Producers are already finalizing the script and the rest of crew as we speak.


Trayvon: Massacre of the Innocent
(inspired by true to life events)


Travyon, played by Jaden Smith, is shown at school, raising his hand in lit class. The wise Hispanic teacher, played by Antonio Banderas, calls on him. Trayvon stand up and recites lines of Shakespeare in a hip, cool, but moving rap. As he sits down Banderas smiles and nods at him with a wise, knowing approval.

Trayvon is seen hanging out after school on the lush greens of the front school yard with his friends, featuring the girl who played Precious, plus a mix of races: a white blonde girl, a Hispanic kid, an Urkel-looking black nerd, a white kid with his hat on backwards. A veritable Burger King Kids Club.

Cut to a dark apartment, where Zimmerman, played by Luis Guzman, is doing pull-ups, with the words FEAR and HATE inked on his knuckles. He then practices shooting his empty gun at himself in a mirror. "You talking to me?" Guzman says. "You in MY neighborhood?" He then sits down to watch Birth of a Nation.

Cut to Trayvon at home, at the dinner table with his parents, played by Jamie Foxx and Maya Angelou. They discuss Tray's future plans of being an airline pilot. "It's a mighty big responsibility," Jamie Foxx says. "Having all those souls onboard." "I know," Jaden/Tray says. "I want to be like Sully some day though."

After dinner his little brother, wheelchair bound, asks him if he can go get some candy and tea. Even though it's raining out, Tray agrees. In slow-mo he zips up his hoody, pulled from the dryer.

Cut to Zimmerman patrolling the streets as rain pours on his uncovered head. He does tuck-and-rolls across neighbors' lawns, pulling out his gun and pointing it at dark shadows. A cat crosses his path and he fires at it. He chuckles mercilessly.

"Keep the change," Tray says with a smile to the woman working at the convenience store. With the snacks for his brother he walks out of the store, not before passing by a magazine with Sully on the cover. Tray smiles.

Cut to Trayvon skipping down the sidewalk. A group of multicultural young maled is there smoking pot. "You wanna get high?" one asks. "No," Trayvon answers, "then I'll never be able to be a pilot." He continues to skip down the path and eventually enters the condo complex.

As Trayvon turns a corner, a sweaty and enraged Zimmerman emerges from the shadows. "Where do you think you're going, NIGGER?"

Trayvon stumbles on his words and tries to answer but is silenced when Zim cold cocks himself with the gun and starts beating himself on the back of his own head. "Help! Help! Somebody help me!" Zimmerman screams.

"Please sir, I just want to return home to my brother and finish my homework," Trayvon pleads.

"That's too bad," Zimmerman says. He then empties his entire magazine into the baby-faced teen. "It looks like your dog ate it."

[maniacal laughter]
[END SCENE]

Slow-mo as Trayvon's body is riddled with bullets, one after the other with the sound FXs mixed loud. Hundreds of emotions across his face, as he fights to remain alive, his whole life flashing before his eyes, all the unfulfilled dreams. The bullets keep coming and after a minute in ultra-slowmo he hits the ground with a heartbreaking THUD (punctuated by the studio orchestra maybe hitting a dissonant chord or percussion)


Another long slowmo shot showing his precious bag of skittles flying into the air as Trayvon's body falls back, arms outspread and Christlike. Once airborne the bag of Skittles rips apart and the dozens of individual candies fly everywhere, raining down over the scene. . . representing the scattered hopes and dreams and wasted potential of this promising black youth.
Camera zooms out to look down on his dead body from above. The audio track is replaced by a minor key piano playing a few bars, then a mellow hip-hop beat begins. Cut to a montage of Trayvon as a young boy learning to ride a bike, smiling and laughing with his friends and family over the years, then to the present with his concerned parents wondering what's taking so long, a thin light-skinned Rachel Jeantel desperately trying to call him back, his little wheelchaired brother staring out the window expecting his skittles still, George Zimmerman sitting on the sidewalk with a twisted grin, letting the rain fall on him, the slow approach of police sirens and lights. Then over the instrumental track comes a famous conscious rapper to put it all in perspective.

Zimmerman picks up one of the skittles off the ground and taste it. He's grinning like the Cheshire cat, incredibly sweaty, and, it's implied, somewhat sexually aroused. He strikes a match on the ground by Trayvon's corpse and lights a thick Cuban cigar. "Taste the rainbow, motherfucker." He then puts a final round in Trayvon's head. Execution style. Denying his mother the solace of a open coffin funeral.

A teaser scene based on the trial: Zimmerman being led, cold and emotionless, by the police. Out of the shadows appears a sinister looking man who hands Zimmerman his card. "Don't worry, George", he says. "We always take care of our own." Zimmerman reads the card and then notices a ring on the man's finger, indicating he is a member of the same white supremacist organization he is. Zimmerman gives the man a knowing smile as he offers a firm handshake.
"I'm George. George Zimmerman."
"Pleasure to meet you, George. I'm Don. Don West."

Another scene is shown Zman playing golf at all white men only country club along with Omara and the other white men who look like Col. Sanders. They laugh while smoking cigars and we hear a n out of breath 16 yr old black caddy running up the sandtrap carrying 5 golfbags... Zman turns and asks him if he got his M&Ms.. Leroy the caddy gets a look of shock on face and hands over a bag of Skittles. Zman snatches them out his hand, opens the bag, and proceeds to pour them on the ground with a maniacal laugh.. The men hop into the golf cart..Zman at the wheel turns and looks at the caddy "you remind me of someone, get to the next hole on foot" they drive away laughing. Camera pans back from caddy.

Trayvon flashback to when he was 7:

His neighborhood friend of the same age Leo Hertzegoldenstienberger is being assualted by a group of 21 year old white college educated Army Neonazi Skinheads wearing Winchester and Glock shirts. 7 year old Trayvon throws his body on top of Leo Hertzegoldenstienberger's body and absorbs the majority of kicks and blows...Sirens sound.. the attackers run off. Trayvon holds Leo Hertzegoldenstienberger's head in lap and offers him the last of his Skittles.
The detective assigned to the Trayvon case (played by Denzel Washington) arrives at his apartment. He immediately heads to the liquor cabinet and pulls out a bottle of JACK DANIELS, and begins to drink straight out of it.

He removes the BOTTLE from his lips, and after a beat, he throws the BOTTLE at the wall. Somewhere a dog starts barking. He sits down on the couch and puts his head in his hands. We notice the tattoo sleeves he has on both arms.

His extremely attractive GIRLFRIEND (played by Kate Upton) walks in, notices the smashed bottle on the floor, then joins her boyfriend on the couch and begins to console him by rubbing his back.

Him: "I just.....how could this happen?"

He looks at her.

"How could an innocent little kid like him just get gunned down in the street like that?"

"I mean, is this kind of world we want to live in? Is this the kind of world we want to bring our son into?"

Shot of the girlfriend's noticeably swollen belly.

He begins to cry, and rests his head on his girlfriend's lap. She begins to pet the top of his head.