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Spice It Up

Rueben Lewis: Okay so... I'm confused about a couple of things. And there's also some things that are just clearly wrong with it. Can you explain the title maybe?
Rene: Yeah, it's "Spice It Up".
Rueben Lewis: Yeah.
Rene: Yeah, uhm.
Rueben Lewis: Like spice what up?
Rene: Well it... well when you see like the full video you'll be... I think it'll help you kind of understand.

Rueben Lewis: And if you can, you know, maybe have them explain the title. I know you don't want a reshoot, but just maybe somewhere in the editing you have them talking about the title so it makes more sense. Because a good movie starts with a good title. Like in "The Searchers" they're searching for something. "Taxi Driver" is about a taxi driver. So just try and put some of that in there and take some of the other stuff out, and it should be better.

Graham: I don't really have much movie experience, but I was travelling in Thailand and I actually went to the beach that they shot "The Beach" at with Leo DiCaprio.

Third Professor: You know, it's not a perfect film obviously, you know, but there's... like, you know, movies need to have, you know, narrative drive, momentum, clarity, and story and character, so like this is lacking in some of those things.

Second Professor: Like, to be a filmmaker, to really understand what you're trying to say, you need to have a drive, you need to have an imperative, a duty.
Rene: I don't understand, like if I want to make a film, I learn to make a film. That's what school is supposed to be for, right?
Second Professor: No, you have to be here to learn how to think.

Passport Photographer: Who's the leader?
Sam: All of us.
Passport Photographer: That's very modern. When I was growing up, there was always a leader.
Becca: Were you the leader?
Passport Photographer: No way, are you kidding me? Look at me now. Does this look like I was a leader as a kid?

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