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Official poster for “ALTAR”
I went with this design because it’s draws any viewer in especially with the placement of the title. It ties into what the protagonist of the play does with this abstract painted hand on the poster. It seems as if her hand is losing something or letting go of something which can be her grief, her loss of her boyfriend or her loss of her joy for artwork. It’s a powerful yet simplistic poster as well.
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Script Writing part 2
SCENE ONE
EXT. NEW YORK STORE FRONT
Lights go up. RAVEN, 19, African-American girl and her best friend JACOB, 19, African-American male stand in front of a storefront taking pictures.
RAVEN: I love! I love even more coming to New York. This scenery…it’s so ethereal and self loving.
Jacob continues posing for the camera.
JACOB: Okay. Are you sure these poses look natural?
RAVEN: They’re great! Your outfit and the wall behind you compliment each other.
JACOB: I feel so overwhelmed and stressed. Why do I get so anxious when I take pictures?
RAVEN: I get nervous too. I think it’s the fact when you post on social media you feel like you’re gonna be perceived.
Jacob stops posing and walks over to Raven. He takes a look at the pictures she took of him on her phone.
JACOB: Okay these came out great.
RAVEN: Take your time looking at the pics but not too long. Timecheck?
JACOB: Chill out. We have enough time to take more pictures and make it back in time for our bus back to Philly.
RAVEN: If you say so. What time should we get Chipotle?
JACOB: Now actually.
Jacob and Raven exit stage right.
SCENE TWO
EXT. NEW YORK STREETS
Lights go up. Raven and Jacob are walking the streets of New York.
RAVEN: I knew we should have never gotten any food! We missed our bus.
JACOB: Maybe we can catch—
RAVEN: There are no more buses! That was the last one for tonight. What are we going to do?
JACOB: Maybe we can see how much an Uber back to Philly costs.
RAVEN: Shit. My phone died, let me see yours.
Jacob hands Raven his phone. Raven begins typing things in on the Uber application until someone begins Facetiming Jacob.
JACOB: Wait let me answer this.
Jacob answers the phone.
JACOB: Oh hey baby.
RAVEN: Baby?
JACOB: (on phone) I’m out right now. I’ll be there soon. I couldn’t get any sleep last night without you next to me.
RAVEN: Are you serious? We just got stranded here in New York and you think this is the time to be on the phone with one of your hoes?
JACOB: Raven can you relax?
RAVEN: No! I’m not going to relax especially after what we did together. I’m the one who’s here with you not her.
JACOB: We’re not even in a relationship. I told you that it would be one time.
RAVEN: Forget you. You can find your own way back to Philly because I have family here that I can stay with for the night.
Raven begins walking away from Jacob.
JACOB: Raven relax! Why are you acting jealous? Don’t leave me here! I don’t know anything about New York.
Raven exits stage left leaving Jacob hopeless. Jacob looks out into the audience.
END
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Script Writing Part 1
“Stop clapping.”
“Is she serious?”
“She has some nerve.”
“Good morning gorgeous.”
“How you feel?”
“What time should we get Chipotle?”
“I feel so overwhelmed and stressed.”
“That’s cute. I like it.”
“I’ll be there soon.”
“Not soon enough.”
“You met on IG. You got feelings for her?”
“Let me find out you got one on the side.”
“I couldn’t get any sleep last night.”
“It’s so ethereal and self loving.”
“Your outfit and the wall behind you compliments each other.”
“I love!”
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