Scott: Well since we are being transparent we hear rumors that you are leaving and moving to New York.

Tina: My partner moved to New York to start an amazing new job. She’s been there almost a year and we want to end our long distance family life. We moved into a new home there last month and before years end I hope to move to New York full time. Currently I am spending about a week month there, but we know that during filming things will change.

Tamara: Will you be leaving Shaolin?

Tina: Helena and I will work through my ongoing role with the studio. This project is near and dear to me. She and I started this project together, so I have a vested interest in seeing our continued success.

Cynthia: I for one would like to see you stay Tina. As a screenwriter we meet some really sleezy types promising us the world just to get their hands on our scripts. We are often so strapped for cash we give in knowing we’ve signed a deal with the devil. I never felt that way with you and Ms. Peabody and it has been a delight to work with the team here. I hope you and Shaloin are interested in other screenplays I have.

Tina: Cynthia you are a wonderful writer and your demeanor and decision making can help you go far in this business. Keep in mind the things you’ve just shared with us. If this movie is as successful as I expect there will be a lot of devils knocking at your door. If you toss them a bone, just take the money and run; don’t stay tied to the project. At Shaloin we’ve a success keeping our writers on the projects. Some have been more painful to manage than others, but there is always more than one way to get a project done. Ultimately this is Scott’s job. At the end of the day he has to get the movie made and the studio has to be it released and publicized. If we all do our parts well our films will succeed.

Scott: Well for the record we’d all like to see you stay around Tina. It just wouldn’t be the same without you.