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The shooting schedule outlines three scenes to be filmed on Friday, February 25th. Scene 1 will be filmed outside at 8:30pm showing the girl receiving text messages. Scene 2 will be filmed inside at 9:30pm showing a confrontation between the characters. Scene 3 at 10:30pm will show the girl's murder inside and the boyfriend swearing revenge. Jennifer and Antony will play the roles of Amy and Jason in all scenes. Regan will operate the camera and tripod for all scenes assisted by Ali.
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