[train clattering]
[Max O] When I dance,
I've definitely got somewhere in my mind that anyone could be watching.
[classical music playing]
[Kim] In Grad, at all times,
you're gonna have someone or multiple people watching you and you only.
[Emily] If you really want it, you gotta go for it.
[Erin] A lot of people in our Full Time course
think they're gonna get scouted at Grad.
But a large proportion of every Full Time year comes out
and has nothing.
[classical music continues]
There's a hundred things that can go wrong,
so it's your job now not to let any of those things happen.
- Yeah? - [class] Yeah.
This is yours now. Everything in the show is yours.
You want to finish Grad and then, in a few days' time,
either get an offer from an agent
or a choreographer reaching out to you saying,
"I have a job coming up. I want you to be on it."
That's the dream.
[silence]
[solitary beat]
[distant roadway noise]
[Tom] Ready? One, two, three, four.
[shoes squeaking]
[Archer] I'm excited to leave,
but I'm nervous to be on my own,
if that makes sense.
Like, I'm on my own, which is terrifying.
But also, I'm on my own! But, like, I'm on my own.
So, like, I don't know.
Make sure it's, like, confident.
Make sure you, like, give him some space there.
[pensive music playing]
Everyone's going to leave Full Time and they're gonna, like, cry
and get emotional, but, like,
they don't know how it feels
to be at Brent Street for 13 years,
and, like, that's your home.
Like, I genuinely don't know what I'm gonna do when I leave here
because I've been here since I was eight years old.
[Cassie] We're all in that state of Grad at the moment
that, like, one thing could go wrong
and you could just burst into tears because you're like, "I can't."
[laughs]
'Cause there's so much going on.
But it will be rewarding.
[Max O] This is actually it. This is, like, our last performance.
Oh God.
Yeah, now, now I'm nervous, talking about it. [laughs]
[Erin] My goal is to be the best in the show.
My goal was to rest and be better.
But also that.
Like, rest and be better so that I can be the best in the show.
But at this rate, I'm looking like the weakest link.
No, you're not.
Mate.
[drink bottles clattering]
Gotta...
I've left something in the costume room.
[indistinct student chatter]
[Lucas] That's all right. That's all right. You can sniffle.
- And so, this is a little number. - Yeah.
[Lucas] Did you want to try this on privately
so you can see if this size is correct for you?
- [Archer] Yeah. - I just want to make sure that
- you feel like you can... - Yeah.
... go out there and feel awesome.
- That's all it's about. - [Maddy] Yeah.
[Lucas] Go and try it on. Make sure the size is okay.
[indistinct chatter]
[door creaking]
[clicks]
[Archer] Thanks.
Hold your hair.
I'm gonna sneeze.
[costume clip clicks]
Achoo! Okay.
[Archer] I mean, when I sneeze...
[laughs] You put those on.
[Archer] Look at these things.
Oh my God, you're so pretty.
Look at this.
This is cute.
[Arabella squeals]
- What, you want me to show them now? - Are you excited?
[Arabella] Aw!
Love.
[Arabella laughs]
[Archer] We're literally sisters.
Showgirls.
Oh yes. Love.
Ooh.
Shwoo!
- The sock. - And stand.
- Ah! - Shoom!
Okay, leg needs to come down or I'll cramp.
[roadway noise]
I am very much who I've wanted to become
since I was a very little girl.
When I'm on stage,
it's like a relief, honestly,
to, like, emote on stage
and, like, show yourself
and be appreciated, um,
and be appreciated as, like, beautiful.
I just need to make sure that
I'm on that stage and I'm enjoying what I'm doing,
and that energy will just flow,
and I will just do what I've always done,
and perform the shit out of this Grad.
So, I'm excited.
[anticipatory music playing]
[Tiana] Wake up.
- [Tom groans] - It's Grad Day.
I might still have makeup on from last night.
- That's okay. - 'Cause I fell asleep...
- I can take it off. - ... in what I was wearing.
No, it looks fine. But I'll, like, go over it quickly.
Thank you.
[anticipatory music continues]
[Kim] This doesn't feel real. [laughs]
Like, I just woke up and, like, went onto my phone
and someone was, like, "It's Grad Day."
