Processen [SCREENPLAY] 🎬 🎥 📃

About

This is the repository for the open source screenplay of a short film Processen . See storyboards, cast and behind the scenes on project's website.

(If you're wondering why the heck this screenplay is on Github or you don't know anything about git, repos or fountain – see this short introduction.)

Short Tagline

The Process is a short film were we follow a legal proceeding were common citizens are confronted with what they wrote on social media long time ago.

Watch The Short

Here is a link to the finished film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOqCaiW6QCs

Read the script 📄

The latest version of the script can be downloaded as an PDF from here.

Project status

Update: 09-15-2019 - Processen has been released online.

Credits

• Ruben Sznajderman - Initial work
• Ludvig Geijer Michaeli - Transcribing the 1st draft

Contribute

The story and first draft was written by rubensz, who is also maintaining this repository during development, but anybody is welcome to clone the script for the purpose of tinkering, edit, correct, comment, improve and push the “code” back to the repository – just like with open source software.

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on submitting pull requests to the head writer.

Cloning

git clone https://github.com/rubensz/processen.git

License

This project is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International

• see the LICENSE.md file for details.

Built With

• Pilot - First draft was written with Pen. Yes, actual pen that you hold in your hand! ✒️
• Fountain Syntax - Plain text markup language for screenplays.
• Vim - Vim is a modal text editor.
• Fountain.vim - Syntax files that adds support for Fountain in Vim.
• Afterwriting - Terminal application that converts fountain files to PDF.

Acknowledgments

From Ruben Sznajderman

• Big thanks to Manusgruppen (Writer's group, Stockholm chapter).

Research by initial author

1. Stasiland: Stories from Behind the Berlin Wall by Anna Funder.
2. A Comparative Study of Government Surveillance of Social Media and Mobile Phone Communications during Iran’s Green Movement (2009) and the UK Riots (2011).
3. Oppressive regimes step up high-tech censorship
4. Monitoring Social Media - Lessons for Future Department of Defense Social Media Analysis in Support of Information Operations.
5. Oppression for Pennies – The Cost of Surveillance is Falling.
6. Internet monitoring in the Gulf - We're watching you.
7. In Repressive Countries, Citizens Go 'Dark' to Share Independent News
8. Allmän ordning.
9. Förledande av ungdom.
10. Förargelseväckande beteende.
11. Allmän sammankomst.
12. Ordningslagen (Sverige).
13. Förargelseväckande beteende.
14. Juridisk ordlista.