Storyboard

 


Scene 1: A lazy teenager lounges on his bed, scrolling through his phone in a messy room. 

Scene 2: The camera zooms in on the phone screen as notifications appear, then vanishes. 

Scene 3: The atmosphere shifts-too quiet, unnervingly so. The room feels different. 

Scene 4: The phone suddenly rings, flashing an unknown number, breaking the silence. 

Scene 5: He hesitates but answers out of boredom. "Hello?" he says nervously. 

Scene 6: A deep, distorted voice asks: "Do you know where your parents are?" 



Scene 7: He freezes; confusion quickly turns into fear. 

Scene 8: In slow motion, the phone drops as terror grips him. 

Scene 9: The silence is heavy-only heartbeats, and his rushed breathing remains. 

Scene 10: "Who is this? What do you want?" he asks, voice shaking. 

Scene 11: A low, eerie laugh echoes from the phone before the line goes dead. 

Scene 12: He stands frozen, staring at the disconnected call. 



Scene 13: A sudden, heavy noise sends a jolt of fear through him. 

Scene 14: The teenager peeks into the hallway, breath shaky. 

Scene 15: His footsteps echo as he slowly creeps through the hallway. 

Scene 16: "Mom? Dad?" he calls. No answer. 

Scene 17: A new sound-soft breathing-fills the silence. But it isn't his. 

Scene 18: The teenager slowly moves through the living room. The TV is static. 




Scene 19: The remote is on the ground. Someone, or something, dropped it. 

Scene 20: In the corner of his eye-movement. A shadow shifts. 

Scene 21: His breathing quickens. He is not alone. 

Scene 22: The phone rings louder than before. His hands shake as he grabs it. 

Scene 23: He slowly answers. His voice barely above a whisper. 

Scene 24: The distorted voice whispers: "You should have stayed in your room." 


Scene 25: A massive BANG erupts, shaking the entire house. 

Scene 26: His body stiffens in pure terror, unable to move. 

Scene 27: His mouth is slightly open, heart pounding in his ears. 

Scene 28: Something unseen approaches-silent, slow, inevitable. 

Scene 29: He can't move. He can't scream. The darkness consumes him. 

Scene 30: The screen goes black. Silence. Then, a single ring tone echoes. 

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