Script breakdown sheet2
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This scene takes place in the hallway of Graveney school. Jennifer Stellar walks down the hallway and bumps into Lindsey Cohen, exchanging rival glances. Dylan Jones is also present. The scene introduces the three main characters and establishes a rivalry between Jennifer and Lindsey. Camera shots will include a tripod-mounted pan and a handheld shot from behind Jennifer to portray someone walking behind her.
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Script breakdown sheet2
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