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I don't even know where to begin. The shoot was amazing.

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Well, I kind of knew coming into a job with three other guys,

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I thought, "It's going to be a ball.

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"It's going to be fun." And it was exactly that.

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Since day one, I think we all clicked. It's just been...

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It's been so much fun.

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They all bring something so different to the group.

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A lot of fun to work with. Sometimes too much fun.

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Jake, Sam, you will orienteer a seven kilometre walk

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with Andy and Felix.

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Brains and brawn. Excellent choice, sir.

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-There's a shortcut.

-Maybe it's not such a good idea to leave the path.

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Let's go.

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HE BIRD CALLS

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The show is about four boys who get lost in a forest,

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and when they come back to their own world,

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'they've come to an alternate reality where they were never born.

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'So the idea is what would happen if you didn't exist anymore?

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'What would the world be like with out you,

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'and how would your family have changed,

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'how would your relationships have changed if you hadn't been there?'

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Run! Run!

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My name is Joel Lok. I play Andy. Andy Lau.

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My name's Rahart Sadiqzai and I play Sam.

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My name's Matt Testro. I play Jake Riles.

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Dougie Baldwin. I play Felix Ferne, who's the Goth.

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He begins the start of the series as the stereotypical nerd.

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'Then you come to realise as the series progresses that,

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'you know, he's actually got a lot of qualities of a leader,

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'in a sense. His family have always been really protective

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'and haven't really given him the opportunity to go and explore

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'and be independent, and do all those things'

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that he's always aspired to do.

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'Sam's journey is a big one.

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'He goes from being the one that everybody loves,

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'everyone wants to be with, everybody wants to be him,

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'to being the outcast.

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'He finally gets to see what it's like to be the other'

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person on the other side of popularity.

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Jake is very grounded.

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He is very mature, but to some he comes off as the bully at school.

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He's the sporty jock, he's the footy captain.

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'He's insecure about his home life, it's broken.

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'He doesn't seem to have anything that he's proud of at home.

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'When they get lost, at first he's the man of the group

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'and he makes sure that they survive.

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'He's very practical and logical.'

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'He's cynical. He's had the bad side of life.'

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He's only had people ridiculing him.

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He's had people constantly disputing everything he does.

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'He realises what everyone else is going through,

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'that he's not the only one that might have problems.'

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'Some things that are really similar between Sam the character

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'and me, myself, Rahart, is a love for food.

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'I...

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'I love food. There's no two ways about it. That's a big part of Sam.

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'In the series it's always on his mind, he's always hungry.'

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Jake's probably a lot more grounded than I am.

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'I'm quite an outgoing type.'

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The shoot was 13 weeks, I believe.

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'I remember at the start of the shoot,

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'I used to be able to go to work with like three hours' sleep.

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'Then, towards the end of it, eight hours wasn't even enough.'

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I got here at 5.22am.

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-I'm going to get some breakfast.

-Deep breath.

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This is Matt and my pre-scene workout.

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-Helps us get into character.

-It's like acting as a muscle.

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Like any other muscle you would use.

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Sorry, Christine, but we're doing Behind The Scenes.

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I might just have to move you over somewhere else.

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We're going to have to move. Come with us, come with us.

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This is one of our walks.

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We do certain...

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-Like this.

-You have to stretch the muscle. Work it.

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Every single muscle of the body.

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I'm ready.

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As you can see, I voluntarily get in.

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I stay here during lunch and I sleep here overnight.

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-That's right. Ready for tomorrow.

-Yeah.

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You are all about saving time.

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How do I stay warm?

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I've got this top, this top, this jacket, this jacket,

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and a hot water bottle.

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Then, if I want to, I can get a hot chocolate.

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Yeah!

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Lunch time, look at it.

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Spaghetti chicken pasta.

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Yeah, so people think that we don't go to school because we're on set.

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-They go to school.

-This is school.

