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Lauren uses her air powers to levitate zombies and throw them against a wall inside the main hall of Merriweather Academy. The group needs to film Lauren pretending to use her arms to lift the zombies, then film the zombies pretending to be hit by something and against the wall. Stock footage of fire, explosions and airy sparkles will be used. Distorted zombies and matte paintings are also needed.
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