The time that a mega production company broke the hearts of their fans.
Once upon a time there was an enormously powerful production company that created a much loved movie based on a much loved book. So loved by the populace of the world was this movie, that the author of the original book instantly began working on a sequel and the production company began hyping a follow up movie. Even the cast of this wondrous movie were excited for this movie sequel.
And then, many, many months later; months of hints and teases from the cast, of expectation and hope from the fans; the news was reported… sequel scrapped!
"WHAT! NO!"
The hearts and minds of the multitudes screamed in protest and heartbreak. Disbelief and confusion reigned. Why, oh why would such a great movie, with such a powerful and important message get the axe when the mega production company is so willing to kick a dead horse like that series with the vapid characters randomly breaking out in song in the middle of high school. (Seriously, who does that?)
One mother, fan and music freak angered at the outrageousness and senseless waste of her affections searched the internet for information. She needed a good reason for the sudden cancellation. No answer was found but a solution presented itself.
There it was she spied it. A demand to the mega company that with enough signatures might just do the trick. Abandoning her work (yes she was in the office but the news had really pi$$ed her off) she signed the petition and even tagged a note to her signature.
What next… how would the others find this petition? Should she just hope that others would browse the web and stumble upon it? (Hers was merely signature number 15) Should she share her discovery on a worldwide social website? As large as the network was that she had (is) cultivated (-ing) (and it is VERY large for not spending much time there surprisingly) most of it was business related and she was doubtful it would find the audience needed.
Wait! She had another source. Another audience that shared her love of Olivia, Wen, Stella, Mo, Charlie and yes even Scott and Ray. She would share the story of finding a way to give voice to others silenced by the mega company. So here's her story and a way : http: / www dot the petition site dot com /934/ 156 /894/ we-want-lemonade-mouth-2/ - you all know the drill I hope- to spread the word around the world… a la Lemonade Mouth
Be Strong, Be Proud, Be Heard! SIGN! then Review and tell me that you did.
-Mika (Pi$$ed mom and Lemonade Mouth Fan)