BRAD PITTANGELINA JOLIE

BRAD PITT
ANGELINA JOLIE
the
Journey
LOCKHEED MARTIN PICTURES PRESENT
FILM BY JON CROPPER BRAD PITT ANGELINA JOLIE “ON”
MUSIC BY DAVID JOULIAN COSTUME DESIGN JOAN BERGIN EDITED BY LEE SMITH PRODUCTION DESIGNER NEITHEN
CROWLEY DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY WALLY FOSTER EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS CHRIS BALL VALERY DEEN
PRODUCED BY EMMA THOMAS WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY JON CROPPER
PG-13 PARENTS STRONGLY CAUTIONED
Some Material May Be Inappropriate for Children Under 13
ADULT SITUATIONS
Quite often we have difficulty “seeing” the future. We know its out there but somehow it always seems beyond
our grasp. Owing to the future’s elusive nature, we dismiss any attempt to forecast beyond a very limited time frame.
This bias is deeply embedded in American culture. We are obsessed with the next quarter, the next election,
the next fiscal year, but we seldom think about the next decade, let alone the next twenty five years.
This prejudice is most clearly reflected in the language used to describe the future. The word futuristic often
has pejorative connotations. It has become synonymous with something nebulous and imagined. Ideas such as
rocketing to the Moon, home video machines, laser guns, robots, wireless communications, palm computers,
and gene manipulation, were considered “flights of fancy” in the worst 1950’s sci-fi movies.
Of course, all of the aforementioned “flights of fancy” are now common aspects of modern life. All of these staples of
“science fiction” have spawned multi-billion dollar global industries that have profoundly and irrevocably transformed
human civilization. Yet just four decades ago, they were considered inconceivable.
Clearly, we disregard the future at our own peril. The future demands our attention...
Jonathan Cropper, October 2006
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With that, please turn off your cellphones and enjoy the film....
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It all started with a glance...
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7 years ago, while visiting a music festival in Spain, I met a beautiful and brilliant woman. After an exciting
and romantic courtship, she became my wife, partner and mother of my 5 wonderful boys.
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That’s me, Jack Bennet, my wife Diane and my sons: Jim, Sam, Danny, Tom and my oldest, Will.
One thing about being a father of 5 boys, time and sleep have become true luxuries...
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I don’t know how she does it, managing
the demands of family while excelling
at her career as an architect.
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Today, we live in a comfortable neighborhood in a suburban town, outside of Phoenix, Arizona.
Not quite 2.5 kids and a white picket fence, but almost...
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I work for Lockheed Martin in one of the coolest jobs possible; I travel the world looking for new,
culturally beneficial ways to apply advanced military technology.
Its called the WHOLE EARTH TECHNOLOGY division.
One of my goals for Lockheed is to figure out how our technological prowess
can be used to simplify and enhance life. We all need more TIME...
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Diane and I are always thinking about how Lockheed
can generate enormous profits by applying
its technology to improve humanity
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Lockheed Health
ASTHMA
Up 75% since 1980
lifeware©
hardware software ___ware?
body mind soul
OBESITY
Up 60% in the last 10 years
ALLERGIES
Now affect more than 20%
of the population
HYPERACTIVITY
ADHD prescriptions have
increased 5-fold since 1991
DEPRESSION
Prescriptions are growing 9% a year
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Imagine Lockheed techno
logy and
knowledge applied to risk
management
for the global insurance in
dustry.
Acquire Booz Allen or an
other
global IT consultancy, an
d grow
the business by rebrandin
g it as
“military precision”
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Lockheed + oil comp
Satellite technology applied to exploration.
anies =
Military technology / IT to clean up oil spills
and other damaging toxins in water
Use of satellite and advanced IT to create
more efficient mining techniques.
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The next day, Diane finds herself thinking...
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Lockheed, Architecture, Homes... better, cleaner, safer life?
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This is our getaway eco-cube house in the country.
I spend time here, designing my buildings.