I was like, "No, it's not."
[Conor] No. It's not.
Because why has this year been, like, it's gone in a blink of an eye?
Literally. I remember the first day and they were like,
"Grad is gonna be the best day ever."
- And now, like... - And now I'm here...
It's actually Grad.
It's too early for me to be excited.
Like, I am, but I'm just like...
um...
I'm just not thinking about it yet.
Like, I reckon just give me a little bacon and egg, a little bit of brekkie,
and I'll be like, "Whoo!"
[Conor] Oh my God, I feel like a soccer mum.
'Cause I'm chopping up the oranges ready for the game.
[Kim] I think my undies are in my car.
[Kim laughs]
[Connor] Like, pikelets so...
I have to run down like this.
- I don't have my undies in here. - [Conor] Kim. I will...
[indistinctly] You don't have to fit those in that, I do.
I don't know what you're saying. I can't hear you. Goodbye.
[birds twittering]
[Les] She's had some amazing teachers and mentors at Brent Street.
And the concert will be phenomenal, as it always is with Brent Street.
It's just a real show.
[Dale] We try and remind her
how her mother would be so proud of what she has become
because that's the life that I'm sure
Amy would have wanted to live for herself.
When she's dancing, that's... that's who she really is.
That's when it all comes out.
Her first dance competition that she went to,
I was worried 'cause I thought, "She's going to be so nervous."
She wasn't.
She got up on that stage and blew it away and she won.
You better put in, that's from her grandmother saying that too.
'Cause, you know, people will say, "Who's the old lady?"
[both laugh]
[anticipatory music playing]
[rhythmic bass beat]
[epic vocalizing]
[indistinct chatter]
Calm and collected walking in.
[Max S] Daniel when he comes out.
[indistinct chatter]
It's still, like...
Further forward. Yup.
We're gonna get them in a straight line there.
[woman] Full speed ahead.
Relax.
[Amelia] So, watch out. Look up.
At any moment, you could just die in this place.
- [anticipatory music continues] - [indistinct chatter]
[Lucas] I'm really excited that we're finally here. [laughs]
[students cheering]
I couldn't sleep last night. I woke up at, like, two in the morning
and was all really excited, so I made some notes.
Like, enjoy it.
Don't be, like, don't take it for granted.
Like, this is the time that you, you came here for, so enjoy it,
but also just be sensible and please be professional.
That's all I ask.
- All right, let's go! - [students cheer, clap]
Okay, guys, so, I'm really happy for you all to be here.
[male student] Shut up.
[Erin] I think we should just have a couple of rules.
Rule number one is stay in your area.
- Rule number... - [indistinct chatter]
Rule number two is, um, if you can't ac...
No, like, this is, like, actually a serious rule.
If you can't find anything of your own,
- do not steal somebody else's. - Yeah.
[Erin] And no, um, kissing, please, or hugging.
Relationships out the door.
- And also, if you have... - [indistinct chatter]
If you have negative energy, get out.
[stage crew speaking indistinctly]
Yep. Ah, mate, is that, is that shadow...
So, I just found out Arabella's sick.
She's been vomiting all night. Is not feeling well.
But I think it's very, very lucky we pre-recorded just in case.
'Cause, um, I don't know how she's gonna feel or sound.
We've heard... we've heard that Arabella is vomiting really badly at home.
I don't know why I'm smiling.
- [laughs] That's so fucked up. - [female] Erin?
[pensive music playing]
[Arabella] I'm wearing Conor's undies.
[laughs]
- [groans] - No, it's booger.
Oh, no you don't.
[Arabella groans]
I just started spewing,
to put it nicely.
And I just haven't stopped.
I have a fever, coughing, snot.
Achy.
Achy-breaky heart.
I reckon she should just wait until 1:00 p.m.,
and see if she feels fine and then comes in.
Just, like, rest at home.
- "Cinema Italiano"... - ...on next. I'm going side stage.
[producer] Can you guys tell me who you think
could be Arabella in "Cinema Italiano"?
- [Max S] No one. - No one.
- No one could do it. Erin? - [producer] No one could do it?
