Jake

Project Proposal with Rubric out of 100 points:

I will be writing a movie script for my independant project. I will submit individual scene discriptions, or nothing for my due-dates. If I ever actually film this movie I will make the dialouge up on the spot so I will not include it in my scene descriptions or due-dates.

Comments: David Kang -teh c0mm3ntz )v(@zT@- Please put up a picture of the big orange monster truck, car thingy. Wait is the guy's name Steve Jake, or did you forget a comma? How do you pronounce Molloy? Mike has a legacy, how can someone die is such a badass way and not have a legacy T.T.

Due at the End of Class on 4/22: Super Epic Movie (Scene 1) Mike Molloy is walking down Allentown Road, minding his own business when all of a sudden; a huge monster truck runs him over. Mike is dead.

Due at the End of Class on 4/23: (Scene 2) Mike’s close friends, Steve Jake, and Cousart, are gathered around his tombstone. They discuss his legacy (if any) and mourn his untimely death. Steve ponders the so called “accident” and refuses to believe that it is anything short of conspiracy. The others aren’t as enthusiastic about Steve’s theory. As the trio leaves the cemetery, a mysterious figure nabs Cousart from behind. Steve and Jake do not notice their friend’s absence, and drive away. Very nice suspence if it was like the end of the chapter or something. maybe try to make it a little more descriptive and what not. -Paul Due at the End of Class on 4/24: (Scene 3) Steve and Jake return to Cousart’s house, enter and help themselves to sodas. It takes a good long while before they realize… COUSART IS MISSING! Steve was even more convinced now that someone was trying to get back at their group of friends for something. The two knew that they wouldn’t be safe where they were so they fled to a friend’s house to asses their predicament. Due at the End of Class on 4/27:

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Due at the End of Class on 4/30:

Presentations/Celebration will occur on Friday, May 1.

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