Trailers and trailer script

Brotherly Love

 Ext. establish shots of Philadelphia
(Non-diegetic sound track)
June
Hold up, hohohohoho

Int. family gathering 
June
Quiet, quite. Silence
Surge, I'm so proud of you bro

Int. basketball court
(Surge is about to take a shot from the free throw line)
June
You've been working on your game since you were 6 years old

Int. family gathering
June
I taught you all your moves man
(The whole croud laughs and screen fades to black)

Int. high school - day
(Jackie walking through school halls)
June
Jackie, babygirl your so beautiful 

Int. basketball court
(Jackie is cheerleading)
June
Not once around here have you given me any problems, but as a family...
(Screen fades to black)

Int. family home
(Surge runs past his mum in the living room with tears in her eyes)
Mother
I heard about your game last night
(Quickly dissolved to black screen)

Int. family house kitchen 
(Surge is making food whilst mother smokes)
Surge
You should have been there

Ext. house entrance 
(Boys walking into the family house)
June
We came a long way but look, hard work pays off.
(Crowd laughs - diegetic sound)
(Quickly dissolved to black screen)

Int. library 
(Chris tries to make conversation with Jackie)
Chris Collins
Your June's sister right?
Jackie
Yeah that's me

First 45 seconds 

Boyz in the hood

Kidulthood

Intent 2 

Adulthood

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