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1. This fourth week went pretty well for me I think,  something that was challenging was coming up with a logical plot line with characters and forming a story. There were fewer videos this week which I thought made it a little more difficult to follow along with what was happening  but other than that, this week went well.
2. The most valuable thing that I learned this summer was how to utilize iMovie as well as how to use preproduction to make recording easy.
3.I felt good about the storytelling, and that I could've made a much longer and more intricate plot with my ideas if it were turned into something else. I am proud of my project because I think that the searching  for videos and images went well. I think that writing the screenplay would've gone better if I could've sat down for three hours straight and just wrote down everything that I was thinking.
4. I had a lot of fun during this class. Although it seemed like there would be a lot of projects and preproduction the workload actually felt pretty light since the material was so interesting and fun. I liked the daily videos explaining what we had to watch/do and what our homework was. I thought that the class was all in all pretty well rounded, interesting and educational especially for being a summer course.

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Catch Me If You Can (Chase Manhattan Bank scene)

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This is an interrogation room where Cal Shapone's known associates will be interviewed

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This is a prison cell where the prisoner is being held captive

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This is an alleyway in Manhattan

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This is the detective's office

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-The problem is... he's escaped

-The problem is... we did something illegal

-The problem is... she's having a fit

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-There is a man in prison
-He's accused of many gruesome crimes he claims to have not committed
-He has escaped his prison cell and the guard in unconscious

-Two kids were selling lemonade
-They didn't have a license to sell food and they made a bunch of money
-Now they're being sued for all the money they made

-There is a child who is being babysat
-The child does all sorts of unspeakable things which the babysitter cannot explain
-The babysitter cannot keep up with the baby and get her to bed and the parents come home to a destroyed house

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1. What/who is the film about?

The film is about a man named Cal Shapone who is charged with crimes such as murder and arson which he didn't commit.

1. Who is your audience (what type of people would go to this film? Be specific!)

Types of people who would go to this film are people who are seeking for a dramatic thriller with an emphasis on solving crimes.

1. What is the important point this screenplay should make?

The important point that this screenplay should make is that sometimes people can be misjudged and wrongly accused when they are innocent.

1. What do you want the audience to do and/or feel?

I want the audience to feel like the shouldn't "judge a book by its cover" anymore.

1. Please describe a minimum of two characters using this guide. (Links to an external site.)

Cal Shapone was a short and darkly skinned man who wore loose v-necks and ripped jeans. His short stature and large muscles made it appear as if there were balloons under his skin. He was from upper-east side Manhattan and spoke with a thick accent covered with blatant curse words. He claims that he did not commit any of the crimes which he is accused of.

Detective Edward Kentavious was a lengthy man who wore a dark trench coat over his tall figure and  covered his face by wearing a deerstalker cap. His sharp jawline and distorted nose was masked by facial stubble. He never went anywhere without his mug filled with a mixture of coffee and whiskey.

1. Why does this story matter to you? Why did you choose it?

This story matters to me because I can be as creative with it as I want to be and can make it my own. I chose it so that I would have a stock type story which I can customize along the way.

1. Why will your audience be interested in this?

My audience will be interested in this because it will be extremely surprising and the plot will be captivating and entertaining.

1. How will you grab their attention?

I will grab their attention through utilizing suspense and plot twists to make them unsure of what's about to happen next.