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I've been doing Year 12.

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I'm in my final year this year,

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so I've been balancing my Year 12 studies

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with my onscreen work and my work lifestyle.

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Every ten minutes that I get free on set will be time spend doing

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essays and time spent researching.

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This is the tutoring room.

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It was a green room, but it's been transformed into a tutoring room.

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Joel doesn't spend any time here cos he doesn't go to school.

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No time. No time at all.

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I spend a lot of time in here.

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I usually have the green room all to myself.

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-Where he sleeps and listens to music.

-Sleeps, eats.

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Everyone knows me as the one that sleeps all the time.

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'On shoot, you can definitely see me sleeping in deck chairs

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'at every opportunity.'

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Today on set we are introducing the tea trolley.

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This is where we keep assorted biscuits.

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Assorted biscuits for the day.

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And shapes.

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So you've got your sweets over here and your savouries over here.

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Variety of teas.

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There's English breakfast, Irish breakfast, peppermint,

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Ceylon Orange Pekoe.

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It's actually afternoon right now,

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and I'm about to make my green tea.

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-Do you want some cordial in it?

-Do it!

-No. No.

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By the time everything was done in the day onset,

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'it would probably be about six o'clock,

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'by the time everything was done.

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'Then I'd get home an rehearse for the next day.

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'By the time that was done, I'd probably get to bed by 10-10.30.'

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Then be up at four the next morning.

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I feel like I am the most masculine.

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Are we just going to keep throwing balls?

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There was just basically myself, Joel and Dougie

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running around a gym, beating each other up, getting videoed.

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So that was fun.

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Whoo!

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Whoo!

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-Day four of shooting.

-Yeah.

-It's been crazy.

-We just TP-ed an entire gym.

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It was awesome.

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-We had lacrosse.

-We got really sweaty.

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I was just sitting there watching.

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I didn't get to do it.

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Aw!

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THEY SHOUT

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-BOTH:

-There's a demon.

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There's a demon chasing us, and Dougie and I...

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There's a demon chasing us, and Dougie and I can't get in.

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Then these two are at the door trying to help us.

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When we finally get the door open...

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When we finally get the door open, the demon comes out and haunts us.

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He's trying to get in and trying to haunt us.

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-He, she?

-He, she...

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"Cloaked figure" is what the script says.

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Yeah, and we're just pretty much really, really scared.

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Action.

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FAN WHIRS

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It shouts.

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Run into the forest.

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-Let's ask you where this place is. Where are we?

-Where are we, huh?

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That's right, the hideout.

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WHIRRING

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SHOUTING

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-How does that feel?

-Yeah, good.

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COUGHING

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Oh, that was so fun!

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-Whoo!

-That was fun.

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-That was intense.

-A lot of yelling.

-One of my favourite scenes.

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-Crazy.

-Especially... Difficult.

-With that fan.

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It made it easy cos it was blowing the thing in your face.

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It was great.

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There was a lot of dust. I've got a lot of dust in my mouth still.

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In my nose, in my mouth.

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-My eyes, my ears.

-Yeah, there's still a bit of grass in your hair.

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Let me. Let me get that for you.

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Got it? Have you got it?

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I've got it, I've got it.

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Have you got it?

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No, I haven't got it.

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This is Billy, my stunt double.

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-Hello.

-We look alike, don't we?

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Yeah. But, no, when the helmet's on, we look exactly the same.

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Pretty much whenever I have to do any skating, he's here right with me.

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And action.

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In the scene we had to do today, Billy had to do some...

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Or Sam had to do some aerial tricks.

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-Did you do a kick flip today?

-Yeah.

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Couple of kick flips and whatnot. We did some fake skating as well.

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A bit of these. Pretending without a skateboard.

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I think it was for sound.

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Yeah, cos the skating echoed.

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Yeah, the sound of the skateboard echoing.

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This is the part where he saves my life.

