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Film Details
Country:
Australia
State:
South Australia
Category:
Open Entrant Short
Festival Year:
2018
Filmmaker:
Jessica D'Aguanno
Film Transcript
I've started using that new software you recommended. I mean, it's good but I can't get my head around the graph function. Guess this menu here. Yeah. This might not be other program. Have—you're not struggling? Hey, I'm not.
Guys, maybe two minutes. Yep. Right, 'cuz are you ready for the main, guys? That's the piece. It is two minutes, right? How are y'all doing this morning? Excellent, excellent. I just wanted to start this painting off by saying a huge, huge thank you to everyone here. Not only did we reach our sales targets for the last month but our— it's right, Emma. So not only did we reach our sales targets the profit margins are— I'm so sorry, Darren, I really need to take this, it's important.
Hi. This is Emma, right? I just received your tapes. I see. Okay. Um, I don't know if we can leave right now as we were saying in our meetings. I know that actually a little bit long in the tooth, guys, but I've got you back with us now. I'm so— but hearing to the Burkhardt bottle, like, we have—we have six new clients, five of which have an average spend of over three thousand dollars. It's a reflection that the sales team have been really, really pushing themselves that quarter and we were just very, very proud.
Is everything okay? I should be asking you that. Are you okay—the phone call? Yeah, everything's fine. Oh, Emma, you know I'm here for you. I got another quote from the school. Take it wasn't going very well because of his disability. He's finding school really hard. Having a disability can be hard, but you're trying your hardest is a volume and that's really important. It's just so frustrating; the other kids really just don't know how to take him. I don't know what else to do.
This should help you out with everything. It helped me when I was struggling. Thanks, Charlie. I don't say this enough: your great values have around the office. When I felt lost and didn't know where to turn, this guide helped me out. It made me realise that having a disability doesn't determine who you are and doesn't have to control your life. Now I have a support network that I've only ever dreamed of. The most important thing for me was having that support and being treated as an equal. Everyone deserves to have that support to reach their full potential, including your son. Thank you, Turley, it means a lot. There's a new pillar every day—you just have to find it.
Filmmaker
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3 comments
Your amazing jess
Voted for you Josh Well done Nice to see you being involved xx
Nice little film with a good message. Best of luck in the festival I'd vote for you. One small point though Jessica is down as author but Michael credited as writerdirector you need to ascertain who holds the copyright for what.