- No one. - Me.
- Absolutely no one can take Arabella's... - Me. Me. Me.
No. No.
Absolutely no one can take Arabella's spot.
No, she just does it...
- [Erin] She will do it. - [Max S] She's gonna pull through.
- She's gonna do it. She's gonna do it. - She's doing it.
She's gonna do it.
[Max S] She's gonna do it.
[pensive music playing]
The nerves?
A hundred right now.
I, obviously, have always wanted to be a dancer since I was little,
and, you know, even getting up to this point,
like, even when I was little, I'd say,
"I'm gonna go to Brent Street for Full Time,"
and, like, now that it's here, I'm like,
"Okay, crap, I'm actually doing it now. What am I going to do after?"
You know? And to do something after, I think, personally, that
agents are the best way to keep being a dancer.
[Ryan] We have probably about eight agents
coming to see the show.
Grad's an opportunity for you to be able to scout.
Um, for the agents to see, you know,
who's doing what, who's stepping out,
who's, you know, who's in the front a lot.
Um, you know, and they're in the front for a reason, usually.
There's other things as well.
You know, it is technique.
It is a performance quality.
It's that little extra joy that is behind the eyes.
I can look at those kids and I can clock and I can say,
"Oh, you have it."
You know, "You want this."
And that makes me want it,
and then that makes me say, "Oh no, people are gonna book them."
People are gonna say, "Oh no, I need to work with this person."
[Cassie] We're good to start to walk through.
Don't talk!
You're in our dressing room.
Guys, stop the congregation. Stay in your dressing room.
[Erin] Oh my God.
[female student] We needed tape.
We could have just given you the tape. You could have stayed in your dressing room.
[Conor] Guys, let's not turn against each other.
[Cara] Marcus, can you not get...
[Conor] We're a family.
[all laugh]
[Cassie] This should be second nature. You know what to do.
This is where Cassie starts to lose it.
[Cassie] Yup?
I hope to be calm, just to keep everything happening,
but, look, there's no guarantees.
The next position, quickly!
Archer, you need to start practicing looking out and up there.
One, two.
- That looks terrible. - [Lucas] Awful.
Six, seven, eight, boom.
So, boys, you don't need to hold hands.
Okay, let's just keep going, then.
You won't fuck it up.
You'll just get it right.
- [Conor] Hey, we will. - [Lucas] All right.
[Cassie] I'm bored.
[Erin] Guys, I'm gonna fuckin' lose it.
- No, Erin. - Why are they all...
I made a new change. Just hit it.
I was like, "Why are you running?!"
[Samuel] This is a tough, tough industry.
There's so many more noes than there are yesses.
[Cassie] Step it up. Now or never, right?
[Samuel] People ask, why should they do this, then?
Why should these kids continue on doing this?
Well, because nothing is like being on stage.
Come on, let's go!
[electrifying music playing]
I'll take that, Max. Nice work.
If you dance like that for the whole show, I'll be very happy.
Keep it up, please. Go.
[electrifying violin music playing]
[Cassie] Nice!
[Samuel] You can walk into Grad
and have not seen a person perform
at all,
but just see what you've seen on stage
and offer them a contract.
[pensive music playing]
[pensive music continues playing]
[Max O] Because dance is so reliant on the surface and the area that you're in,
when you change the room and the atmosphere and the floor or anything,
it hinders or affects the overall performance.
[pensive music playing]
In fact, you can train your ass off every day in the studio,
you can have a dance perfect,
but it does not mean for a second
that it is going to run as flawlessly as it did in a studio on stage.
[pensive music continues]
- [Molly] ... believe today is today. - Crazy that tonight, it will all be over.
[Molly] It's like, this is the last time we're ever gonna dance on stage together.
- [Malaya] Don't say that. - [Molly] Yeah.
- [Malaya] Stop, that's too sad. - [Molly] Yeah.
[Max O] You always hear stories about how
people get booked from one performance.
One walk across the stage
with the right charisma
can get you an agent.
And I realize that
I don't know how many more chances after Full Time I'm gonna get.
So, I feel like you're gonna have to be ready, like, in 20 minutes' time.
We're about to go on stage. I am not ready.