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This is the part where he actually does the trick.

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Am I nervous for him?

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Heh... Hell yeah.

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CHEERING

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He did well.

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I was hoping they'd give me a shot.

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'There was the mat there and everything for the first time.

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'I was like, "Yeah, I could do this," but then, he made it look easy.'

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Hi, I'm Darci McDonald and I play Ellen.

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I'm Tamala Shelton, and I play Mia.

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This is... What's your last name?

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-Eh...

-Jesse Jesse.

-Is it Jesse Williams?

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-Jesse Williams.

-This is Jesse... Is it actually?

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-Yeah, it is.

-OK. This is Jesse Williams, and he plays Sammy.

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They're constantly giving us putdowns. Yeah...

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They're just jealous, really.

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Joel is always sleeping. Just never stops.

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The best part was when I got to do awesome stunts with Joel.

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-I saved her life.

-He saved me from a bus. That was pretty fun.

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What else did...? I don't know, I've just enjoyed everything, really.

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This is the lovely Michala Banas, who plays Phoebe in the show.

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She's our creepy auntie. MICHALA LAUGHS

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I thought that coming on to a show with four teenage boys

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was going to be hard work.

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Cos sometimes teenage boys are hard work.

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No! You know what, they've been great.

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'They've been like mates.

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'They've formed a really nice bond together, the four of them,

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'and then as someone who comes in and out of the show,

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'I just felt really comfortable.

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'They're all really good, decent guys.'

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Michala, as professional as she is, she laughed out of place one time

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because she heard a motorbike and she thought it sounded like a fart.

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-I remember that.

-It totally did though!

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It was in the hideout back there.

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-It totally... It sounded like a fart.

-It did.

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This is Damien.

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-He's just awesome.

-Thanks.

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Cut that, then.

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We're done here, I think.

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Damien? Well, he's just been fantastic.

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He's absolutely hilarious off set.

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'Just such a great actor to work with on set.

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'To have him opposite you just helps so much.'

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I think it boosts the performance in the scene in general.

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Being possessed. Well, the demented chicken,

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as they've been calling it. Yeah, I've heard about that.

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I'm not sure they had any control in that

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or are even meant to do that to be a chicken.

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'I just saw Nick, who's playing the school teacher, being possessed.

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'I thought it was fantastic.'

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I thought he did a really good job of it.

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So I tried to do my version of him,

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but apparently it looks more like a chicken.

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At one point, Dam-o hissed.

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I did. Well, the take had been going on for a while.

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We'd been rolling for quite a while, so I thought,

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"The editors have got enough here to cut in,

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"so why don't I give them a hiss?" Chuck in a...

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HE HISSES

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That dog looks like a Pokemon.

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Like Pikachu.

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-I'm Sarah from Film Livestock. This is Caroline.

-Hi.

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We've got these fine gentlemen chasing us.

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They're pretty placid right now.

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But when you see them, they do have...

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Their inner demons come out.

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SHOUTING

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Fred, Deacon, Taya, go!

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DOGS BARK

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-We've got Fred over here.

-Stay. Yeah.

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So Fred's actually mine in the TV show.

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This is Taya. Her real name's Taya.

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You've got Duffy over here. She's 12 weeks old.

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This is Deacon. Is it Deacon?

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Deacon.

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How do you get them to attack us?

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SARAH: We've had about three weeks of prep on these dogs,

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so it's a process.

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Luckily we've had some volunteers at home who have played you

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guys for us over the time that we've been training,

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so we've just taught the dogs to run after the people.

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They've also been trained to show aggression behaviours.

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Whatever you do, don't look him in the eye.

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How do you do that?

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It's a lot of positive reinforcement,

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'so what we do is we shape the behaviour of the dogs,

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'so they'll offer us maybe just a little bit

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'of something that we like - maybe just a lip lift -

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'and we reward that,

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'and we build on it.'

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Can you get one of them to growl now?

