Analyse ‘Back To the Future’: last scene

(From 3.06 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15FlJENWu54 )

Marty opens the garage to reveal his facial expression, a mix of shock and joy. Cuts to the truck Marty has always wanted, he leans on the truck as Marty’s girlfriend Jennifer enters into the backdrop outside the garage.

Jennifer: How about a ride mister?

Marty looks at her in disbelief that she is there.

Marty: Jennifer.

He walks towards her.

Marty: Oh are you a sight for sore eye. Let me look at you.

Marty stands to the left of Jennifer, places his hands upon her shoulders and looks deep in her eye still with a look of disbelief. Jennifer stares back at him and says.

Jennifer: Marty, you’ll acting like you haven’t seen me in a week

Marty takes her left hand and replies.

Marty: I haven’t.

Jennifer looking now confused, stokes his forehead as if to check for a temperature or a bump and asks him.

Jennifer: You ok? Is everything alright?

Jennifer moves her hand to the back of Marty’s head and then to his shoulder, as Marty keeps hold of Jennifer’s hand and turns his head and upper body to look behind him, Jennifer keeps her eyes fixed on Marty’s trying to keep eye contact.

Cuts to shot looking though the see-trough door were Marty’s parents, Lorraine and George McFly, smiling at Marty and Jennifer. Lorraine’s head resting on George’s shoulder they turn around and start to walk away back into the house as Marty says off camera.

Marty: O’yeah.

Marty turns back around to face Jennifer still holding her hands

Cuts back to Marty and Jennifer in the same position, Jennifer moves her arm around to the back of Marty’s neck and they kiss. Just as they kiss a large a large flash and bang happens off shot, Jennifer and Marty’s hair is blown and they turn around to face the direction of were the flash and bang came from with shocked expressions.

Cuts to a shot of the delorean time machine driving through metal garbage cans. And parks up right in front of the camera on Marty’s drive way. Marty and Jennifer walk towards the camera, camera pans round to show Marty Jennifer and the delorean time machine in the same shot. The delorean car door opens and Doc Brown jumps out and stares at Marty wearing unusual clothes. He says.

Doc: Marty,

He walks quickly up to Jennifer and Marty grabs Marty’s arms and says

Doc: You’ve got to come with me

Marty: Where?

Doc takes off his glasses and says

Doc: Back to the future

Cuts to Doc going through garbage cans and picking up waste, Marty runs over and asks

Marty: wait a minute, what are you doing Doc?

Doc: I need fuel

Doc empties the waste into the top of the delorean.

Doc: go ahead, quick get in the car.

Marty: no no no no, Doc I just got here okay.

He points at Jennifer

Marty: Jennifer’s here, we’ll gonna take the new truck for a spin.

Doc: well bring her along, this conseres her too

Marty: wait a minute Doc, what are you talking about, what happens to us in the future. Do we become arseholes or something?

Doc: no no no no Marty, both you and Jennifer turn out fine, it’s your kids Marty something has got to be done about your kids!

Cuts to delorean backing out of Marty’s drive and onto the road. Then cuts to inside the delorean, Jennifer sitting on Marty’s lap.

Marty: hey Doc we better back up we don’t have enough road to get up to 88.

Doc looks at Marty puts his sunglases down and says

Doc: roads? Where we’ll going, we don’t need roads.

The delorean takes off and flies into the screen ending the scene and movie.

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Commissioning editor

 

Commissioning editors find and commission

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Director

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show.

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crew members what's happening in that shot.

They can also use a director’s viewfinder which is

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Script Editor

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writers and develop the storyline and ideas

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Reader

 

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on what works and what needs changing in

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Studio executive (aka executive producer) 

 

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Agents

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screenwriter, they find jobs and task for the

screenwriter to do such as writing a

screenplay for a brief.

They also send and get the commissioning

editor to read the screenplay and to get it

commissioned on so that it can eventually

get put into production.