Nora & Elliot
Nora pauses at the radio. Elliot waits across the desk and warns her not to answer.
LAST LIGHT / FICTIONAL SAMPLE PROJECT
A story you can follow.
A package you can explore.
A sample production-bible outline for the fictional LAST LIGHT: screenplay, scene references and shot plan.
01 / THE STORY
A signal. A sealed letter.
A decision.
A long-silent radio interrupts a quiet lighthouse room. Nora pauses above the dial while Elliot warns her not to answer.
INT. LIGHTHOUSE SIGNAL ROOM — DAY
Clear sea light fills the tall windows.
The radio and charts cover the left of the desk.
A sealed RED ENVELOPE rests on the right.
NORA
That channel went silent ten years ago.
ELLIOT waits across the desk.
ELLIOT
Then don't answer it.
Her hand stops above the radio.
The envelope remains sealed.
02 / THE VISUAL PLAN
Six shots.
One scene.
Camera and duration notes are sample planning choices.
Room geography24mm · Wide
Establish the room before the interruption.
The signal50mm · Medium close-up
Nora notices the radio.
The warning65mm · Medium
Elliot stays across the desk.
The red envelope85mm · Insert
The envelope remains sealed and red.
Recognition85mm · Close-up
Let the recognition register.
The held decision35mm · Two-person wide
Her hand stops. The choice remains open.
03 / KEEP THE DETAILS CONNECTED
The story sets the facts.
The plan carries them forward.
The same details guide the visual references, review, and the next creative decision.
A lighthouse room
Daylight. Radio and charts on the left. Sealed red envelope on the right.
No answer yet
Her hand stops above the radio. The scene leaves the choice open.
04 / PREPARING YOUR PROJECT PRESENTATION
Add the business context.
Make assumptions explicit.
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