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SHE HISSES

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SHE HISSES

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Yes, good girl.

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Are you guys OK?

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Dude, come on. We've got to get out of here.

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This is Sean and he's being Dougie for today,

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because Dougie's pre-occupied.

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I'm Dougie.

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And I'm Matt, and we're filming the climax of the series.

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So if you haven't seen all the episodes yet, spoiler alert.

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MACHINE WHIRS

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Here it goes again.

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They're doing another take cos Joel just can't get it right, can he?

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-Look at him.

-That's classic Joel.

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MACHINE WHIRS

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I was kidding, by the way. We love Joel. Joel's fantastic.

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This is Russell. He teaches us how to do all our stunts.

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Ah, you're too strong, man.

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That's hilarious.

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From the last time you threw me into a tree.

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Me and Russell had the same weights programme.

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-As you can tell.

-I'm actually Matty's double.

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I'm the only one that has the same sort of physique as Russell.

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You know?

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This here is Mark. He is one of our stuntmen.

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Mark will be fitting me wit this jerk harness here,

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which will throw me back into that tree.

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So that's going to be terrifying, but Mark's a very safe guy

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and he's going to take care of me.

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We're going to be all right, aren't we?

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We are going to look after the tree.

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This stuff is called skydeck.

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It was insulation on space ships first, wasn't it?

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-Has been. Also in the US Military.

-There you go.

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It's great for holding eggs, as you can see.

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You can fit one, two... You can fit a lot of eggs in here.

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I'm going to put it on the tree and I'm going to launch back into it.

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It's kind of hard, but, you know, I'm tough, so we'll be all right.

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I do a stunt where I'll be getting sucked up into the tornado

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up in the sky. I have to hold on to that rope.

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I'm going to go upside down, with a woman's harness

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because I'm too small for a man's one.

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RAHART LAUGHS

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Doing his own stunts.

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You're at Millipede.

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I'm Will.

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I'm the founder of the studio and the creative director on this project.

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I'm Jason.

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I guess the technical leader, or lead programmer for Nowhere Boys.

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So we've developed a story that runs completely parallel to the TV series,

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so basically augments the adventure of what's going on.

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It's focused on a boy who's lost in this...

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..in between dimensions, called negative space.

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Pretty much trying to find a way home.

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Along the way,

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he's realised that the boys in the TV series are in the same predicament,

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and they're actually working to help each other.

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So they actually do things that influence each other

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and aid each other's quests.

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Yeah, it's an interesting premise.

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'An episode will play, and that will trigger a game chapter to unlock.

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'So hopefully at the end of the episode,

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'there's a call to action to encourage people to go on

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'and continue the story online.'

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They can go on, the game will be ready to play.

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Yeah, they'll see a lot of familiar things

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that they've just witnessed in the TV series

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actually creep through into the game, then do some tasks.

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They'll see the results actually occur in the next episode

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when that airs.

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What I really want, I think

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what we all really wanted from the start,

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is to create something that was unique to what's out there now,

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and also something that can really get

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the player into the mythology, to the big world of the Nowhere Boys.

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What we wanted to do was take an idea,

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take the concept of magic,

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and make it very real.

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I've got Felix's Book of Shadows.

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It's where he puts all his spells.

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Show him the research that he's done on us.

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So this page is Andy.

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Oh, oh, that's just his personal diary. He just likes us a lot.

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Pretty much Felix has written down elements

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of the of the individual that can relate to the magic somehow.

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I'm water, water. Andy's water because he's a logical thinker.

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I'm earth because I'm grounded and that's sort of thing.

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-Stubborn.

-Yeah.

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Sam's air, because he's an airhead, which gets mentioned in the script.

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-He's quite flowing, just kind of flows around life.

-Yep.

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I think I'm fire because I'm just angry at life.

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Because you're hot.

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I'm kind of just angry at how my life has turned out.

