Get Tha Strap
Every gun has a story, no one ever knows or pay attention to the journey they take. One gun can kill hundreds of people and always out live their owners. Once a person sells their gun, they more than likely never think about the intent for the next person. Not knowing, this could be the very weapon that could end their life, rob their family member or even be the gun someone use to rob the bank with. An Asian woman starts a big mess when she simply walk into a gun store and purchases a gun. See the thing is, the gun does the same thing when she pulls the trigger as a policeman. Bullets has no names and is one of the only things in America that doesn't discriminate. All races have bad people, every human needs protection and kids knows what to do with guns. Are you ready to follow the stories and see if you can relate to any of the story lines? Now its time to "Get Tha Strap"!
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James SamuelWriter
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Project Type:Screenplay, Television Script
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Number of Pages:54
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Country of Origin:United States
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Language:English
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First-time Screenwriter:Yes
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Student Project:No
James Samuel was born and raised in Pasadena, California. He was a local football and track star. He received three division one football scholarship. Playing college football at San Diego state, Pasadena city, Utah state and finishing at Weber state university. His career in football was derailed in 2002 after being shot in the head in Los Angeles. Samuel received his Associates Art degree in Liberal Arts from Pasadena, Ca. He started coaching youth football, working as an assistant at John Muir high school before falling in love with designing clothing. Designing clothing played a big role in his life until a couple of his peers suggested that telling stories was one of his strengths. Now, shifting his focus to writing, he loves it and feeling it’s nothing better to do. Writing his first pilot episode of Black Collar started a new adventure for him. It changed his whole thought process, and he can’t get enough of expressing his thoughts.