I can't see myself anywhere else except for dance.
So I have to, by all means possible, make it work for myself.
[Arabella] Just letting you know I'm here and ready to rumble.
Great.
It's all right. We'll put the vocal track on.
Can we all head to stage, please?
[students] Yeah.
[Cassie] Heading to stage, please.
[indistinct chatter]
Keep it around. Keep...
Keep going. Keep coming, keep coming, keep coming, keep coming.
- Yeah. - We're ready to do this, I think.
Yeah.
- Yeah? - [scattered students] Yeah.
[Cassie] Are you? I don't know, are you?
[all, loudly] Yeah!
[Lucas] Hey, um...
I literally just got, like, butterflies in my stomach just, just then.
- [students] Oh yeah! - [Cassie] Yeah?
[Lucas] Just think back to that first day
that we had orientation day.
[student] Yeah.
[Lucas] Remember how you felt that day?
Think about the performances that we've done together,
the experiences that we've had together,
and think about all of the teachers that you've had.
Tonight's the night where that all comes into fruition
and that you get to put that into practice.
I've never had more messages saying, like, "I can't wait to see this Grad."
So, no pressure, but, but also, like, heaps of pressure, yeah?
So, like, step up to the challenge.
I, like, I know, like, I would. If someone said that to me, I'd be like,
"All right, well, I'm gonna put on a show then."
Do not let one moment go by that you are not fighting for your life.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
[Cassie] I'm so proud of how you've handled yourselves.
We've had lows, we've had highs,
but that makes us a family, yeah?
And we are here for you for the rest of your life.
- [students, Lucas] One, two, three! - [student] What are we saying?
[all] Brent Street!
[students cheering]
[anticipatory music building]
[no audible dialog]
Extremely nervous. Like, watery eyes.
And we've got, like, how many minutes? Two minutes?
Two. Yep.
[indistinct student chatter]
Hey. I'm freaking out.
- [Emily] Gonna do it? - Yep.
Quickly.
[indistinct student chatter]
Okay, next.
[Emily] And then...
- Whoo! Hugs. - [Emily] I think it's really good.
[both laughing]
[anticipatory music building]
I just cried. I can't do it again.
[female student] No more crying. Drink the water.
[producer] Crying with happy or crying...?
Happy and sad, like, when I... yeah.
Ugh!
Not now.
[indistinct student chatter]
I don't know why I get so nervous.
- [female student 1] Are you nervous? Why? - I want to cry, I'm that nervous.
I just get scared that I'm gonna forget it.
- [female student 1] Oh my God, Erin. - [female student 2] Are you...?
[female student 1] Have you forgotten it once so far?
- No. - [female student 1] Right.
- There you go, then. [laughs] - Yeah.
[anticipatory music keeps building]
- [Erin] One minute? - [woman] Oh, okay.
[woman] It'll be, like...
Just one minute? Okay, fine.
[female student] There we go. Okay, got it.
[anticipatory music keeps building]
[drummer] Do you know where your family's sitting?
[Emily] Yeah. I do.
I know where everyone's sitting, like, all my family.
I'm like, ah!
[drummer] You'll kill it. They'll be so proud.
- Yeah. Hopefully. - [drummer laughs] Be so, so good.
[anticipatory music keeps building]
[Emily] Whenever I do go to perform in a concert,
I always think that, like,
"Oh, I just wish my mum and dad could be here to watch me."
Because that's, like, all I've ever wanted.
[pensive music playing]
I have had that upbringing that's forced me to be strong
and to continue on without worrying about everything else that has happened.
I think because of that, it's made me a lot stronger
than some people may think.
[crowd, students cheering]
- Uh-oh. - [drum roll]
That's sound.
[female student] Go Emily!
[Cassie] Eat it up!
[drum roll]
[drum roll continues]
[electronic music playing]
[percussive beat playing]
[crowd screaming]
[Cassie screaming] Let's go!
Come on, boys!
[percussive beat keeps playing]
[crowd whistling, applauding]
[Cassie] Let's go, Kim!
[Cassie, shrieking] Let's go, Kim!
