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Daryl is a high school dropout pursuing his dream of becoming a UFC fighter. The mood board shows his journey from training with his coach to losing his first fight, then fighting again and the documentary concluding.
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- 2. Synopsis • Our idea is a boy who has dropped out of high school to follow his dreams of being a UFC fighter, • The first scene is showing what happened in the first part. • There is then a training scene with the coach, after this there is a fight with his first opponent where he loses. then he fights the presenter, and then the documentary will end.