Arrangement Dating Champions
Original Screenplay by Kiley Langille and Jeff Walden
Arrangement Dating Champions
Original Screenplay by Kiley Langille and Jeff Walden
Original Screenplay by Kiley Langille and Jeff Walden
Original Screenplay by Kiley Langille and Jeff Walden
This website introduces co-writers of an original screenplay and provides a brief description of their work. It is intended for reader-editors, agents, and interested producers.
What is this movie about?
Three smart, sexy, college girl sugar babies (SBs) start a seminar business called Arrangement Dating Champions (ADC) to stop oppression against women who engage in the lifestyle. The SBs expose themselves to disrespect, discrimination, scamming, and social stigma. While the ADC venture is not a financial success, the SBs learn from the experience, and come of age.
Summary
Ø Goals - Protagonist ROSE wants financial help with her education. She wants to become a successful businesswoman and have a satisfying career after graduation. She wants to earn the respect, support, and praise from her sexist father.
Ø Motivations - ROSE and her bestie friends experience oppression from society and are hurt. They are compelled to start a seminar business to educate, promote and protect like-minded women who seek ‘supported self-help’ via arrangement dating.
Ø Conflicts - Standing in ROSE’s way are her character flaws, a lack of funding to start a business, lack of agreement on seminar content among her SB allies, society’s disapproval and oppression against arrangement dating.
Mixed Genre
ADC is a semi-autobiographical women’s empowerment, coming-of-age, adult-to-leader-to-visionary, loss-of-innocence, Hero + Heroine, story featuring an intriguing lifestyle - the world of arrangement dating.
Ø Autofiction stories - partially made up, but also strongly autobiographical.
Ø Hero stories - the protagonist divides and conquers and saves the village.
Ø Heroine stories - the protagonist builds community, and gains independence and respect.
Movie Examples
Ø Semi-Autobiographical Coming of Age – American Graffiti, Means Girls, Super Bad
Ø Hero + Heroine - Mulan, Erin Brockovich
Ø Women’s Empowerment – Hidden Figures, Thelma & Louise
ROSE is to be played by co-writer Toronto-based, social media influencer and actress - Kiley Langille.
Discussed in a separate ADC Treatment:
Ø Backstory and Ghosts
Ø Positive and Negative Traits
Ø Fears and Flaws
Ø Wants and Needs
Ø Actions and Self-Revelations
Ø Moral Challenges and Choices
Ø Character Foils and Mirrors
Ø Character Arcs
Plot Examples
Ø Enterprise plot – Book of Mormon – Musical, Shakespeare in Love, Jerry McGuire, Dallas Buyers Club
Ø Buddy story – Romancing the Stone, Thelma & Louise, Charlie's Angels
Discussed in a separate ADC Treatment:
Ø Acts, Sequences-Scenes
Ø Revelations (i.e., Plot Points)
Ø Rubrics (e.g., Introduce the Story World (ELLE, RUTH, ROSE,
Plot Examples
Ø Enterprise plot – Book of Mormon – Musical, Shakespeare in Love, Jerry McGuire, Dallas Buyers Club
Ø Buddy story – Romancing the Stone, Thelma & Louise, Charlie's Angels
Discussed in a separate ADC Treatment:
Ø Acts, Sequences-Scenes
Ø Revelations (i.e., Plot Points)
Ø Rubrics (e.g., Introduce the Story World (ELLE, RUTH, ROSE, JOSH), Inciting Incident (KICKER, COACH), Call to Adventure (NORA), Meeting with Mentor (JOSH), Descent into Inmost Cave (SELF-HELP GURU), Price of Conformity (FATHER), Caught Shining, Preparation for Battle, Storming the Castle, Plan Reformulation, Villain Flexes Muscle (HECKLER), The Ordeal, Elixirs, Rewards, Shines Her Light, Climax, Redemption, Full Circle Closing, Coda).
Ø Sub-Plots A-Plot ROSE, B-Plot ELLE, C-Plot RUTH
Themes
Ø Transcendence - the struggle to move from a painful past, to become independent, to accept a joyous future.
Ø Freedom – the struggle to become free of social oppression inflicted because of one’s differences.
Messages
Ø Be accepting and respectful of people different than yourself who are trying to make the best of their lives.
Ø Self
Themes
Ø Transcendence - the struggle to move from a painful past, to become independent, to accept a joyous future.
Ø Freedom – the struggle to become free of social oppression inflicted because of one’s differences.
Messages
Ø Be accepting and respectful of people different than yourself who are trying to make the best of their lives.
Ø Self-worth is enhanced by self-sacrifice and fighting for a good cause you believe in.
Cognitive Effects
Ø Engage audience in a thoughtful examination of society’s morality.
Ø Engage audience to think about difficult things. Society’s attitudes towards the arrangement dating lifestyle are negative – age-inappropriate sex with a personal prostitute. This movie presents a positive, uplifting experience – in contrast to clichéd
Cognitive Effects
Ø Engage audience in a thoughtful examination of society’s morality.
Ø Engage audience to think about difficult things. Society’s attitudes towards the arrangement dating lifestyle are negative – age-inappropriate sex with a personal prostitute. This movie presents a positive, uplifting experience – in contrast to clichéd character tropes in which a fetish-driven-psychopathic man destroys a fallen woman, or she destroys herself.
The Kiley Langille and Jeff Walden screenwriter team are a long-time Sugar Baby / Sugar Daddy couple. They asked a central question. What if an older man meets a young woman and they enter an arrangement that changes both lives for the better? The challenge in writing the ADC screenplay was to turn a fictional college girl enterprise – a seminar on Arrangement Dating – into a metaphor on women’s fight for empowerment and equality. ADC’s defining principle and central metaphor is women’s empowerment - education, acquiring skills to compete in the world, seizing the opportunity to enjoy satisfying careers.
The women’s empowerment struggle is universal, whether it’s against a repressive Taliban in Afghanistan, or trolls, scammers, and shouters in Canada, or abusers and perpetrators of sexual violence against women in the USA. Can the screenwriters create an interesting story world with universal appeal? Can a semi-autobiographical, coming-of-age movie based on a true-life couple be a life-changing blueprint for millions of women who “strive to be elite” and become empowered through “supported self-help”? The story also has takeaways for all women who seek mature, accomplished, sophisticated gentlemen for partners.
Best format is a Producer’s decision:
Ø 6-hour TV mini-series, or
Ø Script can be distilled down to a 2-3-hour feature movie.
Booklet Slogan Logo
Ø Arrangement Dating Champions: Bible and Manifesto
Ø Slogan “Supported Self-Help”
Ø ADC Logo (Companionship heart with dollar sign and diploma)
Ø To be written and co-marketed with movie release.
Protections
The work is protected by Writers Guild of America – West (WGA) registration and US Copyright Office (USCO) copyright.
The Screenwriter team is looking for a major talent reader-editor who has experience in this genre. We will pay $5 per page for a minimum of 5 pages of notes written within 2-3 weeks. We will send $2,500 USD via PayPal or Check as full payment upfront. When the payment is confirmed, we would send the project files, and you would start your review.
· Screenplay 355 pages (Final Draft, PDF).
· Synopsis 3 pages (Word, PDF)
Treatment 80 pages, w/Attachments (Word, PDF).
· Diagrams (PDF).
· Total = approx. 500 pages.
Kiley Langille
Email: KileyLangille@gmail.com
Phone: 613 791-0599
Jeff Walden
Email: GJWalden@gmail.com
Phone: 202 607-7444
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