So wait you need help with what?

And if you'd like, I could help you with the script.

Into the darkness once more. I walk into the unknown. To a far better life than I've ever known.

Ah yes, but I meant I still wouldn't mine overlooking it. Since I'm a somewhat seasoned script writer.

Into the darkness once more. I walk into the unknown. To a far better life than I've ever known.

Well, it's impressive that you've managed to write a script without defined characters.

Well, if you want to make a typical five-man band, you'll need your Hero to start with. He's charismatic or bold, or upstanding, driven, whatever - he wants to get stuff done. Next, there's "the Lancer", who is usually a reversal of the hero. If the hero is a clean-cut, uptight character, the lancer will be a rough, sarcastic guy. The third character is often the "smart guy", who tends to be physically weak, but extremely intelligent. Maybe a trickster. Number four is the Big Guy. He's tough and he can beat everyone up. Usually not too clever. And the last character in the five-man band is "The Chick". That doesn't have to be a woman, per se, it's just a character who provides the 'heart' for the group and keeps it all together.

For more about the "Five-Man Band" and all sorts of examples, check out the Tv Tropes page.

Of course, feel free to ignore these standard "clichés". They work for a reason, though.