[beat continues]
[beat stops]
[crowd cheering]
[cheering continues]
[tense stringed music playing]
[Max O] At the beginning of the year, I had this outlook where
Full Time is the year to discover who you are as a person.
[Max O] That was terrible again.
Stop going so high. I can't go that high.
You've gotta go... look at my elbow.
Yeah, okay.
[Max O] On an emotional level, I've definitely developed.
I'm not the person I was.
I just hope that reflects in my performance.
[music crescendos, then hushes]
[angsty music playing]
[Cassie] Yeah.
Nice.
[audience cheering]
[cheering and applause]
[song ends]
[cheering, applause]
[Arabella] Whoo!
[Max S] We're done, guys.
[anticipatory music playing]
[Archer] At the beginning of the year, I was super apologetic.
And I think that has changed in some ways.
I've started to, like, respect myself more.
I pride myself on living without definition,
not just in terms of my gender,
which is obviously where everyone will focus, naturally,
'cause it's, like, non-binary.
Um...
But, like, I don't, I don't care if someone's trying to put me in a box.
Like, I'm not going to go in the box.
I'm still not where I want to be, but, like,
yeah, I just want, like, to be a star for Grad.
Like, you know when you're on a runway and you're like, all about me?
- Yeah? - It's no different from a stage.
So true, yeah.
Like, make everyone fall in love with you
and want to marry you and that sort of thing.
We're so close to the end,
and I need, I need my moment.
Because the right people who I want to be seen by are watching.
[crowd screaming]
[Maison Ware & Madeaux: "Body On Me" continues playing]
[Cassie] Yeah!
[Cassie screaming supportively]
[Cassie] Do this! Let's go!
Let's go!
[Cassie cheering]
[Maison Ware & Madeaux: "Body On Me" continues playing]
[song ends]
[crowd cheering]
- Love you so much. - Love you more.
Okay, let's fuckin'...
["Hit The Road Jack" intro music playing]
[no audible dialog]
Let's go!
[music picks up tempo]
[cheering]
[song ends]
[Cassie, crowd cheering]
[indistinct chatter]
[Max S] I'm...
I'm so good at acting straight in that one.
It's not even fucking funny.
[indistinct chatter]
[Arabella] Beautiful.
[Jacob] You know what? That felt pretty fucking good.
That felt really good.
[Jacob] That felt good.
[Tiana] That routine has never felt good to me.
No, same.
- It's crazy what a good crowd... - [Ava] Yeah.
- [Jacob] Yeah, that was a good crowd. - [Georgia] How much of a difference...
- Get changed and I'll gaffer tape you. - [Conor] And then we'll talk.
- [Erin] We'll talk later. - [Tiana] Talk... Change. Talk later.
[Tiana] Yeah, let's chat, like...
[Conor] I should have brought, like, a sweat towel.
I'm really stressed for "Cinema Italiano".
We haven't done it properly yet.
I don't... I haven't done it properly yet.
I'm dying, Arch.
[sniffs determinedly]
[Archer] You look pretty slay for a dead girl, so.
I have a huge responsibility of setting the tone of the whole piece.
And so if everyone behind me is not performing,
like, I have to compensate for people behind me.
No, you know what? I think I'm actually okay.
This might be the last time I will be featured for a while.
Okay, I'm literally, physically living the ultimate reality.
- Why am I so stressed about it? - No, fucking oath.
Like, I wanted it. I got it. Now, I've got to do it.
I want to be seen by...
everyone.
