"SEE SAW" Written by. Luke Prince

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"SEE SAW" Written by Luke Prince Copyright (c) 2010 This screenplay may not be used or reproduced without the express written permission of the author. For all queries on Script usage, please contact. mail@lukeprince.com 07758836167

INT. WAITING ROOM - MORNING A cold looking waiting room - with chairs all round the walls. A bright, out-of-place coffee table - covered in papers - is the only thing lighting up the boring room. There are two doors at either end of the room. One the entrance leading to a quiet street, and the other door leading further into the building. A man,, done up in a suit, sits in one of the chairs, reading a script. He seems very posh. Suddenly, the entrance to the room opens - an untidy man enters. This is. He is out of breath, and appears to have run to the room. Is this the auditions?! simply nods, with an air of disapproval. (CONT D) Thank God for that. I thought I d missed it. My agent gave me the wrong time. He sits down next to, still recovering from his rushed arrival. Perhaps you should get a better agent. Well, I say agent. It s my mum really but - rolls his eyes. Perhaps you should get a new one. appears confused. A new mum...? That wouldn t really- No. A new agent. If you want to be successful, you need someone with connections in the industry. I doubt your mum has connections. Well. I don t know. She did discover Daniel Radcliffe.

"See Saw" Draft 3. Luke Prince 2. is surprised. Really?! Yeah. Discovered him and a load of mates drinking cider in our shed. Made a bomb off the tabloids. There is an awkward silence. (CONT D) What s the role? leans forward to the coffee table and looks through the pile of scripts. (CONT D) I haven t even read the script yet... He picks up a script and holds the title page up. Saw...8?! (CONT D) seems proud. The opening scene no less. I thought they stopped at Saw 7. It was called the final chapter and all. There s a twist. Rumour has it that they re going to reveal everything from films three to seven was a dream. Won t people be kind of mad about that? I think it s genius. opens the script. He looks at the page, before turning it over confused. Is this it? Yes.

"See Saw" Draft 3. Luke Prince 3. (READS) Man sits in trap. Man Dies. It s the opening sequence. Man sits in trap. Man dies? Yes, Yes! That s pretty vague. I don t even have a name. Shhhh! tries to make the most of the limited scene description. (MUMBLES) I don t even have any lines... continues to focus on his script. He jumps suddenly. AUDITIONEE (O.S.) AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! The scream comes from through the auditions door. Is there someone in there already? sighs. The answer is obvious to him. Yes. Right. AUDITIONEE AAHHHHHHHHHH! HELP! NO! PLEASE! AAAHHHHHHHH! (PAUSE) AAAAAAHHHHHHHH! (PAUSE) PLEASE! NO! DON T! NO MORE - PLEASE! AAHHHHHHHHH! You don t think that sounds a bit too realistic do you? Oh God. Don t tell me you re a surrealist.

"See Saw" Draft 3. Luke Prince 4. A what? What are you going to do? Show your pain through the medium of dance?! laughs to himself. The screams continue. No, why would I...? I mean, don t you think that sounds a bit... real? Well he is an actor. AUDITIONEE Someone help! Call the Police! PLEASE! Yeah that sounds pretty real. Do you think we should... check? Check?! And ruin a fellow thespians performance?! Well yeah. No. But he s calling for the police. Noone does that in Saw. (FORCEFULLY) He s acting! Right. Ok. tries to focus on the script. AUDITIONEE Not the knee... Please! NOT THE KNEE. AHHHHHH! He does sound pretty concerned about his knee. ACTING!

"See Saw" Draft 3. Luke Prince 5. Right. The door suddenly opens. A man in a surgical outfit appears, carrying a drill, which is bloody. (CONT D) Holy sh-. Hello. sits agape, and smiles obliviously. The man addresses them politely. DRILL MAN gasps. DRILL MAN Is everything ok out here guys? Making yourselves comfortable? Fine thank you! DRILL MAN No biscuits?! I ll have someone send some out! Well thank you! How kind. The man returns through the door. (CONT D) See. Biscuits. The guy had a drill. Yes, yes? A drill with blood on it. Just a prop. Possibly bits of knee. Realism! Attention to detail! continues to read his script, visibly agitated and glancing at the door every few moments. What s that?

"See Saw" Draft 3. Luke Prince 6. What? shifts in his chair in fear, as blood seeps out from under the door. That. Wow. There s errr...blood dripping out from the door. Fake blood. Probably Jam. Jam?! Dude it s blood. Dripping freaking blood. It s jam! I d lick it up if I wasn t learning my lines. There are no lines! There is a sudden loud scream, louder than the others. Then total silence. (CONT D) Right, so the guy just died. About time too. The door opens again - the drill man entering the room, this time carrying two black sacks of suspicious shape. Wow. Ok. He puts the bags by the door and then goes to enter the other room again. DRILL MAN exits. DRILL MAN We ll be with you guys in a second. So yeah. Two black sacks of jam, right? Maybe! An awkward silence.

"See Saw" Draft 3. Luke Prince 7. (LAUGHS) (CONT D) This isn t Saw you know. Pause. misses the irony of the joke. Well it is. The door opens. The DIRECTOR enters. A man in a full suit. Which is covered in a mass of red stains. sits mouth open wide, smiles oblivious. DIRECTOR Sorry about the wait. Mr Jessop? That s me! Yeah. Dude. Don t go in there. Watch me get the part. But the guys clearly covered in blood. See you pal! Oh don t follow him. Come on! Oh Wow. Wow. The door closes as the DIRECTOR and exit. sits in silence, eyes darting around. A pause. (O.S) AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH! appears uncomfortable, before reaching for his phone in his pocket and dialling a number. He waits as it rings. Hello mum? (pause) Yes mum, you don t have to put on a different voice for agent business. Listen right... Can I get a lift? The door opens, and DRILL MAN enters. moves his phone from his ear for a moment.

"See Saw" Draft 3. Luke Prince 8. DRILL MAN We should be with you in a few minutes! Think this one will be quick! nods and gives a sheepish thumbs up as drill man exits. END. CREDITS. Yeah. Fairly urgent.