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Speaking Question 5

Listen to a conversation between two students.

Man: Hey. Sarah. How is it going?

Woman: Not great. It’s the student film I’ve been directing. You know, that project I’ve been working on for my film class?

Man: Right. You said you were directing a film. So what’s wrong?

Woman: Well, the project is due in two days. We were supposed to film a final scene today, but it’s raining. The scene is supposed to be set outside, with two characters talking in the park on a beautiful sunny day.

Man: Oh no! What are you going to do?

Woman: Well, I could rewrite the scene I guess, I could revise it so it takes place inside a building instead, maybe here in the student center somewhere.

Man: Why don’t you do that?

Woman: I could, but I’m happy with the scene as it’s written now. The film has an optimistic happy ending. That’s why I wanted the last scene of the movie to be outside on a bright sunny day, because it sets a positive mood.

Man: Oh…l see. Well, the weather is supposed to be better tomorrow, sunny and warm. Why don’t you film that scene tomorrow instead?

Woman: Thought of that too. But since the project is due the day after tomorrow, I was planning on using tomorrow to review the film and do any final ending, and…you know, all the last-minute details.

Man: That’s true. There wouldn’t be much time for that.

Woman: Yeah. Filming tomorrow might mean turning in a project to my professor that’s not as polished, not as good as I’d like it to be.