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By: Holly Spitler and Isabella Bartlett Planning By: Holly Spitler and Isabella Bartlett

Schedule Filming will begin for us on monday March 4th in which we will begin filming the scenes at the house. By early to mid march we will like to be done filming in order to give ourselves enough time to edit. Editing will begin immediately after we are done filming in which I (Holly) will upload our videos onto pinnacle studios. In late March (21-29) I plan to finish up editing and peer review with my teammate and classmates in order to ensure we have a great video.

Titles Working title: The title is likely to be ‘ The opening credits of our film will appear to be typed and will fade in/ out as they change. Some, as the credits come to an end will be shown with an establishing shot of the beginning of the movie in order to add suspense. Titles will all be ‘typed’ onto the screen to look neat and most likely in white block like font while the background remains dark. The tiles will be in all capitals to make it very clear

Sound by scene Scene 1: Upbeat song to represent happiness as Bella and Holly talk and everything seems perfect. Upbeat song will be loud then fade as characters talk. Scene 2: Still upbeat song but getting much quieter and slower/ coming to an end. Scene 3: Just characters talking. Scene 4: Characters talking.

Sound by scene Scene 5: Starts off as just characters talking, then a quiet/ creepier song begins to play. Scene 6: Characters talking, finishes with suspenseful music.

Location We will be filming by/in Holly’s home and at a nearby coffee shop.

Participants Actors: Holly Spitler- Girlfriend to Carlo/ main character/ victim Isabella Bartlett- BFF to main character Carlo Zilic- Boyfriend to Holly/ bad guy Filming: Isabella Bartlett Holly Spitler

Participants Directing: Isabella Bartlett Make up artist/ outfit designer: Holly Spitler Editing:

Safety To ensure our safety, my parents will be nearby at all times. There will be parental supervision in order to keep us safe. Also a phone will be accessible at all times in case of an emergency along with a first aid kit.