REAL BLOG POST 7

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This week my peers caught me up on what I had missed from not being in class. We decided our main characters name is Margo and her sidekick is Liam. Our team wanted different names as a type of foreshadowing that they are not just normal kids that follow the average path of life.

Our opening scene introduces the credits with Margo packing her thing in her school bag so her parents so don't notice that she is not really going to school. The credits will be sewn on to a pair of Goodwill pants that we will buy as well as in trophies around her room as our team depicts her perfect lifestyle.

We took inspiration from early 2000's movies such as Clueless and 1980's movie Grease.

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As these movies are for teens as well it will keep the audience captivated while shouting out who we deem took part in creating this film.

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