# Understanding Depression: A 300-Word Script## Opening Shot- A dimly lit room with a single ray of sunlight piercing through the curtains.## Narrator (Voiceover)- In the shadows of our minds, there's a silent struggle that many face alone. It's called depression, a condition that dims the brightest of days.## Scene 1: The Mask- A person stands in front of a mirror, putting on a smile like a mask.- Narrator: Depression isn't just sadness; it's wearing a mask when your world is crumbling.## Scene 2: The Battle Within- Close-up of a clenched fist, symbolizing the internal battle.- Narrator: It's a daily fight, a tug-of-war between hope and despair.## Scene 3: The Misunderstood- People talking in the background, with the person feeling isolated.- Narrator: Often misunderstood, it whispers lies, saying 'you're alone,' 'you're a burden.'## Scene 4: The Invisible Weight- The person carrying a heavy backpack, representing the weight of depression.- Narrator: It's an invisible weight, one that crushes spirits and extinguishes dreams.## Scene 5: The Reach for Help- A hand reaches out, hesitating to touch a phone or a doorbell.- Narrator: But there's hope. Reaching out for help is the bravest step one can take.## Scene 6: The Support- A supportive friend or therapist listens, offering a comforting presence.- Narrator: Through support, therapy, and sometimes medication, the fog of depression can lift.## Closing Shot- The room brightens as the curtains open, letting in light.-