music continues to play from his now fallen earphone.

4 - Rising Action, Director : Cailin

The unknown figure's shadow casts over the male body as he lays still unconscious

5 - Falling Action, Director: Jordan

Male character snaps out of a daydream in a psychiatrists office. The psychiatrist asks if he is okay, how he is feeling and repeatedly refers to him as "Sid" to which he does not respond.

6 - Exposition, Director: Mia

Male character is sleeping in a plain white bed. Audience is unsure where he is.

7 - Rising Action, Director: Claudia

The psychiatrist walks up to his bed and appears to check on him. She then puts a powdered substance in the glass of water by his bed.

8 - Rising Action, Director: Cailin

The male character wakes up startled and coveredin sweat. He sees two figures flash next to him and assumes he is going mad. He then takes a large gulp from the glass of water and stands up to try and work out where he is. It cuts to an over the shoulder shot from outside looking up at him through a window.

9 - Rising Action, Director: Mia

Male character sits on bed and puts his head in his hands. The two figures from earlier begin to flicker next to him again. They begin to whisper to him: one telling him he is crazy and the other saying it's not his fault. The male character tries to convince himself that he is fine.

10 - Exposition, Director: Jordan

The shot cuts back to the scene in the psychiatrist office where the psychiatrist continues to prod the male character with questions whilst his temper appears to build up.

11 - Rising Action, Director: Mia

The male character stands up and looks at himself in a mirror, he is standing alone in the shot. The shot then goes from his point of view and voices can be heard talking to him. As the shot turns back around, the two figures from before are seen standing there. The voices increase in volume.

12 -  Climax, Director: Claudia

The voices get louder and louder as the male character attempts to ignore them. The psychiatrist then asks one final question before the character has a breakdown. As he is screaming, the shots jump from different views of the scene of using on each character individually as well as the group as a whole.