Film Treatment: On My Honor (working title) Cadette Girl Scout Troop #1157 Gold Award Documentary Purpose of the Film To explore, through interviews, the memories and impact of Girl Scouting on women of notable professional accomplishment and women who are publicly recognized and/or highly regarded. To show how Girl Scouting has contributed to their achievement and success. To show that today's Girl Scout program helps nurture the same elements that accomplished women cherished. To promote respect for the Girl Scout movement. Approach to the Film The approach to filming will be a controlled interview setting and documentary in style. We wish to explore, through questions, experiences each woman had while active as a Girl Scout. We plan to include, when available, video footage and photographs of each woman when she was a Girl Scout. Interviews of girls enrolled in today's program will be included, as well as footage of comments collected randomly from individuals not involved in Girl Scouting about their perceptions of Girl Scouting. Content of the Film Filming situations will include, but not be limited to: The first series of interviews will take place in New York City. Participants will be comfortably seated in a studio setting. A member of Girl Scout Troop #1157 will conduct an interview using questions focusing on each participant's experiences while a Girl Scout and her career accomplishments. The second series of interviews will take place in Washington D.C. Participants will be comfortably seated in a studio setting. A member of Girl Scout Troop #1157 will conduct an interview using questions focusing on each participant's experiences while a Girl Scout and her career accomplishments. Several interviews will take place in the Tampa Bay, Florida region. Participants will be comfortably seated in a studio setting. A member of Girl Scout Troop #1157 will conduct an interview using questions focusing on each participant's experiences while a Girl Scout and her career accomplishments. Current Girl Scout members will be interviewed during the course of a troop meeting. Girl members will be asked what Girl Scouting means to them and about their favorite Girl Scout activities. "On the street" interviews will be conducted. Willing participants will be asked questions regarding their perception of Girl Scouting. The film will also include footage and photographs of the notable women as Girl Scouts. Funding Funding and support for our documentary project will come from several sources. For several years the troop has raised money through Girl Scout cookie sales and other council fundraisers. The majority of our film training, equipment and editing will be donated from individuals and businesses in the film and production community of Tampa Bay. In February our troop assisted the Film Foundation of Tampa Bay with their annual Academy Awards Fundraising Gala. In return the Foundation granted the troop 50% of the proceeds.