["Cinema Italiano" playing]
♪ I love the black and white ♪
♪ I love the play of light ♪
♪ The way Contini puts his image through a prism ♪
♪ I feel my body chill ♪
♪ Gives me a special thrill ♪
♪ Each time I see that Guido neo-realism ♪
♪ I love the dark handsome guys with their skinny little ties ♪
♪ Dressing mod looking out of sight ♪
♪ I love to watch them as they cruise with their pointy leather shoes ♪
♪ Wearing shades in the middle of the night ♪
♪ Whatever Guido does it makes me smile ♪
♪ He is the essence of Italian style ♪
♪ I love the glamorously Latin world that only Guido can portray ♪
♪ Contini's Cinema Italiano ♪
♪ I love his Cinema Italiano ♪
♪ He makes me feel with Cinema Italiano ♪
♪ My life is real with Cinema Italiano ♪
♪ He is the king of Cinema Italiano ♪
♪ Dark handsome guys ♪
♪ Skinny little ties ♪
♪ Shades in the middle of the night ♪
♪ Speedy little cars ♪
♪ Hip coffee bars ♪
♪ Sleek women in Positano ♪
♪ Ecco il re del, Cinema Italiano ♪
♪ Questo-o-e il, Cinema Italiano ♪
♪ Nella mia anima, Cinema Italiano ♪
♪ Bianco nero, bianco nero ♪
♪ Bianco nero, nero, nero ♪
♪ Cinema Italiano, no ♪
♪ Contini's Cinema ♪
♪ Italiano ♪♪
[loud cheering]
[panting]
[indistinct chatter]
And just chuck it on the blue suitcase. It has blue patterns on it.
- Are you good? - Good, thank you.
[woman] Good luck. Conor, you got it?
You're fine, Conor. Breathe.
[anticipatory music building]
[wailing music playing]
[gentle, plucking strings]
[wailing lyrics]
[thrilling electric violin music]
[cheering]
[gentle, plucking melody resumes]
[song ends]
[cheering]
Guys, we're literally nearly done.
[Conor] I know.
- [Max S] Bullshit. - [Connor laughs]
I want to go other side just in case that was my bad side.
No, I reckon put your leg up.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
[pensive music playing]
[Emily] I have this mentality of wanting to
show people that
there's more to dance than what, like, people think there is.
Because of the circumstances I've been in as a child,
dance was my distraction.
It's what made me happy.
It made me not think about the things
that were happening in my life back then.
That's just why I love dance so much.
Because it can do stuff like that.
It can just change someone's perspective.
It's changed my life, honestly.
I need to go on next.
And, like, next dance, I need to go on and sing again.
[Daniel] Yep.
And do it all again.
Like, I'd like to do it once more.
- [Daniel] Yeah. - [crowd cheering]
That's how you should feel.
Imagine if you didn't. You'd be in the wrong game.
Exactly.
Wow. Yeah, I would.
I look back at when I got into Jazz 2 and I was, like, pfft!
I, like, I wasn't Jazz 1 ready,
and I'm so grateful for the fact that I was put in 2
because it really pushed me, um,
and it made me more hungry.
[Emily] I want people to see me as not the person with the shitty childhood.
I want to be seen as the person who's...
happy now
and living her life to the fullest.
[Miley Cyrus: "Younger Now" playing]
[crowd cheering]
[Miley Cyrus: "Younger Now" continues playing]
- [Tiana] Good? - [Tom] Perfect.
[all cheering]
[Miley Cyrus: "Younger Now" continues playing]
[all] Hey, hey, hey! Hey, hey, hey!
- [crowd cheering] - [song ends]
[all chanting] Hey, hey, hey! Brent Street!
[students chanting] Hey, hey, hey! Hey, hey, hey!
[students cheering]
[Cassie mouthing] Oh my God.
I'm pretty sure I've lost my voice. That was so good, guys.
I'm so proud of you all.
I'm so... I can't.
I'm like, I can't.
That was so good. Go, you guys.
Don't make me cry.
No, I'm so proud of you all.
Like, that was a fuckin' show.
It was so good.
Congrats.
[cheering]
- [Conor speaks indistinctly] - [Cassie] What?
I said, your work.
Aw, shush though, guys.
It's all you. You...
[students chanting] Cassie! Cassie! Cassie! Cassie! Cassie! Cassie!
[Cassie] How embarrassing! No.
No, honestly, you should all be so fricking proud of yourselves.
I'm really sweaty. Can I have a hug?
Thank you for this whole year, I feel like...
- I'm so proud of you, you sweaty bitch. - Sorry, I'm full of sweat.
It's on my face.
- But, like, I... - Oh my God, it was so good.
... just wanted to thank you.
- You're welcome. - I feel like you've done so much for me.
- In the student period. - That's what I'm here for.
I'm here. That's what I'm here for.
