Idea two (handout)
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The document proposes an idea for a 10-15 minute short film called "Made-Up Better Beauty" about a girl named Abbie Marren who undergoes a makeover that transforms her reputation and introduces her to a more popular lifestyle, though it may not represent who she truly is. Potential taglines discuss how the makeover changes her life and introduces her to everything that doesn't represent her original self, and how she gains new clothes, friends and good looks through the makeover but questions what she may be missing.
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