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1. What/who is the film about?

Fausto and the main character
Nick

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

I want people that know a film has been wronged to see that I share that passion. A film has a lot of factors but the most important is the plot and the characters

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

That animated films are more than just kids entertainment

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

I want anger and frustration but also passion.

1. Please describe a minimum of two characters using this guide.
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Fausto a man who is very kind and a good listener. Has many friends. Mostly likes hanging out at his coffee shop.
Nick. A passionate loud and sometimes overly excited about films. Has a lot to say and is very open to new opinions.

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

I wanted a story to talk about all the movie thought I have had and there is no better way than a script

1. Why will your audience be interested in this?

Because I will craft a story that they will want to see

1. How will you grab their attention?

With good points and characters

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1. The problem is... movies
the art of movies is precious so when something such as a character assassination happens and no one cares or a movie so mediocre it kills future endeavors, then one must point it out.
A man who cares about normal things but then realizes that his body needs to get his toughts out of his mind.
A man who just finished a movie and feels wronged but mostly wants to talk to his friend.
2. The problem is... life
A man questioning everything
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3. The problem is...

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A dramatic yet captivating shot

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A very inspiring look into life's of women who changed a lot of preconceptions and functions of society. Great documentary style film

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"Hidden Figures" is based on the 2016 non-fiction book of the same name written by Margot Lee Shetterly. It exceeds expectations in its portrayal of four African American women and their role in the effort to beat Russia in the Space Race. NASA called upon the women to be the human computers behind the Mercury-Atlas 6 launch that sent John Glenn into orbit around Earth in 1962. "Hidden Figures" is directed by Theodore Melfi whose previous experience directing pictures like "St. Vincent" from 2014 and the short film "The Beneficiary" from 2008, was helpful towards making this movie successful.

Katherine Johnson (Taraji P. Henson), Dorothy Vaughan (Octavia Spencer) and Mary Jackson (Janelle Monáe) are the women who become heroes by fighting for what they believe in, despite stereotypical circumstances. These three women use their intellect to break the mold that society puts them in, and successfully put an American astronaut into space. The women work in a segregated office where they are isolated from the "whites" who have better working environments. The African American office was small and did not share the same standards.

This event is not well-known, but it should be. It not only put a man into orbit, it broke societal expectations in terms of color."

- Manda Riddick

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Henson, Spencer and Monáe portray the "hidden figures," shedding light on an important historical event in a positive way. Their performances are exquisite, as each plays their parts, fully embodying these heroes whose contributions have previously gone untold. This event is not well-known, but it should be. It not only put a man into orbit, it broke societal expectations in terms of color.

The actresses are naturally strong and powerful women, making them perfect for their parts. They went on to win the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture. The undoubtable standout is Henson. She won the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture, but was overlooked by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. However, Spencer did win an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. And, the film was nominated for Best Picture, losing to "Moonlight."

The plot is very intriguing as the temptation for these women to revolt against the odds and be successful in their line of work at NASA grows as the plot progresses. These women embody something to believe in. As the story unfolds, the confidence in them does as well. It is easy to relate to having a dream and wanting to pursue it. They show that it is possible.

"Hidden Figures" leaves its viewers on a high note, because it embarks on a journey with these women from the beginning, and inspires empowerment to reach one's full potential. The showing of the real figures at the end of the movie makes everything seem real and worth watching again.

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Inspirational Heroes in "Hidden Figures"

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"Hidden Figures" is based on the 2016 non-fiction book of the same name written by Margot Lee Shetterly. It exceeds expectations in its portrayal of four African American women and their role in the effort to beat Russia in the Space Race. NASA called upon the women to be the human computers behind the Mercury-Atlas...

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A great video detailing one of my favorite shows and documenting things such as the writing process and showing facts of said media with a quick glance at facts and why this episode is different from many other episodes.

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Ben 10 Turning Evil Was The BEST (Quick Review)

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Very dramatic and makes you see something in a new way

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Very cool shot, gives one feelings of fear and beauty while still looking pretty.

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I want a familiar and sort of chill vibe but also set in a coffee shop

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YouMeScript: screenplays in Google Drive

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YouMeScript is screenwriting for Google Drive. Easily write perfectly formatted film-scripts and screenplays, with full realtime collaboration. Import and export popular formats. Free and upgradable.'

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1. How did this fourth week go for you? What was challenging?  What could Mr. Burr have done better?

I found it weird because I could not put what I wanted to say into words. Mostly my fault honestly

1. What was the most valuable thing you learned this summer in Mobile Media? Why?

How to write a script and how to use Imovie. The first since I love writing and with this knowledge now I can write other plays and the other is because I enjoyed to process of film making and editing

1. How do you feel about the storytelling? Are you proud of your project? What went well? What could go better?

I think I like the story but a lot of the fluff could be taken out such as that whole speech and as a great author once said. "If I had more time I would have written a shorter letter"

1. Any final comments you would like to leave about this class. Likes? Dislikes? Room for improvement?

I liked some of the projects that had a bit of direction but a lot of room for creativity.