Current day, in a galaxy near, near to here …
HOOP WARS
It is a period of Lockout.
#JDQsports, striking
from a hidden base, have won
their first victory against
The evil Association, its Players and Owners.
During the battle, JDQ
spies managed to steal secret
plans to The Association’s
ultimate weapon, the BIG
APPLE, an armored hoops
headquarters with enough power
to destroy an entire season; maybe an entire league.
Pursued by The Association’s
sinister agents, #RandallTheProducer
races against time to publicize
a new hope. He’s the custodian of
secret plans that can save his
hoop-fan brethren and restore
basketball freedom to the galaxy….
The Just Don’t Quit Foundation,
an IRS APPROVED 501c3 Charitable Entity,
presents:
Hoop Wars
Hoop Wars is the first of many #JDQsports stories that take you into a world of people usually left in the shadows of society.
Episode IV: Doin’ Hard Work is the 10-year anniversary of a film project about wheelchair basketball in Los Angeles and how the visiting Utah Wheelin’ Jazz team tried to crash the party at the Staples Center throughout the Nike 3-on-3 tournament and walk away with the Wheelin’ Championship; during the Summer of Lockout.
This episode was narrated by former Utah Jazz coach, Frank Layden (NBA Coach of the Year & NBA Executive of the Year — 1984).
Here’s a sneak peak into JDQF Programs & Initiatives over the years.
In 2004, JDQ Sports and Entertainment was formed by #RandallTheProducer as a digital Media, Sports & Entertainment boutique agency.
What it really was, turned out to be a non profit charity in waiting, on a Local, National and International level that empowered Adaptive Sports Athletes and anyone else who had a ‘Just Don’t Quit’ attitude by telling and sharing their often overlooked stories with the media and Hollywood.
It took 10 years to formalize those efforts into the Just Don’t Quit Foundation, an IRS Approved 501c3.
