"Please sit. I know all of you have questions, but their are some things that we need to discuss before we get to them. First. While I was gone you guys just about run this studio into the ground. You produced 9 major pictures last year and only one of them broke even, and it was total crap." Tina said. The board room was quiet.

"We couldn’t help the public didn’t like the films." Van said.

"It’s your job to know what the public, the audience, likes. There are no excuses for this. We went from a power house in the Movie industry to some one that no one wants to work with. Now does anybody have any ideas on how to remedy the situation that you all have gotten us into." Tina said as she sat down.

"How about some low budget documentaries. You know get back to our roots." Marianne suggested.

"Sounds great. Do you have anything specific in mind?" Tina asked.

"Well….(Marianne looked around. She had suggested this idea many times but was shot down by her colleagues.) I thought a Expose of the Art World. Get some interviews of artists and gallery owners." Marianne said.

"Excellent I put you in charge of this project." Tina said.

"Thank you." Marianne said.

"Now any other ideas." Tina said leaning back in her chair. The room fell silent. After about 10 minutes of silence Tina stood and walked out of the room.

"Ceil would you please get me a cup of coffee and Madonna’s number I want and tell her that I will be attending her dinner party tomorrow." Tina said.

"Yes." Ceil said and headed back to her desk.

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"Come In." Tina said. Marianne walked in. "What can I do for you?"

"I wanted to ask if you would like to join me for lunch today. I thought maybe we could by the Art Gallery that I would like to use as the center for the movie and then to this little café’ around the corner." Marianne said.

"Sure. That sounds like a great idea." Tina said.

"See you at noon then." Marianne said.

"All right." Tina said watching Marianne leave the room.