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- Close ups
- Establishing shot of the warehouse, streets and alleyway
- Wide shot
- Two shot
- Over the shoulder shot
- Midshot

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Tripod
60D Camera
Boom Mic
XLR Cable
Headphones
SD Card x2
Gorilla Tripod
Dado lights
Ring light

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Ryan - Casual chavy wearing, light coloured.

Bruised face, with some cuts and blood as well as sweat.

Gang Leader - Dark clothed with bulky items.

(Dom) Gang Member - Another dark clothed member, wearing slightly different items.

Group Therapy Members - Causal clothes.

(Lee) Substance Abuse  Counsellor - Smart Causal clothes.

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Retaliation or payback is a common reason given for group violence, but if gangs keep retaliating, the violence will never stop, or if you're involved, you may never feel safe again.

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A gang member is kidnaped by two of his fellow friends, in order to abstract information from him on his addiction.

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Characters

Ryan
Gang Leader
Gang Member

Locations

Warehouse
Rough Street
Dark Alleyway
Therapy Centre

Props

Small Pen Knife
Old Wooden Chair
Duct Tape
Small Drug Bag
Baseball Bat
Old Brown Sac

Flashback Order

1) Getting Grabbed and Placed In a Car

2) Selling Drugs

3) Stealing Drugs and Money for Himself

4) Giving the Money to the Other Gang Member.

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Reasons people want to be in gangs:
- Identity
- A sense of belonging
- They think it will make them safer (protection)
- Make more money

Gangs that have rivals and fight usually because of these reasons:
- Territory
- A dispute over a girlfriend or boyfriend
- An argument where "someone said something about someone"
- Theft
- Drugs
- Disrespect

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Counseling (group therapy) Substance abuse/addiction.

Use classroom, put chairs in a circle and have the therapist (Lee) speaking, can't hear him, music starts playing and credits come up.

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Brain changes that occur over time with drug use challenge an addicted person’s self-control and interfere with their ability to resist intense urges to take drugs. This is why drug addiction is also a relapsing disease.