Pitch Perfect Page #4
No way! Took me a second for my
eyes to adjust but I can roll with
this.
BENJI:
Just so you know. I’m not a total
nerd. I also happen to be super
into close-up magic.
Benji pulls a hamster out of his sleeve.
JESSE:
Dude! That’s awesome!
Benji nods, “I’m pretty good.” Then:
JESSE (CONT’D)
How long was the little guy in
there?
15 INT. BECA’S DORM ROOM - CONTINUOUS 15
Beca finishes converting her desk into a musical workstation.
(Turntables, keyboard, laptop). There’s a KNOCK on the door.
MAN (O.S.)
It’s Missy, your R.A! You guys
keep it down in there!
Beca opens the door to reveal DR. FRANCIS MITCHELL, (49), a
sweet-faced man with JFK hair and a corduroy blazer.
DR. MITCHELL
I’m kidding. It’s just your ol’
man trying to make a funny.
9.
14 CONTINUED:
14(CONTINUED)
BECA:
(sarcastic)
Chris Rock, everybody.
Dr. Mitchell enters. Kimmy Jin is still sitting there.
DR. MITCHELL
(to Kimmy Jin)
Hi. Dr. Francis Mitchell, Beca’s
dad. I’m a professor here...(beat)
JOB TITLE TBD. *
There’s no response. Dr Mitchell turns back to Beca.
DR. MITCHELL (CONT’D)
So when did you get here? How did
you get here?
BECA:
Took a cab from the airport.
Didn’t want to inconvenience you
and Sheila. How is the
stepmonster?
DR MITCHELL:
She’s great. She’s on her way to
Vegas. Never been before. Gave
her my lucky...
BECA:
Don’t really care, dad. Just
wanted to say “stepmonster.”
DR. MITCHELL
Fair enough. Well do I at least
get a hug? It’s been a while since
I’ve seen you!
Dr. Mitchell forces a hug on Beca. Beca doesn't hug back. *
BECA *
Well, that’s what happens when you *
leave your wife and daughter and *
move 3000 miles away for some *
hooker. *
DR. MITCHELL *
(to Kimmy) *
Sheila’s a pharmaceutical sales *
rep. That’s very different than a *
hooker. So, you been on the quad *
yet? *
10.
15 CONTINUED:
15(MORE)
(CONTINUED)
In the springtime, students study *
on the grass. **
BECA:
I don’t want to study on the grass. *
10A.
15 CONTINUED:
(2) 15DR. MITCHELL (CONT'D)
(MORE)
(CONTINUED)
I don’t need college. What I need
is to live in LA, work at a music
label, start paying my dues --
DR. MITCHELL
Oh boy. Here we go again. Beca,
DJ’ing is not a profession. It’s a
hobby. Unless you’re Rick Dees or
someone awesome like that --
BECA:
I don’t want to just deejay. I want
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