Script

 The movie name is What could've been... 

Characters
Amarie
Kadence
Alex
Undercover police officer
Ceaser


[Scene 1]

(Morning)

(Pully shot)

(Amarie in the court yard)

(Amarie walks with flash backs coming in and out)

(Flash backs of Amarie getting arrested)

Kadence: What about my baby the girl yells (muffled)

(Flash back)

Amarie: When did it all go wrong (says as he sits down on bench)


[Scene 2]

(Static shot)

(Flashes to courtyard scene with Kadence and Amarie together siting on a bench in the afternoon)

Kadence: When are we going on our date?

Amarie: We are going to Mcdonalds!

Kadence: Oh…Ok..(she says sadly)

Amarie: You don’t like it? (Surprised)

PG.2

Kadence: Umm anyways I have something to tell you. (she says hesitantly)

Amarie: You can say it!

Kadence: Actually here..

Amarie Sighs and walks away with frustration)

Kadence: Where are you going?!

Amarie: I’m tired of this…


[Scene 3]

(Amarie walking in neighborhood later that day and gets stopped by an undercover police officer)

(Over the shoulder shot)

Undercover Police: How are you doing? What’s your name sir?

Amarie: Amarie?

Undercover police: Amarie? Did you come from that house over there?
(Pulls walkie)
Undercover police: Suspect has grey jacket, crocs, yes it’s you!
(Undercover police arrests Amarie)


[Scene 4]

(Sad music begins to play)

(Handheld shot)

Kadence: No you can’t do this to him! (She cries)

Alex: Hey that’s my friend! (Angrily)

Alex: Ima hold it down for you!

PG.3

Amarie: I won’t be gone long. (He says with hope)

[Scene 5]

(Amarie mugshots taken at police station)


[Scene 6]

(Sitting in court yard)

(Static shot)

Ceaser: Why are you crying?

Kadence: I’m pregnant! (Sad tone)

Kadence: And he’s in jail! (sad almost angry tone)

Ceaser: It’s ok we’ll figure this out. (In a sympathetic tone)

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