Minor ‘Change is always bad?’ dialogue script for version 8 of previz

 These are soundbites I have recorded. On my eight editing versions, I found voices really suited to the storyline.

1. Why do I have to go to some stupid house viewing,  it's not even a house it's a it's a flat eeurch, it's a it's a flat eeurch, it's a flat, we live in a house and we're going to a flat  eeurch (Boy)

2. Why do I have to go to such a stupid place? (Boy)

3. I'm so tired from my little nap (Mum)

4. Well honey, I guess it's 11 o clock, time for us to hit the road BOOM (Dad)

5. Babe, and I know our son was playing loud music, so if he pretends to fall asleep (Mum)

6. I guess someone doesn't want their (Mum)

7. Uhuharr I'm awake, I'm awake, I'm awake, I'm awake, (Boy)

8. Now these, these are the good times, ahhh (Boy)

9. Uwaaargh (Boy)

10. What the heck are you doing, ay let go of me (Boy)

11. Humph, humph, humph, humph, humph, humph, (Boy)

12. I just don't like you two (Boy)

13. I'm so angry (Boy)

14. Now these, these are the good times, ahhh (Boy)

15. Aaargh, I'm so mad at you (Dad)

16. I can't believe I'm the parent who raised this (Mum)

17. Argh, I really screwed up this time (Boy)

18.  Umm, wargh (Boy)

19. No,, no, no, no, no  (Boy)

20. Don't tell me you think what I'm thinking of thinking, that we have to take the stairs, why did I wear high heels just to go up the stairs (Mum)

21. No,, no, no, no, no  (Boy)

22. I just don't like you two (Boy)

23. I'm so angry (Boy)

24. la la la la la la la la la (Little Girl)

25. Uuh, hmmm (Little Girl)

26.  Humph (Boy)

27.  Humm wu haaaaa (Little Girl)

28. Woooaahh (Boy)

29. My toy (Boy)

30. I think you should have this (Boy)

31. Oh my gosh, thank you so much, I love this so much, oh my, oh my, oh my (Little Girl)

32. Would you look at that, it's my parents (Boy)

33. huh, I guess you're gonna go. I'm gonna miss you (Little Girl)

34. Hu hur her (Boy)

35. You guys (Boy)

36. This is my new room? This is my new room? well it's awesome, it's so cool (Boy)

37. I I love this room so much I'm gonna put my purple gauntlet sticker on it , that's my favourite superhero

38. Huh, you know at first I thought change was always bad, but change it can be good sometimes, ha (Boy)

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