1. By Gabriella Calixto and Parker Bennett

2. Date: 03/15/2015 03/22/2015 What we will do: Filming will begin and hopefully be concluded (weather permitting). We plan to film the movie sequentially so that it will be easier to edit later. Pre-planned roll over day in case any filming does not get done for whatever the reason may be.

3. Scene 1: Eyes (extreme close up) Quote Weather – Sunny, hot Scene 2: Emma gets out of car Car door slams Wearing casual clothing Mid day – Lighting Weather– Humid Scene 3: Walking along sidewalk Camera is still Emma is looking at Wynwood Wall murals Scene 4: Crosses street Enters gate Camera – behind Emma then walks with her

4. Scene 5: Cut to café Emma walks to seat across from camera Camera – In a seat looking at Emma (medium shot) Scene 6: Walks into shop (sees reflection in mirror) (freaks out) Close up entire time Suspense builds Scene 7: Starts running out of shop Camera – outside looking and panning with Emma Lighting – turns down as suspense continues to build Scene 8: Running past wall murals Camera is handheld and running with Emma Scene 9: Runs through fan hall Handheld using GoPro camera Reflections showing character Scene 10: Races past run down GAB building Camera focuses on colors and visuals of background art

5. Scene 11: Enclosed section of location Emma is on a boulder Camera – long shot, 360 shot with GoPro Scene 12: 360 shot stops Emma has head clutched down Suspense hits climax Scene 13: Camera – zoom in to close up of Emma’s Emma lifts head Lighting – overcast Scene 14: Extreme close up of eyes Eyes open New color Climax of suspense Screen cuts to black

6. The title of our movie is “Reflection”. The title of our movie will appear in the window as a reflection near a scene close to the end. It will be displayed for however long the scene takes; this may be 5-6 seconds. The lettering will be in a simple font. The words themselves will be locked to a certain position in the scene and even as the camera pans.

7. We will be using sound in our film to set the genre and tone of the story. Scene 2 – car door slam (diegetic) Scene 3 – footsteps on sidewalk (diegetic) Scene 4 – crossing street; traffic (non-diegetic) Scene 5 – scraping chair, cup placed on table (diegetic) Scene 6 – gasp (diegetic) ---- Music begins “I’m So Sorry” by Imagine Dragons Scene 7 – heavy breathing, running footsteps (diegetic) Scene 8 – continuation of Scene 7 Scene 9 – sound of spinning fans (diegetic) Scene 10 – see Scenes 7 + 8 Scene 12 – Whispers (non-diegetic) Scene 14 – FX sound boom (non-diegetic)

8. Wynwood Walls in Miami will be the location of our shooting. The street adjacent to the entrance of Wynwood Walls will be used in the beginning seconds. The entirety of Wynwood Walls will be used throughout the film. Even the small café that is located in the middle of Wynwood Walls will be used. This location is near perfect due to the paintings on each wall that contain some level of insanity that adds to the aspect of what the main character is going through. The murals shown will be hand picked to accurately support what the film itself is attempting to tell the audience. Our location adds to the overall emotion of the film.

9. This is the café located within the Wynwood Walls complex where we will film Scene 5.

10. This is the GAB building on the outskirts of the Wynwood complex where we plan to film Scene 10.

11. Directors and Producers: Gabriella Calixto and Parker Bennett Camera Man: Parker Bennett Main Character (Emma): Acted out by Gabriella Calixto Extras: Bystanders at Wynwood Walls

12. We are filming in a public location with many people nearby in case of an accident. We will walk around the location and inspect for possible areas to avoid. Before shooting we will ask people politely to take caution when walking by to avoid collision with our running actor or the cameraman. We will be signing equipment in and out when using it with our teachers permission. One of our props will be a mobile mirror which we will use in multiple scenes to make a point of showing Emma’s reflection. Therefore, we will take caution to not get cut with the mirror’s edges.

13. Scene 1: Narration (Emma) – “You learned to run from what you feel, and that’s why you have nightmares. To deny is to invite madness. To accept is to control.” Scene 2-14: None

19. Universal Studios would be the company that would produce our movie, because they released the most movies in our specific genre in recent years. Two out of the four movies that were even included in our mood board of our genre were produced, marketed, and distributed by Universal Studios. Jaws and Psycho, both thriller movies based on suspense, were both produced and distributed by Universal Studios. Universal Studios is a large company with an extremely large fan base so they would be the optimum choice of production company to quickly spread word of our movie.