Job Search Final Video

Final Video Script

Scene	Description	Duration	Shot (See attached sheet for codes)	Music/FX	Voiceover
1	Introduce Bryan. Bryan does variety of movements	12s	MS	Piano Music	This is Bryan, and he is looking for a job. What does he need to get that job? Let’s show him what he needs.
2	Title: Step 1 – The Resume. Bryan writing resume	57s	HA, TL/R, HO, ZI	Piano Music	The first step is building a resume. When developing a quality resume you need to devote time to sit down and write out what your strengths are.  Make sure you include strengths that will apply to the job you wish to obtain.  It also doesn’t hurt to include a weakness or two.  Often employers like to see that their potential employee is not perfect and makes mistakes.  Just be sure to include weaknesses that still make you look like a good employee Bryan! Be sure to include any education you have taken.  Employers want to know what level of education you have to show if you have the knowledge required to complete tasks at the job.  You want to be sure to include any previous work experience you have and how long you worked for that employer.  Employers want to know what training you have and how long you typically have stayed with a job. Great job Bryan, drop off that resume and you’ll have that job in no time!
3	Title: Step 2 - The Interview: Choosing the right clothes. Bryan trying on clothes in front of friends.  Getting approval from friends.	58s	MS, CU	Piano Music	You’ve got the interview now but what is appropriate to wear? Start by getting a few pieces of clothes and make sure to get a few friends to help you choose what looks best on you.  The friends with give you their value opinion and prevent you from looking foolish walking into your very important interview.  Be sure to choose something that is fancy but not too fancy.  You don’t want to wear something that is over the top for the position.  Remember, you want to dress for business but also casual and more importantly, comfortable.  Great choice Bryan, that’s sure to impress your future employer!
4	Title: Step 3 – The Interview. Bryan running out to vehicle and getting inside. Cut back and forth to toy car driving to recreate events while driving.	51s	LS, MS, CU, PSO, HA, RS,	Piano Music	The day is finally here and it’s time for your interview.  Be sure to leave your home with plenty of time to get to the business.  Rushing will only get you angry and emotional.  Two things you don’t want to be during your interview.  Try to plan out beforehand the best way to get to the interview so to avoid traffic.  Remember to obey all traffic laws while driving.  The last thing you need is to be stopped by the police or get in an accident.  Don’t resort to eating food or grooming yourself while driving.  This distracts you as a driver and will make you more irritated before your interview.
5	Bryan pulling up to business and running inside. Struggles with door. Employer opens door for him.	20s	LS	Piano Music	As you arrive to the interview don’t rush to get inside.  You have plenty of time to get inside and relax before you meet your potential employer.  You also never know who is watching your actions as you enter the business.  You wouldn’t want any poor choices to be seen by your employer or other employee.  Remember, anyone could be watching your actions at this point.
6	Bryan walks into office area and does one last check before entering interview room.  Shakes hand with employer.	22s	AS, DI	Piano Music	As you walk in make sure to do one last hygiene check.  It’s a good idea to take a breath mint just in case.  Now wait patiently for your employer to come and get you.  Make sure to greet your employer with a strong, firm handshake and wait to be invited in to sit down.  Good luck Bryan!
7	Clock ticking	6s	CU	Clock ticking
8	Bryan leaving interview room very happy. Employer looks unhappy but changes attitude and dances.	9s	HO	Piano Music	Great job Bryan.  You got the job. Be ready to start in the next two weeks and work hard at you new job as a lawyer. You earned it. Way to go!
9	Title: Two Weeks later. Bryan swaying back and forth in chair doing nothing.	6s	PU, HA	Squeaky Chair sound
10	Credits	26s		Piano Music

Shot Codes:

MS – Medium Shot

HA – High Angle

TL/R – Truck Left and Right

HO – Head On

ZI – Zoom In

CU – Close Up

LS – Long Shot

PSO – Pan Still Object

RS – Reflective Shot

AS - Angle Shot

DI – Dolly In

PU – Pedestal Up