Superior Position

There was superior position in the movie Jack Ass. The part where they did the punching glove through the door was one example. The guys gather together while one of them goes on the chair to look through the window; the other guys know that he is going to be punched already.


In real life there was a superior position, when I knew that my fried was going to get punched because I heard other guys talking about it in the hallway. I forgot about it and as I am walking to the table, he gets punched. I knew and he didn't.


A good idea is that there can be a group of friends that are organizing a fight for the other group, but they do not  know it. They gather up  in front of Bell High at night and beat them up as they are coming out of adult school.

Undeserved Misfortune

Undeserved misfortune is when the protagonist gets into a tragic event and nothing can be done about it. It makes the audience feel bad or sad. In the movie Frozen, Anna gets extreme hypothermia until the point that she freezes and she could have been saved if the "prince" loved her. The undeserved misfortune is that she "loved" him and when it came to a life and death matter, she is not granted what the audience wants. 

In real life, there was undeserved misfortune when a guy in my class threw a paper and landed on my teacher's desk and the blame got put on the good student. 

This can combine and be a great idea for a film. We have two best friends who have been friends since they were little. There comes a time where Bob, the bad kid, goes into a store and kills the cashier. They get caught, but when the cops come Bob throws Billy(innocent kid) under the bus and he goes to jail. 

My film Job

I would like to be a producer. My leadership skills and communication skills can really contribute to my film production. I can work well with people as far as being understanding and getting the task done on time. I have been a leader for my club volleyball team, a squad leader in the explorers police academy. I am kind and honest which will help in my film production.

Conflict Blogs

In the movie 21, there is conflict between Micky and Ben. After being part of counting cards in Las Vegas, Ben gets tired and starts to lose money. Micky gets angry at him and leaves Ben and the crew in Las Vegas while he flies back to Boston. Ben thinks that he can run the whole crew on his own. However, when Ben goes back to MIT everything is lost. His money for his scholarship, his education, and friends because of Micky.

In real life  I have faced a conflict between my neighbor. One night she came home from UCLA and knocked on my door. I opened and saw that it was 3 a.m, but she said it was an emergency. Her family would not open the door. She began to panic, but I just wanted to sleep. She insisted on throwing rocks, but  I did not want to. After her whining I "helped" her. Later on, she panics again. She calls the police and they come to her house, but they come after she got in. I went back to sleep the next minute. 

An idea for a film is that every night my friend crashes at my place after coming from parties late at night. All he does is sleep, but one night he decides to take advantage of my house. He begins to eat all my food, throw up, use my clothes, and gets cocky. One night the police comes looking for him. I end up being an accomplice of a robbery he commits. He puts the whole blame on me. I plead innocent and when I come back, I destroy his car, take his girlfriend, dog, couch, and money. Oh and clothes.