Flip the Script, a sexual assault prevention program at FAU under Owls Care, is teaching women how to defend themselves physically and verbally, and dispelling rape myths and stigmas.
What is flip the script movement?
#flipthescript 2014 (the origins)
Video by Bryan Tucker. #flipthescript began as a Twitter hashtag movement headed by Rosita González at Lost Daughters that began in the beginning of November 2014 for National Adoption Month.
What is flip the script FAU?
At FAU. Flip the Script with EAAA is a 12 hour sexual assault resistance training for university women. This class follows the Canadian-based curriculum Enhanced Assess Acknowledge Act (EAAA). EAAA is the first and only evidence based curriculum proven to reduce a woman’s personal risk of sexual assault.
Where does the term flip the script come from?
It originated from the graffiti scene. By taking a rival’s tag and reproducing it upside down. Showing your superior skills by duplicating the tag but up side down or backward. Implying your rivals tag is basic by flexing and flipping the script.
What does changing the script mean?
To change or reverse something dramatically. Wow, they really flipped the script on their opponents after the intermission.
What does when the tables turn mean?
turn the tables. Reverse a situation and gain the upper hand, as in Steffi won their previous three matches but today Mary turned the tables and prevailed. This expression alludes to the former practice of reversing the table or board in games such as chess, thereby switching the opponents’ positions. [
How do you flip a narrative?
Seven Rules for Flipping a Story
- Don’t lie. Lies damage your credibility, and credibility is everything when you’re trying to guide a narrative.
- Pick facts that support your story.
- Narrow the focus.
- Market the appeal.
- Claim legitimacy.
- Put a face on it.
- Use images to reinforce your story.
What does a red script mean?
What’s of note here are the dark red script pages, which EW reporter and “Star Wars” expert Anthony Breznican notes are a security measure to prevent copying — since dark red pages on a black and white photocopier will print out black, rendering copied pages unreadable.
Why are scripts on yellow paper?
Colored pages are used in film and television to keep track of revisions to a script as it goes into production. Spec screenplays and screenplays in development won’t have colored pages.
What is a blue revision?
SCRIPT VERSION DEFINITION
These versions are counted after a script has been “locked” for budgeting and scheduling purposes. The changes between Version 1 and Version 2, for example, will marked by different colored pages (e.g., blue). Version 2, then, would be referred to as the “Blue Draft” or “Blue Revision.”
What does it mean to throw the towel?
To quit in defeat
Definition of throw in the towel
To quit in defeat. The phrase comes from boxing, in which a fighter indicates surrender by throwing a towel into the ring: “After losing the election, he threw in the towel on his political career.”
What is the meaning of cream of the crop?
the best of
individuals carefully selected as being the best of a class. He was certain that the judges would recognize his show rabbit as the cream of the crop.
What is the meaning of a fish out of water?
A person away from his or her usual environment or activities. For example, Using a computer for the first time, Carl felt like a fish out of water, or On a hiking trail, Nell was a fish out of water. This expression alludes to the fact that fish cannot survive for long on dry land. [ Late 1300s]
What does changing the narrative mean?
So what is narrative change? A simple definition is changing the collective story we tell ourselves in order to support policymaking. The Narrative Initiative says this work is about changing the “shared interpretation of how the world works.” Of course, it’s more complicated than that.
What is pink script?
The Pink Script is a podcast specifically created to become a platform for people to have thier stories shared. We believe that through the sharing of our stories not only do we become empowered, but it has the power to encourage those listening to it.
What does a star mean on a script?
They are revision marks. In most software, you can turn on “revision mode” and any change you make on screen with be a different color and each line will be marked with a *.
What do different script Colours mean?
They are called revision colors. Every time a change is made to the script/schedule, production prints the changes on different colored paper. This is especially helpful for the script supervisor because they know which pages have been revised and which version they’re reading, just based on the color of the paper.
What are slug lines?
SLUGLINE DEFINITION
A slug line is a line within a screenplay written in all uppercase letters to draw attention to specific script information. Sluglines are their own line in a script and often break up the length of a scene while also establishing the scenes pacing.
What is the color order for scripts?
The progression of colors varies from one production to the next, but a typical sequence would be: white, blue, pink, yellow, green, goldenrod, buff, salmon, cherry, tan, ivory, white (this time known as “double white”), and back to blue (“double blue”).
Who writes the shooting script?
The shooting script is usually created by the director and cinematographer. But on smaller productions or television shows the screenwriter might be involved as well, especially if they are generating new pages during production.
How many revisions do scripts go through?
Some productions will have as many as twelve revision colors, including some rather idiosyncratic ones like ‘buff’ and ‘lavender’. Generally, blue through goldenrod will suffice.
