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up,” said Justin.
    â€œGo ahead,” said Gabe. “It’s your room.”
    Justin mopped up more sweat. “Okay. So. Um. Yeah. I wanted to be fully committed to the project, and now I am. If we fail, none of us will have a girlfriend until we move to a new town, so this is exactly what we wanted, right?”
    â€œI’m not sure it is,” said Gabe.
    Justin said, “We have twenty-eight days to shoot this movie. Twenty-seven if you don’t count today. But we’ll count today, so twenty-eight. Lots of people have made movies in twenty-eight days. It’ll be fun.”
    â€œI’m in,” said Gabe. “Completely in. I want to make that clear because I’m about to say a bunch of negative things.”
    â€œAll right. Let’s hear them.”
    Gabe stood up and walked over to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers calendar that was on the wall. Justin didn’t like football or any other sports. But his dad had bought him the calendar, and displaying it was a small price to pay to make Dad happy.
    â€œWe have twenty-eight days before I leave,” said Gabe. “But only three weekends, if you don’t count this weekend.”
    â€œLet’s count this weekend.”
    â€œFine. Three and a half weekends. So technically we only have seven full days. We’re not skipping school to make this movie.”
    â€œI never would have suggested such a thing,” said Justin.
    â€œThat doesn’t count work. I don’t know my schedule yet, but I’ll probably have to work two or three of those seven days. Bobby works Tuesdays and Thursdays. You work Thursdays and Saturdays. What are we going to do about that?”
    â€œI’ve thought about that,” said Justin, even though he really hadn’t, “and I figured we could call in sick.”
    â€œFor a full month?”
    â€œNot every day of the month necessarily.”
    â€œWhat happens when they find out we were making a movie?”
    â€œThen they’ll know it was a noble cause.”
    â€œNo way will my mom let me call in sick,” said Bobby.
    â€œDoes she have to know about it?”
    â€œIf we’re trying to make a giant epic spectacle, then yeah, the news will probably get back to her.”
    â€œAnd also you’re forgetting one big thing,” said Gabe.
    â€œWhat?”
    â€œFinals week.”
    â€œOkay. Yes, that’s a pretty big thing. We’ll work around it.”
    â€œWe have to study.”
    â€œI know. I’m not saying that we have to flunk our exams for our art. We’ll figure it out.”
    Justin went over to the easel, turned over a new page on the pad, and wrote Things to Worry about Later at the top. Under that, he wrote Schedule .
    â€œWhat about money?” Gabe asked.
    Justin wrote Money underneath Schedule .
    Gabe shook his head. “As the producer, I say we stress about money now.”
    â€œWe’re going to keep this cost-effective. We’ve already got the camera. Cast and crew will work for a screen credit obviously. We’ll use locations that we can get for free like the school. We take it for granted, but our school has tons of production value. What about product placement? If we show the Monkey Burger logo up close, they might give us free food.”
    â€œWould they want their restaurant featured in a movie called Zombies with Flesh Stuck in Their Teeth ?” asked Bobby.
    â€œThat’s not the name of the movie! That was never going to be the name of the movie! For now, let’s call it Untitled Epic Zombie Movie . Does that work for everybody?”
    â€œIf this is just a temporary title, how about The Greatest Zombie Movie Ever ?”
    â€œNo, that sounds egotistical.”
    â€œUEZM isn’t a very good acronym,” said Bobby.
    â€œThen don’t acronym it. We’re getting sidetracked.”
    â€œRight,” said Gabe. “Let’s get back to money.”
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