6.EXT. PLAYA PARADEISOS. CONTINUOUS

Eve hops onto the hot sand, towels off, saunters over playfully with COOKIE to the hammocks. An upbeat summer mix track she pre-recorded before going out on her surf-recording, plays on her channel over the radio, from inside her island DJ Booth and out speakers nestled in coconut trees. A hammock-napping BRIAN, 30’s handsome, crunchy astro-biochemist, snoring fast asleep. T-shirt reads: ‘EC02 Task Force’.

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EVE

Hey genius. On the air with ECO2 in an hour.

Download and analyze time.

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BRIAN

(Stops snoring. Eyes still closed.

Mumbles. back to sleep)

Yup. I’m ready.

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Eve drops the wet record-receiver device on his T-shirt and playfully shakes her wet hair, water droplets hit him. Brian’s eyes pop open, smiling.

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BRIAN

You should’ve joined the navy.

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7.INT. EVE’S SOUND RESEARCH CABANA. CONTINUOUS

Eve enters the SOUND CABANA and puts her recording equipment down. A glass wall on one side showcases an amazing view of the beach. Inside is a high-tech sound mixing studio with computers, visual hologram spectometers, sound detectors, cymatic machines, musical instruments from all over the world, Mandalas, lava lamps, a tesla coil, all around a center area filled with comfy cushions and pillows for meditating. Think Deep Forest meets Ram Dass with hi-tech.

EVE SPEED DIALS ECO2 on the large videoscreen. Then hooks up the acoustic recording device and the neural link decoder to 2 screens and types on her laptop. BRIAN walks in followed by Cookie.

BRIAN

(hands Eve a smoothie)

‘Guavah’!

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EVE

(sips)

Yum!

SHOW LIVE SCREEN. ECO2 HEADQUARTERS, NEW ZEALAND. INTERCUT SCENE BETWEEN LOCATIONS AND VIDEO DISPLAYS.

BRAD CARPENTER (40’s), director of ECO2, a global network of scientists, eco-warriors and environmental task force agents, appears on a 3D screen with several scientists and eco-warriors behind him at the headquarters.

BRAD CARPENTER

Hello Eve...Brian. Glad you called. Was

just going over your last report with the

environmental task force team here at

headquarters.

(to others next to him)

Eve and Brian are our best lead task force

agents in Costa Rica.

EVE

Ok Brad. Check this out. Recorded our dolphin

pod in the last pipeline. Turns out they were

communicating with migrating whales a few miles

away.

(Cookie barks proudly)

That’s right! Agent Cookie here smelled some

of these whale visitors’ scat to locate them.

Didn’t ya good girl?

BRAD

Yeah we SAT-tracked them. Turns out they’re a

new hybrid sperm whale species. Never seen

before.

FOLLOWING DIALOGUE INTERCUT WITH VISUALS OF THE ACTUAL SCENE FROM ANIMAL POV AND EVE POV:

EVE

They greeted us into their pod on a freedive.

BRIAN

(Reads binaural display on screen

doing his own report)

Looks like they sound-clicked you out at

236 decibels. Body heated up, pelleted

by their sound energy.

EVE

Actually paralyzed my hand for a minute.

EVE

But what’s new here is they’re using a

new kind of inter-species language.

More complex than our own. Listen to this.

Eve plays back VIDEO & SOUNDTRACK for a few seconds of the Dolphin and whale clicks and sound booms being sent to each other. Eve plays a different track. Makes a perfect match. Same patterns.

EVE

Dolphins and whales sending each other

the same synchronous message I picked up

in three other locations. Thousands of miles

apart. I started decoding it a few months ago.

BRAD

2 years and 3000 miles apart? Same

synchronous patterns? Whale songs normally

change in a season.

EVE

(Plays another audio file)

And check this out: I logged these

song patterns from 9 years ago.

Same binaural beat carried from one

generation to another.

BRIAN

Make a cool frequency mix-in with your DJ

tracks up at the Tiki bar tonight.

Eve playfully smacks him on the back of his head.

BRAD

We need to find out how they’re storing

memory information in their DNA to remember

this pattern from their ancestors.

BRIAN

And what they’re saying!

EVE

Exactly. So here’s my hunch. Animals

are awakening and rapidly evolving

from the environmental changes. They seem

to be tapping into a Collective intelligence

through sound codes that trigger their

DNA encoded memory.

BRIAN

Makes sense because Environmental changes

will trigger new adaptive biochemistry in

plants, animals and human beings. A kind

of tuning fork to earth’s electromagnetic

frequencies.

BRAD

The frequencies change the cell structure

and messenger RNA transferring the

information into their DNA.

EVE

Exactly. So what if animal receptors

were now able to collectively tap into

a re-tuning of their genetic codes to adapt

to the climate change? I mean their bodies

and ours are nothing but visible crystalized

forms vibrating to the earth’s energy.

BRIAN

I know anyone else would ask for a hit of

whatever we’re smoking. But we have the data

to prove it and the physics works. Earth has

a heartbeat. A pulse. This electromagnetic

pulse is recorded in the Schumann Resonance

cavity at a baseline frequency of 7.83 Hertz.

Same frequency as the human brain and heart.

EVE

Right. Not a coincidence all lifeforms on

earth are synchronized with the planets’

pulse. Heartbeat frequencies of the planet

resonate through all living organisms which

are tuned to it, right? Any major changes

affect organic cell structures in our

environment. They also alter genetic

structures. So life either adapts to new

harmonic frequencies of the earth or it

dies-off.

BRAD

Does your data on this evolving

interspecies communication support this

Collective Intelligence awakening?

EVE

I’m seeing the same pattern matches in the

aquatic species communication. As if

they’re echoing Mother Earth’s

electromagnetic changes.

BRIAN CLICKS ON THE HOLOGRAM DISPLAY OF THE EARTH’S ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES DISPLAYING IN SHIFTING COLOR ZONES RAPIDLY OVER TIME.

BRIAN

(Points to imagery)

Ok. So here we’ve got Earth’s background

base frequency fluctuating and pulsing

in these random patterns now around earth.

And here, in the same zones, we show the

changes in animals. Notice they also

correspond to major bio-environmental

changes.

EVE

Except now I’m detecting messages

between species. Intelligent inter-species

communication. They’re using binaural

sound codes to share what’s going on.

Just don’t know why yet.

BRAD

Going to be a tough one to track.

Most electrical activity in vertebrates

and invertebrates occurs at extremely low

frequencies, with characteristic ELF

maxima below 50Hz. We’ll send down neural

linking equipment for you to track the

animal changes.

EVE

Thanks, we’ll need it because there’s something

going on now that our conventional electromagnetic

instruments aren’t detecting. But behavior change

is happening. And it’s happening fast. I also tracked

global synchronized animal species

communication for the past 3 years.

BRAD

Ok. Great work guys. We’ll process your

data with the other ECO2 teams and get back

to you in a few days. Oh, Eve, I asked Joel

to fly down and share the reports he got

from the Presidential environmental task

force. Try to work with him will ya?

We’re on the same side on this one.

(Eve gives him a look.

Brad winks, smiles and clicks off)

Incoming videocall flashes on Eve’s phone from her half-sister, OLIVIA in Sonoma. Eve switches to another 3-d screen at the center of room.

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