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Scene 2 requires Jade and Olly to have mobile phones and school bags, while Scene 3 needs Jade to have a pen, paper, envelope addressed to her mom, and later a phone. Scene 4 requires Jade's phone from Scene 3 for continuity, and Scene 6 needs Olly to have a second letter from Jade's mom to read. Costumes should remain the same throughout the one-day film, with students dressed casually for sixth form and teachers more formally.
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Scene 2 requires props of a magazine, phone, and breakfast items for Millie and Jade. Scene 3 needs a pen, paper, envelope addressed to mum, and phone. Scene 4 only requires Jade's phone. Scene 6 requires two letters, one already seen and one new, placed in distinct locations, and a visible clock. Costumes should not drastically change and mostly involve casual clothing, with minor changes like Jade removing shoes in one scene.
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