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Medium shot of us both

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Back shot of us both

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back to the medium shot of us both

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he says "open your eyes"

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I open my eyes

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I say "I'm flying"

well first we had to find and elevated place which we got lucky as there is an trunk at one of the enterences of Ravenor park where we recorded the scene as the "front of the ship" Then we took couple shots of the first scene from the front and then it we only need one from the back as it was quite a simple scene and then the hardest scene came as making a scene where you have to say some weird romantic stuff with your guy friends is very funny to do so we had to re shoot it multiple times.




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