I really think Claudia is an undiagnosed dyslexic. But aside from that, I think math and science needs to be put in real-world context instead of giving meaningless problems. I learned both well only because I was a math and science geek and so applied what I learned right away. If math could be taught with architecture or something, I think more kids would be interested, and they'd see how it can be used.
Pisa is tilted because they didn't compact ground back then. Over time, the weight has caused more compression on one side.
A fail is that the role of a producer is to put the whole shindig together. That's the person who brings on the director, and the cinematographer, and the screenwriter, and so on. Since those three parts are assigned, the producer's job is OVER. No, it's not come math tech job. It's finding the people to do the other jobs. That's why the producer is almost always brought on board FIRST. If a producer picks a shitty director and a great screenwriter, you're going to have a shitty production.
Also a documentary generally doesn't have a screenwriter. So Kristy's group is copping out. Generally documentaries are called documentaries, not films. "A film" is usually something scripted. The processes to make a movie (regardless of length, and 10 minutes counts) versus a documentary are different. They're got an incompetent teacher if she's treating them like the same thing.
Then everyone disappears, but there’s writing on the board, singing over the PA, and food being cooked.
That is a rip off of an early Twilight Zone episode.
Eye shadow makes better undereye backs. Less harsh than eyeliner. And ketchup isn't perfect blood, but it's better than lipstick. And seriously, braids and hiked up jeans and bad posture? Have the writers of this crap ever looked in a high school?
Mary Anne trying to grab the camera is ballsy for her. I'd have expected her to just try. Instead she actually defended Jackie, even using physical force against the one bullying the poor kid. How cruel of Kristy to want to make a joke out of what she knows Jackie is sensitive about.
Pisa is tilted because they didn't compact ground back then. Over time, the weight has caused more compression on one side.
A fail is that the role of a producer is to put the whole shindig together. That's the person who brings on the director, and the cinematographer, and the screenwriter, and so on. Since those three parts are assigned, the producer's job is OVER. No, it's not come math tech job. It's finding the people to do the other jobs. That's why the producer is almost always brought on board FIRST. If a producer picks a shitty director and a great screenwriter, you're going to have a shitty production.
Also a documentary generally doesn't have a screenwriter. So Kristy's group is copping out. Generally documentaries are called documentaries, not films. "A film" is usually something scripted. The processes to make a movie (regardless of length, and 10 minutes counts) versus a documentary are different. They're got an incompetent teacher if she's treating them like the same thing.
Then everyone disappears, but there’s writing on the board, singing over the PA, and food being cooked.
That is a rip off of an early Twilight Zone episode.
Eye shadow makes better undereye backs. Less harsh than eyeliner. And ketchup isn't perfect blood, but it's better than lipstick. And seriously, braids and hiked up jeans and bad posture? Have the writers of this crap ever looked in a high school?
Mary Anne trying to grab the camera is ballsy for her. I'd have expected her to just try. Instead she actually defended Jackie, even using physical force against the one bullying the poor kid. How cruel of Kristy to want to make a joke out of what she knows Jackie is sensitive about.
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