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COACH CARTER, THE GAME OF THE HONOR.
JUSTIFICATION: we chose this film that represents the delivery and dedication of when you want to achieve something in life, that with motivation and goodperformance are achieved many things but also leaving behind no responsibility values ​​of study to have personality and also the use of the qualities and skills that everyone has inside.
AUTOR: ThomasCarter was born July 17, 1953 in Austin, Texas. After high school graduation Carter would enroll and attend Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatrein 1974. Following his educational career, in 1992 Carter was presented with the “Distinguished Alumnus Award” from Texas State University.
Carter directed four episodes of The White Shadow, whichled him to pursue directing as a career. He went on to produce and/or direct the television series pilots for Miami Vice (1984), St. Elsewhere (1982), Heart of the City (1986), and EqualJustice (1990), which he co-created and executive-produced. The series had a multi-ethnic cast; Carter later noted to Mark Gunther that, “I look in television and I don’t see myself,”] in reference to the lack ofdiverse roles for African-American actors.
Carter went on to produce the series about an American family, Under One Roof (1995), starring James Earl Jones, Joe Morton, and Vanessa Bell Calloway. Thedrama dealt with the real life complications, stress, and dilemmas of a multi-generational African American family residing in Seattle, Washington. As a mid-season replacement, the series did not lastlong – only six episodes – but Carter received a lot of attention for it. He stated, “No African American family with this kind of breadth and complexity has even been shown on a weekly drama. Neverhas there been one with the amount of talent and experience that has gone into this show."
In addition, Carter directed episodes of Fame, Remington Steele, The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents, and 9...