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    1. A girl named Jen is departing from detention at her high school and approaches a red car where her stepfather is waiting. He waves a referral letter from her school, unhappy with her frequent detentions. 2. In a flashback, Jen shows her real father a school project when she was younger, and he praises her for it. Her mother then packs suitcases, saying they are leaving her father, who protests as the police arrive. 3. Back outside the school, Jen argues with her stepfather, saying he has no right to tell her what to do since he's not her real father.

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    1. A girl named Jen is departing from detention at her high school and approaches a red car where her stepfather is waiting. He waves a referral letter from her school, unhappy with her frequent detentions. 2. In a flashback, Jen shows her real father a school project when she was younger, and he praises her for it. Her mother then packs suitcases, saying they are leaving her father, who protests as the police arrive. 3. Back outside the school, Jen argues with her stepfather, saying he has no right to tell her what to do since he's not her real father.

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    Dean Becky Laura Jess

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    1. A girl named Jen is departing from detention at her high school and approaches a red car where her stepfather is waiting. He waves a referral letter from her school, unhappy with her frequent detentions. 2. In a flashback, Jen shows her real father a school project when she was younger, and he praises her for it. Her mother then packs suitcases, saying they are leaving her father, who protests as the police arrive. 3. Back outside the school, Jen argues with her stepfather, saying he has no right to tell her what to do since he's not her real father.

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    1. Agency Client Project Title Subject Job # Code # VIDEO 1: Outside a High School, late afternoon.

    Students are departing from a detention. A girl from the rabble departs in the direction of a red parked car. Writer Producer Director Art Director Medium Contact Draft Dean Turner

    AUDIO

    STUDENT 1: See ya tomorrow, Jen! STUDENT 2: HAHA, yeah. She'll definitely have another after school detention by tomorrow, ya REBEL! JEN: Exactly! Detention club for the win! HAHAHA!

    Jen approaches the red car, and as she does so , her Stepdad emerges from it, waving a letter in his hand. STEPDAD: Another referral letter from your school. Well done Jen, your on quite a roll as of late.

    Jen sniggers STEPDAD: It's not funny, Jen. It's getting pathetic! I didn't raise you to behave this way. JEN: Oh for God's sake... it's just a letter home. Why do you make such a big deal of everything!? 2: Flashback memory. A 6 year old Jen is showing her real dad what she did at school.

    JEN: Look, Daddy. Look what I did! DAD: That's brilliant sweetie.

    2. VIDEO Mom comes down the stairs, lugging suitcases. AUDIO

    MOM: Come on Jen, we're leaving now. JEN: But Mommy, what about Daddy? Isn't Daddy coming? MOM: No, no he's not. DAD: What the hell are you talking about? You can't just leave you stupid woman! MOM: Oh I can. The police are on there way, they'll put you behind bars for what you did! I don't want to see you ever again, and in time, neither will Jen!

    3: Back outside the school, red car. STEPDAD: I'm not even having this discussion with you, you do what I tell you. You behave the way I tell you! JEN: Just shut up! What right do you have to tell me ANYTHING!? Its not even like you're my real dad!

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