Difference between revisions of "Sequence 2"
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WOOT peers out from behind a tree trunk. | WOOT peers out from behind a tree trunk. | ||
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WOOT is excited by what he sees and sets off. | WOOT is excited by what he sees and sets off. | ||
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WOOT001 Yes. I'm... Say... | WOOT001 Yes. I'm... Say... | ||
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SERVANT (OS) | SERVANT (OS) | ||
Regal Majesty, the most | Regal Majesty, the most | ||
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| − | 002 The famous Tin Woodman of Oz. | + | SERVANT 002 The famous Tin Woodman of Oz. |
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1_02_27 | 1_02_27 | ||
| − | WOOT | + | WOOT 003 A Tin Woodman? How odd! |
| − | 003 A Tin Woodman? How odd! | + | |
1_02_27a | 1_02_27a | ||
| − | SERVANT (insulted) | + | SERVANT (insulted) 03-01 Odd?!? Of all the impertinent… |
| − | 03-01 Odd?!? Of all the impertinent… | + | |
1_02_27b | 1_02_27b | ||
| − | SERVANT (rubbing chin) | + | SERVANT (rubbing chin) 004 Perhaps our Emperor is a bit… Odd. |
| − | 004 Perhaps our Emperor is a bit… Odd. | + | |
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SERVANT and as honest and true as good tin can make him. | SERVANT and as honest and true as good tin can make him. | ||
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| − | SERVANT | + | SERVANT 004-02 So we, who gladly serve him, overlook the fact that he is not like |
| − | 004-02 So we, who gladly serve him, overlook the fact that he is not like | ||
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WOOT runs after SERVANT. | WOOT runs after SERVANT. | ||
| − | WOOT | + | WOOT Wait! Wait! |
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WOOT runs up to the closed castle doors. | WOOT runs up to the closed castle doors. | ||
| − | WOOT | + | WOOT I beg you pardon, good sir. |
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WOOT 04-01 I didn’t mean he was odd, I… I… I… Actually I’ve | WOOT 04-01 I didn’t mean he was odd, I… I… I… Actually I’ve | ||
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WOOT It’s something I have to tell him… In person. | WOOT It’s something I have to tell him… In person. | ||
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Revision as of 13:20, 9 February 2007
SEQUENCE 1_02 – “BRIDGE” // last modified 11/21/06 MH to match WIP
EXT. TIN CASTLE - SUNSET
1_02_00a
The TIN CASTLE.
1_02_01
EXT. WOODS – SUNSET WOOT peers out from behind a tree trunk.
1_02_01b
WOOT is excited by what he sees and sets off.
1_02_03
WOOT runs to the DRAWBRIDGE of the TIN CASTLE.
1_02_03a
WOOT crosses the DRAWBRIDGE.
1_02_04
The TIN CASTLE rises into the sky.
1_02_04a
WOOT crosses the DRAWBRIDGE.
1_02_05
WOOT stands before the doors of the TIN CASTLE.
1_02_06
WOOT looks around as he walks towards the doors of the TIN CASTLE.
1_02_07
WOOT looks up at the doors of the TIN CASTLE, trying to decide what to do.
1_02_08
WOOT reaches up to knock on the castle doors.
1_02_09
WOOT knocks on the castle doors.
1_02_10
WOOT knocks on the castle doors a second time.
1_02_11
WOOT finishes knocking then smiles.
1_02_12
WOOT waits at the castle doors.
1_02_13
WOOT gets impatient; reaches to knock on the castle doors again.
1_02_15
WOOT knocks on the castle doors much harder.
1_02_16
WOOT steps back from the castle doors.
1_02_16a
WOOT, still stepping back, looks around him.
1_02_17
WOOT steps and falls backwards.
1_02_18
Woot is knocked over by the force of the gate doors being opened wide.
1_02_19
WOOT sits back up.
1_02_20
SERVANT appears in the doorway, dressed in a tin helmet and breastplate and a uniform covered with tiny tin disks. He sparkles dazzlingly in the setting sun.
SERVANT000 Yes? May I help you... Sir?
1_02_21
WOOT stands up.
WOOT001 Yes. I'm... Say...
1_02_22
WOOT Who lives here?
1_02_23
SERVANT peers down his nose at WOOT.
SERVANT001-03 Who, indeed! Why, it's none other than His Most
1_02_24
WOOT looks up excitedly.
SERVANT (OS) Regal Majesty, the most
1_02_25
SERVANT excellent and wonderful Emperor of the Winkies!
1_02_26
SERVANT 002 The famous Tin Woodman of Oz.
1_02_27
WOOT 003 A Tin Woodman? How odd!
1_02_27a
SERVANT (insulted) 03-01 Odd?!? Of all the impertinent…
1_02_27b
SERVANT (rubbing chin) 004 Perhaps our Emperor is a bit… Odd.
1_02_28
SERVANT but he is a kind master
1_02_29
SERVANT and as honest and true as good tin can make him.
1_02_30
SERVANT 004-02 So we, who gladly serve him, overlook the fact that he is not like
1_02_31
SERVANT (disdainful) Other people.
1_02_32
SERVANT 004-03 Now if you don’t mind…
1_02_33
SERVANT turns to go.
1_02_34
WOOT runs after SERVANT.
WOOT Wait! Wait!
1_02_35
WOOT runs up to the closed castle doors.
WOOT I beg you pardon, good sir.
1_02_36
WOOT 04-01 I didn’t mean he was odd, I… I… I… Actually I’ve
1_02_37
WOOT Bear important news for him… From the village.
1_02_38
One of the castle doors opens slightly and SERVANT pops out. SERVANT 005-04 Oh?
1_02_39
SERVANT (sarcastic) And what news might that be?
1_02_40
WOOT 05-05 Yes… Um…
1_02_41
WOOT It’s something I have to tell him… In person.
1_02_42
SERVANT looks at WOOT suspiciously for a moment longer.
SERVANT006 Very well.
1_02_43
SEVANT opens the castle door a bit wider.
SERVANT If you please, follow me.
