Unlimited Scripts Volume I: 6 Short-Film Scripts for Commercial or Non-Commercial Use (in English)
Synopsis "Unlimited Scripts Volume I: 6 Short-Film Scripts for Commercial or Non-Commercial Use (in English)"
The first step in making a short film is finding a good script. New and aspiring filmmakers have no further to look than Unlimited Scripts for super affordable, quality scripts. These scripts can easily be adapted to include more or different characters and locations. These scripts can be altered to fulfill the filmmakers vision or used as-is. The copyright on the inside cover grants rights for both commercial and non-commercial purposes. There are six scripts in all, each with limited locations and a small cast. These are written for the new and aspiring filmmakers on a budget. Here's a quick synopsis of two scripts - remember there are 6 scripts in all! Prom Dance (can easily be adapted to 20-somethings and dating) With prom looming over everyone's head, BELLA CARLSON seems to be the only one not affected by the craze. She's more focused on her schoolwork than finding a date and still hasn't been asked. One night while doing homework through FaceTime with her best friend CASSY SMITH, Cassy insists that Bella helps get a boy to ask her out. Being a good friend, Bella proceeds to text Cassy's crush, and the boy agrees to ask her out tomorrow. However, when Bella calls her friend back, Cassy informs her that through another friend, she landed a prom date with the cutest boy in school. Frustrated and put in charge of fixing the blunder, Bella calls the other friend to cancel Cassy's date with the cute boy but finds herself once again playing matchmaker. As Cassy helps the friend land a prom date, sweet FRANK OSWELL attempts to chat with her online and has an important question to ask that he's nervous about. But before he can ask it, Bella rushes him off the phone to help with yet another friend who's in dire need of help finding a prom date. Throughout the day, Bella continues playing matchmaker to all her friends through social media and phone calls. By nightfall, Bella hangs a whiteboard covered in everyone's photos with lines connecting people together, to organize the convoluted situation she has found herself in. Frank continues to try and ask her his one question, but she's always forced to brush him aside to help her love-stricken friends. As she finalizes the last pair - nearly messing up their matches - Frank unexpectedly shows up at her house with flowers. At last, he's able to ask her to prom, which she happily agrees to. Worst Wingman Ever Young and in love, DEAN drags his best friend MARY to the park in hopes of seeing his crush, JENNIFER, who runs through the area daily. He begs Mary to be his wingwoman, but it goes horribly wrong when she gives Jennifer the impression that Dean's gay. Furious, Dean forces Mary to follow Jennifer into the parking lot to straighten out the mess, where he inadvertently makes the situation worse by acknowledging that he shares Jennifer's love for Elton John's music, further propelling the idea he's gay. Mary does nothing to help the fiasco as she lists other problematic actresses he likes. After Jennifer leaves, Dean lashes out at Mary, who twists everything he says until the conversation spirals out of control. It ends with Dean confessing he loves Mary's breasts, but would never touch them because it's not something he shouldn't do. The next day, Dean and Mary return to the park for Mary to properly play wingwoman. While the conversation declines every time Dean opens his mouth, Mary finally takes pity on him and confesses that he wants to ask Jennifer out. However, Jennifer declines the invitation, because she's a lesbian. Jennifer eyes Mary with a smile before continuing her run. Dumbfounded, Dean asks to touch Mary's breasts to which she refuses. Instead, the pair walks off hand-in -hand.