- I'm so proud of you. So proud of you. - Thank you.
- Can't believe it's over. - I know.
- Isn't that wild? - Been a long time. Yeah.
[Ryan] Best ever.
- [Georgia] Period. - [Cassie] Best ever.
[students cheering]
You know what was actually one of the best ones?
[student] What?
"Cinema Italiano."
- [students cheering] - So good.
[Conor] That one, that got, like, the most cheers.
[woman] Yeah, that's good!
Thank you, everyone. This is my bow.
[Aleksander] Thank you, we loved it.
[indistinct chatter]
[Emily panting]
[Lucas] You guys were awesome.
It was amazing tonight.
- [Emily] Thank you, Lucas. - Congratulations.
You were incredible.
- [Emily] Thank you. Thank you so much. - So good, you blew me away.
- You blew me away. - [Emily] Thank you so much.
[woman] So amazing.
- [Conor] Hey, Dad. - [dad replies indistinctly]
- [Conor speaking indistinctly] - [loud student cheering]
- Thank you. - Love you.
- Here you go. - [Archer] Are we smiling?
- Are you smiling? - No.
- Okay, of course. - Come on, it's us.
Yeah.
[pensive music playing over indistinct laughter and chatter]
[indistinct chatter]
- Well done. - [Emily laughing] Thank you.
- [Les] So proud of you. - [Emily] Thank you.
Why am I crying again?
[woman] Okay, don't move. Stop moving. Stop moving.
[Max O] I'm really grateful that I've been trained by you.
- So... - [Cassie] Thanks.
No, that, honestly, means the world.
- Thank you. - Really.
And, like, I'm here any single moment ever.
- Thank you. - Do you know what I mean?
Anytime, just reach out.
- Yeah. - Anything. Send me videos.
- I'll give you my honest opinion. - Yeah.
- Yeah. Yeah. - You know I will.
- Yeah.
- That's what I'm here for. - Thank you.
- Enjoy it. - Yes.
And be happy with it.
- Because it was amazing. Yes? - Yes. Thank you.
Don't get in your head, 'cause I know you will.
- Yes. - Yes? Go.
Thank you.
- [Tiana sobbing] - [indistinct crowd chatter]
[sobbing]
[indistinct chatter]
[gentle music playing]
[gentle, upbeat music playing]
You know that ad?
- [Arabella's mum] Yeah? - The TikTok ad?
- Yeah? - Yeah.
I got it.
[gasps] Yay! Oh my God,
that's the first of many, many, um, milestones.
Yeah, I hope so.
Of course it is.
Yeah.
It's just the beginning.
[gentle, slow piano music playing]
[gentle, up-tempo piano music playing]
[Tiana] Five, six, seven, you go!
One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, you go.
[gentle, up-tempo music continues]
[no audible dialog]
[Samuel] With the Grad,
you, you really stood out to me.
Like, you surprised me.
Like, you were a standout.
I felt like you were elevated
and I felt like you were open
and I felt like you stood just a little bit taller
and so, yeah, like, I feel like
you have a place in this industry.
Yeah. She's here.
- [both laughing] - [Samuel] Um...
I don't even know how to react right now. I'm like...
[Samuel laughing]
So, I'll send you the agreement, and then we hit the ground running.
Yeah.
[Samuel] Great, good.
- Thank you so much. - [Samuel] My pleasure.
[peaceful music playing]
- [laughing] - [Cassie] What happened?
[producer] You'd better give Cassie the update, Emily.
Um, yes.
So, I'm with Focus now.
Shut up!
Yeah!
Aw, you happy?
[Emily] Yeah, so happy.
- Stoked. - So happy.
What did he say? Tell me, tell me, tell me, tell me.
- A lot. He said a lot. But he said... - Yeah?
... I don't know, I was, like, a standout for him at Grad.
[inspiring music playing]
It's hard to say goodbye to some of these kids.
You put your heart and soul into working with them,
and you see them grow.
You watch them figure it out,
and it's so good to see it click and go, "They're gonna be fine."
"They've got this."
Awesome. Congrats, babe.
- That's actually amazing. - Thank you so much.
So proud of you.
[soft, calm music playing]
[music ends]