Film Planning Project- The Kissing Booth

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The Kissing Booth is a new movie directed by Vince Marcello. It stars Molly Ringwald, Joey King, Jacob Elordi and Joel Courtney. It is a romantic comedy with just some hints of drama. The first five minutes of the movie include the opening credits along with a quick over view of the characters life, along with being introduced to the most prominent traits of characters. For example we are introduced to Elle Evans who is extremely unlucky, and hasn't quite caught on to the fact that she is now this new found women and has a women's body. 

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