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Final Video - Post 38

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Script - Post 37

 Here is the rough script of the film, S - sister B - brother "Do we really need to do this? I just want to stay home and sleep." - S says annoyed. "Stop complaining like a baby, we're getting paid. Now go unlock the door." - B commands irritated. (mockery) "Fine." - S exaggerated [Next Scene] "Oh, there's the letter Aunt Rose mentioned." - B "Hey guys, thank you so much for helping me with this. All you have to do is feed Onyx every six hours with two scoops of dry food and a tablespoon of wet food. Walk her every two hours or so. Also, don't leave anything she can chew on in her view. Love, Aunt Rose." - S "I found her dog!" - B yells loudly across the house. "Oh my god she's so cute! (talks in a baby voice)" - S "That's... gross. I'm going to bed, goodnight." - B says disgustingly. "Alright, me too." - S [Next Scene] (Loud scream) - S "(brother's name) wake up!

Storyboard - Post 36

Storyboard: Two siblings, a brother and sister, enter the shot via car in a still shot. The car comes closer to the screen and cuts to the two siblings, and a conversation follows with a series of over the shoulder shots. After the conversation, a track movement is utilized as we follow both siblings to the door. The scene cuts to an extreme close-up of the sister's hands unlocking the door. Then, the scene cuts to a medium close-up of the two entering the new setting. The shot is recorded in a pan movement as we follow the siblings to a part of the house where they find a note written by their aunt, Annie. She wrote a letter of instructions for her beloved dog, Onyx, which is seen in an extreme close-up for a few seconds.  As the sister reads the note aloud, the brother goes looking for the dog they'll be dog-sitting for the next 5 days as their Aunt had an important work business to attend to across the country. A series of jump cut shots appear when the sister reads the lett