29 Dimes and Vehicles

In Randolph Randy Camp's latest novel '29 DIMES', an eclectic group of Los Angeles high school students will have experiences during their summer break that will change their young lives forever. Teki is one of the students and she dreams of becoming a pop star. The song 'VEHICLES' is sung by Teki within the novel.
'VEHICLES'
You pick me up…take me around
You use me up when you’re feelin’ down
Just like vehicles goin’ around and around
Just like vehicles in my town
You only need me when you’re down
Next time when you’re passin’ by
I’ll remember you…and the smile and the lie
‘Cause you’re just another vehicle goin’ by and by
Yeah, just another vehicle goin’ by and by
You hold me… You kiss me
You give me a ride
Maybe some day…maybe some way
We may collide.
"Vehicles" was written by Randolph Randy Camp specifically for the character ‘Teki’ in his novel ‘29 Dimes: A Love Story’


'Vehicles' is about people who pretend to love and care about you only to get to where they're going. In '29 Dimes', the character Teki is confronting this issue with her brother Vince and somewhat with her classmate Kalib. - Randolph Randy Camp

DON'T GIVE UP! KEEP WRITING!

DON'T GIVE UP! KEEP WRITING! If you're a writer in your heart of hearts, then write 'til your fingers are numb. There have been times when I'd felt like throwing in the towel and giving up on my writing dreams, but even after stuffing all of my writing materials underneath my bed and deep into my closet, only two days later there I was digging it all back out again. Even after scanning through your pile of rejection letters, you must (and you will) find the inner strength to fight discouragement. Take your rejection letter and turn it over to use the backside as scrap paper and keep writing. If you're a screenwriter, you must envision the audience watching your movie as you're currently writing it. If you're a novelist, you must envision your readers physically holding and reading your book as you are presently writing your first draft. - Randolph Randy Camp

RCstories' Children's TV Series

HARRY'S FIELD is an animated, children's fantasy TV series. The series centers around a magical flying school bus named Eagle Wing, which transports kids from urban areas to an enchanted, colorful place called Harry's Field, where they learn about nature and our environment from a variety of jovial, talking animals and plants. TIME OUT TIME IN is another very lively and engaging animated, children's fantasy TV series created by Randolph Randy Camp. In a very entertaining and colorful manner (without being preachy), the series encourages young kids to use their imagination while simultaneously teaching them about life's virtues, such as the importance of being polite and kind to others. All works registered with the Writers Guild of America, East. Learn more at http://www.goodreads.com/randolphcamp

RANDY'S TV SCRIPTS - CHILDREN'S SERIES
1. Harry's Field (May 2014, Registered with Writers Guild of America, East, Reg#R30871)
2. Time Out Time In (May 2014, Registered with WGA, East)

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Robbie's Song

RAPPAHANNOCK DREAMS
Leaves fallin' down and tears in my eyes
I sit by this river and cry and cry
But just like running water...running water
These Rappahannock dreams keep passin' me by
But some day soon I'm gonna get away from here
Just like running water...clear and clear
I sit by this river and cry and cry
Somebody please...please
Tell me why these Rappahannock dreams keep passin' me by
*Note: RAPPAHANNOCK DREAMS was written for the character Robbie in 'Wet Matches: A Novel', an award-winning story about a colorful group of homeless teens getting a second chance at a better life.
US Copyright Reg# PAu003585960 R. Camp

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Jesse's CHANGIN' FACE from False Dandelions

CHANGIN’ FACE
Here we go…changin’ face
Just like the river…in the race
Here we go…changin’ face
Just like the dandelions…in the wind
Feels like blood…gettin’ thin
Here we go…changin’ face
Just like the river…in the race
Maybe these dreams of ours just floats away
Here we go again…changin’ face
Just like dandelions…in the wind
*Note: CHANGIN’ FACE was written for the character Jesse in the Southern noir novel ‘False Dandelions’
US Copyright Reg# PAu003414222 R. Camp 
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The Legend of Three Trees

THE LEGEND OF THREE TREES

LOGLINE: A country boy with extraordinary powers helps to free a terrified community of a notorious street gang and becomes their hero.

SUMMARY: Abandoned as a baby in the backwoods of rural Virginia, young THREE TREES inherited a mysterious power. Gifted with an uncanny sense of strength, both physically and mentally, Three Trees was often misunderstood. Being poked and prodded as a research guinea pig took its toll on Three Trees. With the help of a concerned nurse, Three Trees escaped from the life of a lab animal and headed on a journey to find his true purpose. On his journey, Three Trees learns a lot about himself and discovers the ugly side of humans. Settling down in the seedy side of a big city, Three Trees helps to free a terrified community of a notorious street gang and becomes a legend in the process.

The Legend of Three Trees, Original Draft Screenplay, US Copyright Reg# Pau 002992813, Writers Guild of America, West (WGA,W) Reg# 1095196, Author: Randolph Randy Camp

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Randy Camp's TONY'S BIKE

Randolph Randy Camp’s ‘TONY’S BIKE’ Logline:

During his summer break, a kid detective helps the local cops solve a murder in rural Virginia.

‘TONY’S BIKE’ Plot/Summary:

Ever since Ricky Curtis was six years old he wanted to be an investigator. Now, at twelve years old, Ricky runs his own Private Investigator Agency out of his bedroom. Thus far, most of Ricky’s cases have centered around missing bikes. Ricky and his new sidekick, twelve year old Sheila, are caught off-guard when they discover a murder while investigating a stolen bike case. Realizing that young Ricky Curtis knows the backwoods better than they do, the local cops gladly accept his assistance in solving this heinous crime.

TONY’S BIKE, Original Screenplay Draft, U.S. Copyright Office Reg# PAu 002013080, Author: Randolph Randy Camp

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NEW K.A.N.S.A.S. Plot Teaser

A ‘New K.A.N.S.A.S.’ plot teaser:

Spelling Bee champ, young Jennifer, has been invited on a late-night talkshow. After a brief chat with the host, Jennifer abruptly stands and looks directly at the camera. She addresses her TV audience…

JENNIFER: “This message is for the people of Kansas. If you’re over eighteen, living in Kansas, and don’t want to live by kids’ rules, then you need to find some other place to stay. We’re taking over Kansas but we don’t want to harm nobody. Adults don’t have to leave just as long as they can listen to us kids. Thank you.”

The following day, the adults of Kansas react to Jennifer’s message…

In a wheat field near Wichita, two farmers are shooting the breeze as they casually stroll through the field inspecting the wheat. We eavesdrop on their conversation…

FARMER 1:  “Did ya’ hear that lit’l girl on the late show last night?”

FARMER 2: “Yup, she seems smart as I don’t know what – spelling ‘em big words ‘an all but looks like she’s missing a few screws upstairs though.”

FARMER 1:  “I said this years ago, it’s all that sugar they put on kids’ cereal nowadays. Just makin’ ‘em crazy.”

NEW K.A.N.S.A.S., Originial Screenplay, US Copyright # Pau 2-651-984, Author: Randolph Randy Camp

Randy Camp’s New K.A.N.S.A.S. is an adventure about an underground kids’ society and their uprising.