The cube was built from a recycled shipping
container. Like our main house, is solar powered,
and has advanced communications capability
(complements of Lockheed).
Jack and I have several ideas how Lockheed can
generate enormous profits by applying its technology
to global architecture, real estate and infrastructure.
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Home building today is energy inefficient and environmentally damaging
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Lockheed has the ability to sell sustainable, eco-smart homes perhaps in
alliance with Toll Bros., the largest home builder in the US
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How do we leverage the daily global
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operations of Lockheed to accomplish this?
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Lockheed eco-friendly, modern home made from
re-purposed shipping container
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The 2nd fastest growing category of housing in the US
is the mobile home. 15% of US homes are mobile
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Cool retail store, quick-build research lab, school or communications center
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The all-purpose shipping container used in global trade,
can also be used as a mobile IT server farm
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Large buildings account for half the energy we use.
The environmental crisis is also a design crisis.
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Lockheed knowledge applied to building
construction and design could be the solution.
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Hundreds of skyscrapers are
currently under construction
across China and the Mid East.
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Lockheed could:
Sell IT and communicatins systems that make those buildings more efficient
Provide security, both data, communications and physical
Incorporate better materials in the construction of buildings
Form an alliance with the top builders to incorporate forward technology into design
Create a partnership with Bechtel for tech-enhanced infrastructure?
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On a smaller scale, the cockpit of a fighter
jet is one of the most robust examples of
man-machine interface.
Lockheed could form a think tank to explore
commercially viable, tech-based, POD-cubicle
design ideas.
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Imagine an architectural structure that houses Lockheed Martin’s International University and think tank ...
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There is a big need for technology based edu-tainment environments
for kids where they learn and have fun. Parents will happily pay.
This kids center in Seoul, Korea is awesome
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Convert old malls into virtual reality training / education centers / theme parks
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Lockheed JV with Jerde Partnership or
Simon Malls
Lockheed’s pilot virtual reality training simulator
is the best in the world; lets commercialize it...
The most profitable theme park attraction in the world is the Terminator II virtual reality ride at Universal Studios Hollywood.
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Imagine a theme park powered by Lockheed...
Walt Disney already did, it is called EPCOT CENTER
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Back at home...
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While enjoing a nice scotch with Diane after a fun night out...
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We got very difficult phone call...
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Diane’s mom has been ill for some time.
We had to make a decision to put her into a retirement home.
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Lockhed retirement and assisted living
With the 70 million, baby boomer bubble rapidly approaching retirement age, there will be a huge need
for health care / retirement homes that allow people to stay in touch with their parents and monitor
their health via technology...
LOCKHEED MARTIN CAN LEAD THE WAY
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For us
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the journey is about...
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love of wife,
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love of life,
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and a never-ending quest for knowledge, excellence, innovation and a bright future for all.
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Many creative people helped shape the vision of this film. I would like to thank:
Quincy Jones
John Perry Barlow - EFF, Grateful Dead
Diane Warshay, National Bank of Canada
Lisa Ellis - Head of Urban Music, Sony Music
John Bruno - Special Effects Supervisor, T2, founder Digital Domain
Steve Wilhite, COO, Hyundai Motors
Jeff Bacon, Motion Picture Marketer
Eason Jordan, former President, CNN International
Eric Dandridge, writer
Sara Levinson, Former CEO, MTV and NFL Properties
Tim Kelly, President Sprint PS Consumer Division
Drew Schutte, Publisher, Wired
Sean “Diddy” Combs
Adam Kalkin, Shipping container architect
Steven Mark Klein - Futurist
David Marconi, writer, Enemy of the State
Tom Freston, former CEO, Viacom
Mariusz Kamienski, Art Director
Ann Fudge, CEO Young & Rubicam
Henry Jenkins, Dean Comparative Media Studies, MIT
Michael Horsham, Tomato Creative Collective
Stephany Small, USAF
John Legend
Steven Klein, Brad and Angelina photographer for W magazine
Gil Williams, writer
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Jonathan Cropper
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