{"value"=>"<p><span class=\"emph\">PROJECTS AND PROPOSALS, 1972-1989 series (2.8 lin. ft.)</span>is the largest series in the collection. It documents film and television projects and scripts Schultz produced, considered for production, or was asked to read. Among the materials are budgets, proposals, production files, contracts, correspondence, outlines, clippings, and scripts.</p> <p>The projects and proposals include <span class=\"title\">The Derriere Pain,</span> a television episode written by Chiz Schultz for the late 1970s series <span class=\"title\">Watch Your Mouth!</span>Along with the first draft are some notes and correspondence which indicate the development of and changes in the script. Also included are Tony Batten's <span class=\"title\">Other American Revolution,</span> William Joseph Black's <span class=\"title\">Black Builders of America,</span> and James De Jongh's <span class=\"title\">Do Lord Remember Me.</span> Among the projects that became productions is Richard Wesley's <span class=\"title\">The House of Dies Drear.</span> Also of interest are scripts by writers Bill Gunn, Paul Carter Harrison, and Ellen Holly, and a screenplay and article by Kathleen Collins.</p> <p>Many of the pieces deal with African history or have African themes, particularly West Africa. Among these are Babcob Film's synopsis of <span class=\"title\"> Jom;</span> a Rising Sun Productions proposal for <span class=\"title\">The Afrikan Sun;</span> Gregory Robinson's screen treatment of <span class=\"title\">Battling Siki;</span> and the many scripts and synopses of <span class=\"title\">Sundiata.</span> There are also pieces that focus on South Africa including Mbogeni Ngema's <span class=\"title\">Asinimali</span> (1986) and Grigori Owens' novel <span class=\"emph\"> Johannesburg.</span></p>"}