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 (establishing long shot), cuts to Jane Rose is walking to a party (neutral shot), looking at her phone, (extreme close up) of phone texting regarding party being banned from the party. 

 Jane looks around after hearing noises ruffling of leaves (close up of leaves). Shadowy figure is seen in background (long shot). Jane is unaware at this point. 

 Really loud scream is heard (long shot of surroundings) she turns around nothing is there. (extreme close up of Jane's face)... scream again... turns around again. 

 she beings to walk faster and faster turning into the alleyway (non-diegetic music begins) leading to reversley (tracking shot from behind). walking through alley way, getting faster as she becomes more afraid (long shot). 

 cuts to looking down (high angle) at a tunnel as jane walks through (same as going out)... on large grass patch (long shot of area), she turns to see a man in tunnel (long shot- cut-extreme close up) chased across open grass by killer, (using long shots and tracking shots). watched and killed on grass using knife (neuter side shot and long shot), (high/low angles and shot reverse shot) killer walks away through bridge (long shot). (close up and long shot) of dead body.

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