suspense sequence: the plan

*the group: Rebecca, Ben, Esther and sophia(me)

*the concept: the staircase sequence- "the disappearance"
-extreme close up of feet running up stairs
-overhead empty shot of staircase
-knocks on the wall (heart beat)
-heightened footsteps
-over the shoulder shot 

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