Set plan



We will meet at Dania beach nature trails and park. Then we have a 20 minute walk to our filming location. Once arrived w can start and get into costume. We can also plan on what bushes' we can use that the camera can barely see us on the trail. The trail is deeply vegetated with mangroves and animals. Most animals there are crabs and lizards almost everywhere on the trail. A popular breading ground for them as its prefect environment. The plan is to show these animals on film that would decompose the body. The killer hides the body so the animals can decompose it. Our dragging body scene. After that scene Rhys and the police officer arrive. Rhys says I swear the body was right here. Jackson then says to Rhys that he cant do anything without any evidence.  After the cop leaves Rhys is left there alone and the killer chases him out. Rhys manages to through dirt in his eyes and stuns the killer which is me. Wont be very pleasant but hopefully he pretends. Once gotten away Rhys finds the officer. The officer doesn't believe him. Rhys runs back the `killer sees. Chases Rhys all the way to the cop he pops out. And arrests the killer. Rhys says I told you so. This plot is well put together and should make for  great movie. Our movie will be amazing and the acting will be good with an irie feeling. the setting is perfect it is a scary area and will be good.

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