Dying boy (13) cons his friends to help him escape from the hospital so that he can fulfill his last wish; one more night with his friends.
(If you're wondering why the heck this screenplay is on Github or you don't know anything about git, repos or fountain – see noob section below.)
This screenplay is currently written in Swedish but I hope to have it translated soon so that all the screenplays on my github are in English.
The latest version of the script can be downloaded as a PDF from here.
Last change made: 05/28/2017 Current status: Screenplay is in development and open for pushing commits.
git clone https://github.com/rubensz/sistanatten.git
As this screenplay is open source, anybody is welcome to clone the repo, tinker, edit, comment, improve and push the code back to the repository – just like any other open source code. The maintainer will review and merge accepted contributions to the main branch. All contributors will be credited when the script goes into production.
- ✒️ Pilot - First draft was written with a pen (yes, an actual pen that you hold in your hand!).
- 💻 Fountain Syntax - Plain text markup language for screenplays.
- 💻 Atom - Atom is a free and open-source text and source code editor.
- 💻 Fountain.vim - Fountain package for Atom with syntax highlighting and utilities.
This script is written in a Fountain which is a plain text markdown language for film, TV and theater screenplays. As long as you follow the Fountain Syntax, you can edit the screenplay in any editor for plain text – although software dedicated to Fountain syntax (or one with a Fountain plugin), gives a superior writing experience. To see some options, see this link.
Git is software for version control of computer code. Just like computer code, a Fountain screenplay is a set of instructions according to a standardized format, and can hence utilize the same powerful tools used by software developers. To learn more about git, read this.
This project is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
- see the LICENSE file for details.
- Thanks to that kid in a wheelchair I saw in the Kista Galleria.
- Ruben Sznajderman - Initial work
- Your name here 😉
- Ludvig Geijer Michaeli - Transcribed the 1st draft