Title
Date of Award
12-2014
Thesis Date
12-2014
Degree Type
Honors Thesis-Restricted
Degree Name
B.A.
Department
Film and Theatre
Degree Program
Film Arts
Director
Erik Hansen
Abstract
One of the most important parts in the development stage of filmmaking is writing a screenplay. Weeb‐Con is a thirty‐two‐page action comedy screenplay. After an anime convention in Galveston, Texas, is forcefully taken over by armed robbers in creepy, badlymade fursuits, it is up to Dolores “Dolly” Lopez, a Lolita who must lead the convention attendees ‐ including her family and her fat pitbull Butterball ‐ and make them band together. Dolly is something of a perfectionist loner; but, with the help of her new friends Seymour, a cowardly nerd, and Boyd, a stoner who is smarter than he looks, she will be able to learn about the importance of friendship and working together and save everyone.
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Williams, Rachel, "Weeb-Con" (2014). Senior Honors Theses. 68.
https://scholarworks.uno.edu/honors_theses/68
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