Detailed Plot (By Olivia Davies)

Beginning:

• Starts with a title sequence, and Stacey Leigh has started talking (voice over) about who she is and that she has a problem.
• It then fades in, to Stacey Leigh, who is sat in a white room, that looks like an interrogating room. The camera is only focused on her talking about how and when her problem started, (it is not yet known what her problem is.)
• The scene then cuts to a flash back, to a run down house. In this scene we are introduced to Stacey Leigh's father, Baz. There is some dialogue between the two characters and then her Baz starts attacking her, throwing her around the room, in which Stacey Leigh is left on the floor crying, as Baz walks out of the room.
  
• It then fades out back to Stacey Leigh in the white room, talking about how her life has changed and how the abuse from her father made her feel, this then leads on to talking about her friends.
  
• The scene then cuts to another flash back, where Stacey Leigh is seen in a park with two friends. There is some dialogue between the two friends towards Stacey Leigh, asking if there is anything wrong. Stacey Leigh then snap's at her friends, shouting at them, about how her life has nothing to do with them. The flash back end's with a friend saying he/she has has enough of Stacey Leigh and both friends walk away.
  
• The scene fades out back to Stacey Leigh in the white room, talking about how things change, which leads on to how it her drug abuse started.
  
• It fades out to a flash back of Stacey Leigh in a park being hassled by a drug dealer to buy some drugs. There is small dialogue between Stacey Leigh and the drug dealer, who is trying to persuade Stacey Leigh.
  
• The flash back then cuts back to Stacey Leigh in the white room, explaining why she accepted and took the drugs.
  
• It cut's to another flash back. There is no dialogue. This scene shows Stacey Leigh taking the drug and how she is effected by it, for example such things as hullcinations.
  
• The scene fades out back to Stacey Leigh back in the white room, expressing how she felt at the time when under the influence of drugs, but then explaining the consequence of taking them in the first place.
  
• Stacey Leigh telling the audience how this was the time when she knew she needed help.
  
• It cuts to last scene of Stacey Leigh in the white room, questioning if the life she had was her fault, it then cuts to a fuzzy screen. The camera then zooms out slowly to show the fuzzy screen is on a TV, revealing that every scene which showed Stacey Leigh in the white room was actually on a video tape. The camera keeps zooming out slowly to reveal a dark room where her body lays on the floor underneath the TV, with only the light from the TV illuminating her silhouette.

End.