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Scene 6 involves several shots in a classroom and corridor: Charlie talks with her teacher while the conversation is filmed from both sides and edited together; Charlie says goodbye and leaves, with the teacher appearing thoughtful; as Charlie walks down the corridor, the dark character is waiting dressed in light clothes and follows Charlie unseen; the two girls walk together down the corridor as music plays and the dark character fades from the shot, which then zooms in before fading to credits with the music continuing.
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Scene 6 classroom
- 1. Scene 6 – 1 (Classroom) Using Charlie’s speech as an audio bridge back into the classroom, the shot will be the same as ‘Scene 2 – 5’.
- 2. Scene 6 – 2 (Classroom) Charlie and the teacher will then talk for a while, we will repeat the same as we did for ‘Scene 2 – 4’ by filming the conversation from one side and then the other, editing the conversation together during the editing stage.
- 3. Scene 6 – 3 (Classroom) Charlie will get up to leave and walk towards the door, the shot will switch to face the door. Charlie will say goodbye to the teacher and leave, we will see the teacher close the door, turn around as if in thought.
- 4. Scene 6 – 4 (Corridor) As Charlie walks down the corridor we will see the dark character stood in another doorway but this time she will be dressed in light coloured clothing. Charlie will pass by without seeing the girl, after Charlie has passed the girl will follow her.
- 5. Scene 6 – 5 (Corridor) The camera will face down the corridor as the two girls walk side by side. Music will begin to play as they walk and the dark character will slowly fade from the shot; this will be done by filming the girls walking down the corridor separately, laying one clip on top of the other in the editing suite and fading one of the shots out. The camera will slowly zoom in towards the centre of the image, once the girl has faded and Charlie turns out of the corridor the scene will fade and the credits will roll as the music continues.