Are you guys nervous?

I'm nervous.

Everybody keeps adding things.

Like, what if something goes terribly wrong?

What if a meteor hits the earth right now?

Hi girls.

(SciGirls) Hi.Ladies.

Good to see you again.

Good to see you too.

I was worried they wouldn't really like our ideas.

We're going to give you a demo walk-through of the game.

Sounds great.

♫♫ Wow!

♫♫ Oh my gosh, this looks great!

The name of our app is "Earthquake Time Machine."

You are a TV journalist intern and the boss gives you a mission you have to go on and you need to find all these different things, then come back and give it to him.

A plaque pops up; if the plaque is of the school.

It tells you it was used as a shelter.

The school receptionist, she left you a note saying "I heard you guys need a video," and she's going to tell you go to North Point and Scott.

Michael Woody comes up.

"I heard that you need my video so you can add it to your inventory.

Michael Woody tells you to go to Beach and Scott.

You run into Rebecca Peters, she'll tell you the personal story that she has.

Once the Stewart House will sort of pop up.

And then Jennifer Donahue's picture, she'll pop up and telling you about the slow geology, how it was built, and then after she tells you that, she'll end up asking for a picture of the house now and what it looks like, so you can see the difference.

A thing will pop up saying, "Report back to your boss."

Your boss is like, oh my gosh, good job, then he gives you a promotion and then it's "The End."

I like it!

I think it went pretty well because we only had so little time, so we kinda got through everything and we kinda got the blueprint, of how we're going to make the app.