My morning comic script
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Curtis wakes up in his living room and gets ready for the day, taking a shower and getting dressed. He then walks to the bus stop in the cold, taking a one hour and thirteen minute bus ride to college. Upon arriving at the college, he walks to his media classroom and sits with his friends Jacob and Ryan, asking Jacob if he did the homework.
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- 1. Title by Trenz Puca ! Lorem Ipsum © 2008 Lorem Ipsum Dolor Your Name 1234 Main Street Anytown, State 54321
- 2. 1. INT. LIVINGROOM - 6:30AM CURTIS WAKES UP ON HIS FOAM MATtRESS DOWNSTAIRS IN HIS LIVING ROOM AND BEGINS TO GET UP. CURTIS:*YAWNS* 2. INT. SHOWER - 6:45AM CURTIS WALKS INTO THE BATHROOM AND BEGINS TO TAKE A HOT SHOWER. 3. EXT. HILTON STREET - 7:20AM CURTIS IS WALKING DOWN THE STREET WITH HIS HOOD UP AND HIS HANDS IN HIS POCKETS BECAUSE OF THE COLD. CURTS: GOD ITS COLD TODAY... 4. INT. TOP LEVEL OF A 2 STORY BUS - 7:24AM - 8:37AM CURTIS STARES OUT THE WINDOW FOR 1 HR AND 13 MINUTES WHILST HE’S ON THE BUS GOING TO COLLEGE. CURTIS THOUGHTS: *TRY NOT TO FALL ASLEEP* 5. EXT. LONGROAD COLLEGE GROUNDS - 8-40AM CURTIS IS WALKING ACROSS THE COLLEGE CAR PARK THROUGH THE MAIN ENTRANCE. 6. INT. LONGROAD MEDIA CLASSROOM 8-55AM CURTIS WALKS INTO HIS MEDIA LESSON AND SITS AT HIS TABLE WITH JACOB AND RYAN. CURTIS: DID YOU DO YOUR HOMEWORK? *DIRECTED AT JACOB* JACOB: YEAH, BUT ITS SHIT. ! 1