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1 EXT. NEW YORK CITY – MIDDAY – CLOSEUP
Tourists and locals exist out of the train station as CAMERA ZOOMS OUT to see bustling New York City.
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2 EXT. NEW YORK CITY – MIDDAY – CLOSEUP – ENTRANCE OF TRAIN STATION
Tourist, Kelly, walks out to see locals busily walking around – lots of street traffic. Kelly a first- timer to New York is very enthusiastic and wanting to experience everything it has to offer. At the moment, Kelly looks confused of her surroundings.
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3 INSERT – PHONE- CLOSEUP
Phone shows map of local attractions near Kelly’s location.
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4 EXT. NEW YORK CITY – MIDDAY – MED TWO SHOT – KELLY AND KAVEESH
KELLY
(confused)
Excuse me, I’m not from around here and I’m looking for a place where I could possibly get a quick fun workout and I heard Chelsea Piers is around here. Can you show me where it is?
VOICE (O.S.)
Kaveesh, local resident, decides to help Kelly by showing her around.
KAVEESH
Umm… sure why not, I was on my way there.
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5 EXT. NEW YORK CITY – MIDDAY – LONG SHOT – CHELSEA PIERS
VOICE (O.S.)
Chelsea Piers is a 28- acre sports complex that located between 17th and 23rd Street along the Hudson River which aims to improve the quality of life by providing a place where both adults and children can relax, play, and compete.
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6 EXT. CHELSEA PIERS – MIDDAY – MED SHOT – KELLY AND KAVEESH
KELLY
Wow! Is this the pier? I heard it wasn’t always a recreational complex.
KAVEESH
Yes and you’re right! The piers were used by soldiers who embarked here for the battlefields of World War I and II, immigrants who came to catch a ferry to Ellis Island, and not to mention the Titanic was suppose to dock here on April 16, 1912 two days after it sunk.
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7 INSERT – IMAGES OF RECREATIONAL OPTIONS
VOICE (O.S.)
Chelsea Piers provides an extensive amount recreational opportunities whether you’ve come to hone your athletic edge or just have some good old family fun. This 28- acre sports complex features a year round ice rink, year round driving range, a full service gym and fitness club, Pier Sixty, as well as, their own state- of- the- art bowling facility.
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8 EXT. CHELSEA PIERS – MIDDAY – LONG SHOT – KELLY AND KAVEESH
Kelly and Kaveesh exit and walk away from Chelsea Piers with smiles on their faces.
VOICE (O.S)
After a long day of touring the piers, Kelly and Kaveesh have enjoyed their day at Chelsea Piers, while, Kelly is anxiously waiting to come back with her friends next time she visits.
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THE END
CREDITS
Tourist Kelly – Kelly Laurent
Local Kaveesh – Kaveesh Singh
Voice (O.S.) – Tony Wu
Filming – Tony Wu
Screenplay – Kelly Laurent, Kaveesh Singh, Tony Wu
WORKS CITED
Martin, Douglas. “Chelsea Piers, Where Grown-Ups Play, Too.” The New York Times. The New York Times, 04 Aug. 2000. Web. 19 Nov. 2013.
“About Chelsea Piers.” Chelsea Piers. N.p., n.d. Web. 19 Nov. 2013.
“Chelsea Piers History 101.” The History of Chelsea Piers. N.p., n.d. Web. 18 Nov. 2013.
