“NOTE: Gahh, I thought I edited out that glitch around 4 minutes in, but apparently the original BTS footage was wonky and I didn’t even realize it. So, ignore that jump-cut and I hope you can enjoy the final product regardless!!!”

There is something about a coming-of-age story that can speak to a generation, regardless of story or medium. All you really need is a compelling, distinct character with a universal plight. The DreamWorks' How To Train Your Dragon Trilogy does all this and more by taking the character of Hiccup and taking him on a journey, not just through a single movie, but through a series of obstacles over the span of a decade.

Works Mentioned:
Interview: Dean DeBlois, the Director of the How To Train Your Dragon Trilogy -    • Interview: Dean DeBlois, the Director...  

DreamWorks Animation Filmmaker Focus Panel at Comic-Con 2013 -
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"Making a Good Script Great", 3rd Ed. by Linda Seger https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935247018/...

How To Train Your Dragon (1-3)
Directed by Dean DeBlois (1-3) and Chris Sanders (1)
Starring Jay Baruchel, America Ferrera, and Gerard Butler.

"Moldy Lotion" by Light-foot   / light-foot  
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Music promoted by Audio Library    • Moldy Lotion – Light foot (No Copyrig...  

"How To Train Your Dragon" Score by John Powell

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