Treatment for 'The Noise'

Our opening sequence features a teenage girl, reading in the living room of her home on her own. All of a sudden, the phone rings and when she answers, all she can hear is white noise. Thinking nothing of it, she goes back to resume her reading. But as she sits down, the phone rings again. All she can hear again is white noise. Feeling more confused, she walks away. The phone rings again, much quicker this time causing her to get agitated and unplug the phone.

Thinking that she will no longer be bothered, she walks away when suddenly the lights turn off. She eventually finds the light switch and turns them back on. She finally returns to the living and she discovers the book that she was reading minutes ago has been ripped to pieces with the pages scattered over the floor. With the knowledge that someone or something has been in the room she backs away in fear. As she backs away, she bumps into a mysterious figure whose identity is not revealed. She screams in fear and the scene cuts to black.

The enigma of this film is that the audience do not know who the figure in the house is. Is the figure an invader or a stalker or is it a paranormal entity? What is the reason behind the mysterious phone calls? What happens to the girl? Is she killed? These questions would hopefully keep the audience curious to find out what happens.