"The classroom" scene description

  • Jess is the director
  • Instead of taking place in an office, it will take place in a classroom
  • Slightly more juvenile
  • Teenagers
  • Lily contributed the idea for her to hold up a notebook with words on it to show the teacher in the scene
  • As we practised, the group make it their own
  • Kylie acted extra mad when the students talked when asked not to
  • Jeff leaned forward a lot in his seat when watching the character open the wrapper, and he also exaggerated when he shushed Brooklyn
  • Jordan made his part more natural by adding a little of his own dialogue when talking to the teacher near the end of the scene
  • All of the group adopted their roles well like stated above which contributed to the comedy aspect
  • Brooklyn is casted as Jamie(jim)
  • Jordan is casted as Kevin
  • Hannah is casted as (Dwight)
  • Jeff is casted as Andy
  • Lily is casted as the person eating through the window
  • Kylie is casted as the teacher
  • The director placed the characters in a specific order in their seats so that they could interact with each other in specific ways
  • The order of the characters in the seats goes Andy, Dwight, Jim, and Kevin. When looking at everybody, the teacher is seated to the right, and the person eating the sandwich will walk in and sit to the left
  • Jamie: blue collared shirt, grey jeans,
  • Dwight: yellow sweater, grey cardigan, glasses
  • Andy: button up and a tie
  • Kevin- fat suit
  • Bread
  • 4 student desks and one “teacher” desk
  • Pencil
  • Candy bar
  • Papers for the test
  • Notebook to hold up
  • Teach- lights for the classroom and fade out in the end, but right before the lights totally fade out, Lily slurps on her drink, and the lights come back on and camera focuses on her and then it ends

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