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As my group and I started to brainstorm what we wanted to do for our moving opening, we decided that the horror genre was definitely going to be what are movie genre is going to be. My group and I were originally going to have 5 people in the group that was going to be breaking in, but one of our extra actors (Aila) can't make it to our filming days. Now our actors who will be playing the break ins are Peyton, Sydney, Meadow, and me. We were thinking about whether the thing scaring the actors into running into an open cage is going to be a wild animal or a zookeeper/worker. At this point what we are thinking the whole opening will be is that there is a group of girls who break into the animal zoo and break a lock to get in. As they are walking, they are going to come across an escaped animal, get scared and run into a random opened cage, or they are going to get caught by a worker, try to outrun him, and then run into a random opened cage to try and throw him off. Either way our opening revolves around people breaking into a zoo, getting themselves locked in a cage, and then getting eaten alive by the animal they are trapped with. My group and I already assigned pre-production, production, and postproduction roles. This way it will be easy for all of us to get our jobs done. Our next main goal from here is to figure out equipment we need and to get our storyboard started and completed. 

 


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