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Step Outline- A Bar Called Grimm’sScene 1
The first scene will be the narrator introducing what the mockumentry will be about, showing shots of the bar from the outside and then scenes of inside the bar with fictional characters scattered across the establishment. The first interview will be with James Hook (Captain Hook) who works as the bar tender for the establishment.Scene 2
The next scene will be an interview with the owner of the bar Mr Stillskin (Rumpelstillskin) as he talks about why he opened the bar and he also talks about the current situation of the fictional characters in the real world.Scene 3
The next scene is set outside the bar where T-Man (Tinman) the bouncer is letting people in. When Pete (Peter Pan) tries to enter he’s stopped due to the fact he never ages and is under age. Pete tries to make a deal with T-man however he is still banned from coming in. Interview with both characters.Scene 4
The next scene is with Red (Red Riding hood/ Grown up) and her boyfriend Beast (Beast from beauty and the beast as a human) who are drinking in the pub just talking. An interview with the two begins where they talk about life. Pete attempts to climb in through a window but is stopped by T-man and thrown out. This is when Red reveals her and Pete used to be a couple but split up due to his immaturity.Scene 5
This scene begins with Hook walking into Stillskin’s office complaining that he hasn’t been paid and about other problems. Stillskin talks his way out of the situation and Hook goes back to work. Interviews with both characters.Scene 6
This scene begins with Beast and Red leaving the pub and running into Pete who is right outside still trying to get in, Pete tries to get Red back and a fight between Pete and Beast breaks out being split up by T-man. This scene ends with Red shouting at both the men and walking away.Scene 7
The final scene is the narrator talking about the experience they had at the bar called Grimm’s while footage of the different characters and the pub is shown. Ending with Stillskin saying every day is a story waiting to be written.
