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This fourth week went very well. There was nothing particularly challenging, it was a little tricky figuring out you me script, but other than that it was pretty fun. I think Mr. Burr was great this week. I think the most important thing I learned in Mobile Media this summer was the value of planning out what you want to record as that makes it come out a lot better. I really enjoyed the storytelling this week. Writing the script was super fun, and I enjoyed it a lot. If I had one more page to work with I think it oculd have come out even better. Overall, I loved this class, I thought each week was great in its own way, and part of that came from the man instructing the course.

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From around 2:23 omn-ward, I am trying to capture the security checks, because that can be the difference between you making it to your flight or not.

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3046 going through TSA security check point

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From 6:25 to around 7:05 is what I am trying to get at. This mob of people who are exhausted form moving from gate to gate getting told lies so that they don't start asking for refunds that evolves into chaos.

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I am not trying to get at the aggression here, but more so the large amount of people just waiting in line because this is the only way they have a chance of getting to their destination. Especially at the check-in counters or at customer service counters.

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Furious Mom Has Airport Meltdown After 12-Hour Delay Ruins Disney Cruise

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1. What/who is the film about?

1. The film is about the dangers of travel.

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

1. My audience is everyone, everyone who travels who could have a similar experience if not careful.

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

1. The screenplay should convey a common issue in modern society that stems from political borders and that the travelers have no control over.

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

1. I want the audience to feel lots of suspense and uncertainty.

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

1. Dad (45 yrs old) - Full-time cardiologist who enjoys going on vacations with his family as a good way to take time off from work and have fun with not only the direct family but also the extended family as well.

2. Me (13 yrs old) - Full time student who just finished middle school and wants to enjoy as much as I can and is excited following the completion of SHEP at Brophy.

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

1. The story is something that I have come close to experiencing, and it could realistically happen to anyone who travels.

7. How will you grab their attention?

1. I will try to grab their attention through lots of detail and stress throughout the screenplay.