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Angry at everyone around it.

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Here it's got a zodiac sign.

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-Apparently I'm a Libra.

-I'm a Leo.

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So the magic's loosely based on zodiac signs and runes.

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Elements.

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TONY: 'The whole idea of the series was

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'that we were going to slowly build this sense of threat

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'throughout the series.'

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There's this kind of dark magical force which is trying to

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eliminate the boys from the alternate reality that they've entered.

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'At one point, one of the characters says,

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'"Well, maybe magic is just science that you don't understand.'

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"Science that you haven't discovered."

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'I think that was the central idea that we're playing with -

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''that there are all of these really interesting theories

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'about the multiverse, about alternate universes,

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'about the ripple effect, a butterfly effect.

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'We're playing with that'

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and playing with the idea that a magical event can trigger that.

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Run. Run!

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The big thing that we had was a big tornado that chases the boys.

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The tricky thing about that is, again, we've got

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a limited time to do it and we're in the forest...

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..which is not green-screen-able, really,

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in the time.

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That was quite a challenge of how to cover that

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'in such a way that we didn't have to erect green screens.'

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Of course, technology has advanced so much

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that you have options to do that, it's just time consuming.

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'So it was about finding a part of the forest that was open enough

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'to give us space for a tornado, and removing the boys to one side

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'so the tornado gets its part of the frame

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'and the boys get their part of the frame.'

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The tornado gets its own shot.

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Faster. Faster.

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This way.

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TORNADO SCREECHES

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TONY: 'The visual effects' bees are really cool.

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'The crows are great.

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'Then the visual effects helps enhance the dog threat

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'that we're trying to create.

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'So all of that is terribly exciting.'

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Within the boundaries of the world that we're in,

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it gives it another element.

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It really makes the magic come to life.

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CROW CAWS

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CROWS CAW

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Yesterday consisted of very mixed emotions.

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I was excited, like, "No more 3.45 starts!"

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But also I knew I was going to miss everyone like crazy.

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'I don't think it'll hit me till Monday morning when I wake up

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'and I'm like, "I don't have any lines to learn.'

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"I'm not going to work. What am I going to do?"

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I just finished my last scene.

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-It's weird.

-Oh, yeah. How did that feel?

-I don't know. It's always...

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You have so much fun and forget that it's going to end.

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Then it ends and you're like, "Aw."

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-Kind of bittersweet. Throw your hat in the air, accomplished.

-Yeah.

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But it's sad.

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'Everyone's probably really tired.

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'Especially the crew, they work all day, every day. It was relentless.

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'You guys have been studying.

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'When I get time off, I get to go and have a little quiet read

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'and chill out, they're going straight into tutoring.

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'But we've had a ball.'

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-DARCI:

-'I'm really sad and I'll probably cry.

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'I've just had such a blast.'

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Rahart is such a gentleman.

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-Aw.

-I'm a gentleman too.

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'What am I going to miss the most?

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'Probably doing what I do, the scenes, and the four boys.

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'Except I'll see them, so I won't miss them.

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'It's like... I explain it as just a really,'

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really awesome school excursion every day.

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-Those ones at school to the zoo or something?

-You go, "Whoo!"

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'Yeah, and you just have the best time.

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'It has to end, but it doesn't. Well, it does. Cos it's ending now.

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'Yeah, today's ending is kind of like when your mum comes over

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'to your friends house and is like, "All right, honey, we have to go."'

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-It's like, "Mum, can I just stay?"

-Yeah.

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We'll definitely keep in contact.

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We can't not, we've spent so much time together,

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we're all brothers now. It's good.

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CHEERING

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Nowhere Boys - The 5th Boy has landed on the CBBC games page.

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Battle your way through negative space

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and explore the mysterious world around you.

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Gain amazing powers as you fight for survival

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and try to find a way back home.

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Check out Nowhere Boys - The 5th Boy

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on the CBBC website now.

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