It started with a small school venture lead by Jakolax in the year of 2013. He wanted to make a movie, and was getting as many people to participate and contribute, that one day, Gerry Schwabbs decided he wanted a piece of it. He and his friend Arnold proposed a bunch of ideas to Jakolax: Make a studio and make a whole bunch of movies. "Weirocobra Studios" started out with for members: Jakolax, Gerry Schwabbs, Gerry Berry, and Arnold. They would rehearse movies and then, when they were good to go, they filmed it. Rehearsed movies include Kid Day, XX, Tick Tock, XX 2, Kid Day 2, Kid Day 3, XX 3, Jack Hosen, Jim Bed (James Bond parody) and more. The only one to be successfully filmed was Jack Hosen. It's half-way done. Then, the Jakolax did something despicable. He tried to sell us to Universal Studios. Of course he was a grade 3 student and didn't realize that WS was worth $0. Gerry Schwabbs got so mad at this, he kicked the Jakolax out, and became boss of WS, not before letting Jakolax back in. Rich But Evil, Jack Hosen, and Zombie Attack, were the only films ever filmed, but were never really... finished. So in the end, WS was a complete failure. But it was the most successful venture in the history of our school. It tought students how to make websites, how to print business cards. In sparked interest into trade and politics. A WS Handbook was printed and given out to the school for free explaining exactly how movies were made. When the Jakolax was kicked out of WS, he started BlueStone Studios, which lead to Blue Stone Books, a semi-successful author on WattPad, and Blue Stone Games, a game maker on scratch. Blue Stone Books lead to a free private library in the school (Jack's books), that's basically AirBnB for books (donate your book for other people to read, then get it back). It also lead to the success of the game Melon Murders. It lead to every cool thing that ever happened at our school (In the 2005-2006 generation any way). It lead to Bodhita's blog and LDMS. It was something that can be summed up in 1 word: fun. It got up to 11 members before the program collapsed.